Lakeshore Recycling known as LRS now supports all of Environmental and Recycling Services. No changes for our residents regarding services.
Garbage Pick-up is on Wednesdays. Except for the below observed holidays.
Observed Holidays:
- New Year’s Day
- Memorial Day
- Independence Day
- Labor Day
- Thanksgiving Day
- Christmas Day
If a holiday falls on a Saturday, that actual day is the observed holiday.
If a holiday falls on a Sunday, then Monday would be the observed day off. In that case, regular trash pick-up day will be the following day.
Lakeshore Recycling takes care of our recycling of paper and cardboard products. We have a huge recycling container right next to the Village Hall for use by our Rockdale Residents only!
Recycling is free to all Village Residents!
No TVs or Electronics.
Lakeshore Recycling continues to support the link for the Rockdale Village!
Although your Garbage pick-up is free to all Village Residents, we want you to remain considerate to your neighbors and to our Waste Hauling Specialist who do the dirty task of picking up our garbage.
There will be times when you have too much. Call Lakeshore Recycling and they can help you!
Don’t be a dirty inconsiderate neighbor, be a clean and caring neighbor.
Pick it up, pack it up, clean it up!
Please help improve recycling by putting these* paper and paper packaging items in your recycling bin:
- White and colored paper from home, school or the office. Includes writing paper, copy paper, office folders, notebooks, stationary etc.
- Cereal and dry food boxes, shoe boxes, laundry detergent boxes etc. Remove non-paper inserts or additional packaging before putting it in the bin.
- All mail and envelopes (including those with windows), postcards, greeting cards, coupon packets, etc.
- Boxes used for over the counter medicine, cosmetics or perfume; bakery or candy boxes; take-out food containers or beverage cups; pizza and frozen food boxes. Remove all food residues and liquids before putting in the bin.
- Corrugated cardboard boxes used for packaging or shipping.
- Paper shopping bags from retail stores, grocery stores and restaurants. Clear the bag of any food residues or liquids before putting it in the bin.
- Magazines and catalogs with glossy paper
- Newspaper and Newspaper inserts
- Juice, milk and aseptic cartons. Remove all liquids before putting in the bin.
- Telephone directories
- Hard or soft cover books, wrapping paper (including the
cardboard tube), old business cards etc.