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We need to have a talk. Burning trash is illegal. Really. https://www.in.gov/idem/openburning/burning-trash-is-illegal/ For, like, A LOT of actually really good reasons https://archive.epa.gov/epawaste/nonhaz/municipal/web/html/index-3.html
Ya'll, if you see something you gotta say something. This isn't going to fix itself by itself.
( IN.gov pdf reporting info) https://www.in.gov/localhealth/marshallcounty/files/OpenBurning.pdf
Idk why anyone would have them haul it off anyway, when CPE gives a rebate on most of them if you call them to pick it up.
Oh, lucky you. We get heavy trash once or twice a year - anything else and they'll charge you either $20 for a pickup sized load, or $40 for a 1-ton dumpster. Anything bigger than will fit in that and you just have to wait or figure it out yourself.
They used to be a "if it fits it ships" kind of department - long as it fit in the truck and didn't break anything they'd haul it off. But then we went with contracted pickup vs city ran and got a ton of rules to go along with the change.
The only thing they'll take regularly and without an extra fee is used appliances, any Friday - as long as the doors are off and it's empty.
What? Once, maybe two times a year? If you live within city limits...
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Cheaper than paying for a dumpster 🤷 I mean, unless you have a truck and the help to get it to the dump yourself, they're gonna charge you probably $100 minimum to come haul it for you. Fire is free, and all you have left is a few scraps of metal.