• We will be running a day behind the entire week of
May 25, 2009 due to Memorial Day.
• We will be running a day behind the week of September 7, 2009 due to Labor Day.
• We will be running a day behind after Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26, 2009.
• We will be running a day behind after Christmas Day and New Years Day. Friday pick ups will be done on Saturday for both weeks.
USED OIL COLLECTION NOTICE
On Saturday, April 18, 2009 there will be a used oil collection event at the University of Illinois Extension Office at the intersection of Route 78 & 52/64 in Mt. Carroll, Illinois. The collection will be held between 9:00 a.m. and noon. Participants are responsible for proper disposal of their oil containers. Call 815-244-9444 for information.
Policies & Procedures
• Residential Customers can send us an email request for a copy of the outline for the curbside refuse removal program in your area. We will email it out right away.
• Rural residential customers are encouraged to have all refuse containers at the curb the evening before your
pick up day as trucks start very early in some rural areas.
• Residential customers inside city limits can contact Moring Disposal for the start time in your community or
put your containers out the evening before your pick up day to assure that you never miss the truck.
• Moring Disposal has fully implemented single sort recycling in all service areas. Now there is no sorting of
your recyclables necessary. Simply rinse all containers as usual and break down all boxes. You may see a
recycling curb sorter truck, packer truck or a side load truck collecting your recyclables. Be assured that your
recyclables are being handled properly. Check our recycling section for a general outline of recycling
programs in the communities that we serve.
• In an effort to protect the health and well being of our service personnel, all waste material should be placed
at the curb in containers or bags not exceeding 30 gallons in capacity and weighing no more than 35
pounds. Waste put out in 55 gallon barrels or a large wheeled cart that is not bagged in the container may be
left behind if workers cannot safely unload the containers into the collection vehicle at a loading height of
nearly 4 feet.
• It is the responsibility of the homeowner to properly prepare waste at the curb for pick up. Material should be
in sealed bags and if put out over night, it is highly recommended that sealed bags are also placed in a
covered refuse container to avoid animal messes and blowing material.
• Rural customers are allowed up to 5 - 30 gallon bags or containers. In City residents should check with City
Hall or Moring Disposal on what the set out limit in your community is.
(815) 938-3602
306 E. Main St. • Forreston, IL 61030
Moring Disposal Incorporated was founded in 1977 by Larry Moring of Forreston, Illinois. Starting out with just two older trucks and a small collection route, Mr. Moring has built the business into one of Northwest Illinois' largest and most comprehensive solid waste disposal firms.
Now in our 32nd year of operation, Moring Disposal has facilities in Forreston, Freeport, Lanark and Rock Falls, Illinois and employs more than 80 people company wide. With a fleet of over 70 late model collection and waste transfer vehicles, the company serves in excess of 30,000 homes and 3,600 businesses throughout a seven county service area every week
Moring Disposal, Inc.
Larry Moring, Owner
Denny Pate, General Manager
306 E. Main St. • Forreston, IL 61030
mdidpate@aeroinc.net
(800) 423-0759
Freeport: (815) 233-9216
Forreston: (815) 938-3602
Rock Falls: 815-622-0500
Dixon: 815-288-0500
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