RECYCLING & WASTE

Organics Recycling/Garbage Hauler Billing Information:

• The Hennepin County Commissioners adopted Ordinance 13, which requires all cities in the County to ensure that curbside organics recycling is made available to all residential properties in each municipality.  Rogers must comply with this ordinance or the County will implement a program and charge the City directly, to be paid by utility/recycling customers.

• In order to ensure organics recycling is provided citywide as required by the County, we will need to license all residential garbage haulers and require that they offer curbside organics recycling to their customers in Rogers.

• Billing by garbage haulers for those organics services is complicated by the fact that State Statute requires haulers to charge the same monthly rate to all of their customers within a given city, whether or not a specific customer actually uses the organics service.  So a customer who chooses not to request an organics recycling cart and does not use the service must, under state law, be charged the same monthly rate as a customer who does request a cart and actively recycles organics.

• Each garbage hauler may have a different rate than their competitors, but each will be required to charge their chosen rate to all of their residential customers, regardless of participation.

• Note that this City has not officially implemented this requirement for haulers to date, but we understand that many haulers have begun to implement the changes in order to comply with the County ordinance.

• We realize that many residents who choose not to use their organics recycling service will find these hauler chargers to be unfair, but this issue is not within the control of the City of Rogers.  Residents may want to contact the County to express their opinion on Ordinance 13.

There are a number of options for recycling and disposing of your yard waste, electronics, organics, and other materials.

Hennepin County Environment and Energy phone number

612-348-3777

The City of Rogers contracts with Republic Services to provide curbside recycling collection every other week for all residents. Carts are available in 65 gallon size or call Republic to request a 95 gallon cart. State statute requires that recycling is made available to all Minnesota residents. Residents pay for this service as part of your Rogers utility bill.

Collection Schedule

Recyclables are picked up every other week.

Download the 2024 Calendar for Homes West or South of I-94 for details.

Download the 2024 Calendar for Homes East or North of I-94 for details.

Missed Recycling?

Call Republic at 320-252-9608 or email rogers@republicservices.com.
Please include “Rogers” in the subject line of your email.

Republic’s 2023 Holiday Schedule

Download the 2023 Holiday Schedule.

Accepted Items

• Aluminum beverage cans

• Mixed mail and office paper

• Boxboard ie: cereal, cracker, shoe boxes

• Fax paper

• Envelopes

• Computer paper

• Aluminum beverage cans

• Metal food cans

• Glass bottles and jars (all colors)

• Plastic containers and lids (#1-#7) ie: pop, juice bottles, milk, water

• Aseptic and gable-topped containers ie: juice & milk cartons, juice boxes

Not Accepted Items

• No plastic bags

• No egg cartons

• No Styrofoam

• No pizza boxes or soiled paper

• No mirror, window or plate glass

• No ceramic or porcelain

• No toys, dishes, flower pots

• No plastic hangers

• No motor oil jugs

• No metal car parts

Hennepin County Drop Off / Recycling Center accepts many different electronic materials such as:

• Computer disks

• DVDs, CDs and Blu-ray discs

• Flash drives and Secure Digital (SD) memory cards

• Game cartridges

• Ink jet and laser toner cartridges

• Plastic cases and jewel cases

• Video and audio cassettes and tapes

• Vinyl records

• Visit the Hennepin County Drop off page to learn more about the nearest location and fee's for recycling electronics.

The City of Rogers has contracted with Lynde & McLeod, Inc. who operates the Maple Grove Yard Site, to allow Rogers residents to dispose of yard waste material.

Cost

Open without charge to residents of: Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Champlin, Crystal, Dayton, Maple Grove, New Hope, *Rogers (w/permit)

*Obtain $25 permit at Rogers City Hall: 763-428-2253

(Residents can bring brush up to 10” in diameter for free. Brush 10” in diameter and over, see below for pricing)

Requirements

• All material must be de-bagged at the site and bags removed.

• Biodegradable bags are not accepted.

• Lawn and garden waste accepted, including leaves, grass, plant material, straw, apples, wood chips, sand, and brush up to 10” in diameter. No stumps or erosion blankets allowed.

• Material over 10” to 36” in diameter will be charged $15.00 cu yd (no matter which city the customer is from).

• We are a designated disposal site for ash tree waste.

• Due to the quarantine on ash and deciduous wood, no free mulch is available.

Directions

• Take I-94 northwest to Maple Grove Parkway (County Rd 30 / Exit 213) in Maple Grove. Go north on Maple Grove Parkway approximately 1 mile. Turn right into site entrance.

• Take County Road 81 approximately three miles northwest of Osseo to Maple Grove Parkway. Turn left/south on Maple Grove Parkway. Turn left into site entrance (.3 miles).

Location

The site is located at 10300 Maple Grove Parkway, Maple Grove. More information can be found at their website www.mgyardwaste.com.

Site Hours

The site is open from April 1 to November 30. Hours are Monday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm and Sundays from 11:00am to 7:00 pm. Closed: Easter (April 9th), Memorial Day (May 29th), Independence Day (July 4th), Labor Day (September 4th), Thanksgiving (Nov. 23rd)

Rogers residents can properly dispose many options for free at the Hennepin County - Brooklyn Park Transfer Station and Recycling Center.

As of February 24th, Randy’s Drop Site in St. Michael will be permanently closed. For alternative locations, please refer to the image below.
(CLOSING Dop Site Location - 5625 Quam Ave NE, St. Michael)

Recycling Resources

Single-Sort Recycling: What Exactly Belongs In Your Bin

Click on the video below for Kare 11’s behind-the-scenes tour to see the good, the bad and the ugly of a single-sort recycling facility. As it turns out, most of us are sticking the wrong stuff in our curbside bins.