Dumpster Rental in North Ridgeville, OH

Solid Wate, Recycling and Very Cool Facts About North Ridgeville, OH

North Ridgeville is one of the quickest growing towns in the Greater Cleveland area. Lying just 25 miles southeast of downtown, the city has a population just over 32,000 residents and is just a short drive from some of the top universities not only in Ohio but in the U.S. including Case Western Reserve University and Oberlin College. The largest employers are the North Ridgeville City School District and UH North Ridgeville Health Center. The town holds several annual events including a Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony, a Holiday Food and Toy Drive, Santa’s Calling, and a well attended and loved Corn Festival. North Ridgeville has 6 parks used for both recreation and sporting activities. The department sponsors and offers youth football, basketball, baseball, and wrestling. There are also areas set aside for picnicking, playgrounds, and hiking trails. A few well-regarded people from the area include actor Martin Mull, astronaut Charles Hobaugh, Don Pope the bronze winner in the 2006 Strongest Man in the World competition, and Major League Baseball 1980 American League Rookie of the Year, the loveable Joe Charboneau.

Recycling and Yard Waste Disposal

The city of North Ridgevillelle is located in Lorain County in the great State of Ohio. The town offers weekly recycling services which are not mandatory but highly encouraged. Each resident is provided a recycling bin from the recycling company. The Service Department is also a drop off center for specific wastes. It is located at:

North Ridgeville Service Department

During the first week of every month, bulky items can be left on the tree lawn. These include furniture, box springs, washers, and dryers. For a more thorough list of all things recyclable and so forth, follow this link to North Ridgeville Recycling page.

Yard Waste

The city does offer yard waste pickup beginning in April and through November. Christmas trees will be picked up at the curb during the first 2 weeks of January. Yard waste must fit into your blue trash bin, or these items will have to go to the landfill which is not a desirable outcome because of the fact that landfills are running out of space.

Tree branches and brush must be tied and bundled neatly to be serviced by the city. Twigs and branches should not exceed four feet in length and weigh no more than fifty pounds. As per most cities, please return your grass clipping to your lawn for mulching.

Construction debris, auto parts, tires, and dead animals will not be picked up by the city. The Lorain County Collection Center will accept tires, paints, batteries and other household hazardous wastes. The center is located at: