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ALT Curving river surrounded by green and brown agricultural fields stretching to the horizon.
ALT Instructional graphic showing two categories for recycling: mixed fibers in boxes or paper bags, and mixed containers in blue bags, used by the City of Columbia.
ALT Person rinsing a metal can under a kitchen faucet over a sink with other recyclable bottles nearby.
ALT EPA graphic of man walking dog that shows rain going into a storm drain and into a pond.
ALT Blue two-story house surrounded by autumn trees with text promoting home insulation for comfort and savings.
ALT Video still shot of two men outdoors, one using a leaf blower while the other steps over a curb in a residential area with trees and houses.
ALT Stack of white disposable cups and plates with plastic cutlery on a yellow background, emphasizing reducing single-use items.
ALT Columbia sanitary landfill guidelines. Customers can bring material directly to the landfill for disposal. 1. As you enter the landfill, stop at the scale house. Your car/truck/trailer will be weighed. 2. Dispose of your waste at the landfill or at the small-vehicle drop-off area. 3. Stop at the scale house on the way out. Your vehicle will be weighed to get the tonnage. 4 You will be charged $55 per ton with at $25 minimum.
ALT Metal storm drain grate embedded in concrete sidewalk stained by white paint. City of Columbia Stormwater logo says: No Dumping. Drains to streams.
ALT Energy Star graphic of a power strip. Fight energy vampires with a smart power strip. Plug you computer, lights and other equipment into a smart power strip. The strip will detect when electronic enter standby mode and cut off power to them. Group related electronics so you can shut them all off together at once.
ALT Computer screen shows CoMo Recycle and Trash interface for scheduling collection reminders. The CoMo Recycle and Trash tool makes it easy to remember your next waste collection day. Visit CoMo.gov/utilities/solidwaste Receive reminders about collection day as well as alerts about holiday and emergency delays. Get weekly notification via emails, phone calls or text messages. Download your collection calendar to your personal Apple, Google or Outlook calendar. Print your own collection calendar
ALT Close-up of a wet metal storm drain grate next to a yellow curb on a concrete street.