Board of public Works Monday March 10th at 6pm City Council Meeting Monday April 5th 5:30pm (Working Session Trash Rates) Monday 10th 6:30pm (Regular Meeting)
City Council News
The Emergency demolition of the Pumper on Washington Street in downtown Cannelton was stopped by a Gibson County Judge. We ae currently waiting on a May 9th court hearing on the property. The Gainer building was take down before the court order was received. The City is being held up cleaning up the build rubble by the court order. Court date is May 19, 2023 Gibson County.
Perry County Recycling What and where you can recycle
Metals Tin Cans (well rinsed, labels OK) Aluminum Cans Scrap Metal ( Not Accepted at Derby)
Plastics Non-Rigid Plastics of all colors must have #1through 7 in a triangle rinsed with caps removed plastics caps accepted at Cannelton location only. No pups with metal springs or parts. accepted n brown paper bags only. Grocery bags should be returned to Walmart.. No Styrofoam or unmarked plastics For information on ridged plastics .please call 812-547-9787 ( chairs ,playhouses etc)
Glass Not accepted in Derby Bottles and screw top jars only ( rinsed and labels removed) Clear, green and brown only clear in separate bag. Gives vases to attendant No drinking glasses, ceramics, light bulbs, candle glass, crystal, plates etc.
Paper Newspapers and inserts, White non glossy white office paper, copy paper, empty sweetener packs, envelops, shredded paper, index cards, post it notes, paper flyers, junk mail as long as paper only. cardboard broken down Magazines and catalogs. Telephone books Not accepted in Derby Hard cover books Not accepted in Derby Soft over books Not accepted at Derby All items must be clean and dry
Used /New Asphalt Shingles and tar paper ( no trash) accept in Cannelton only for a fee. Construction Debris accepted at WCA/FWS between Hawesville and Lewisport on Hwy 60 for a fee 270 Propane Tanks can sometimes be returned to the place of purchase. Tires are accepted at Tell City Tire Tell City, Hilltop Tore Evanston and Cannelton and Branchville sites for a fee
Hazardous Items
There is no fee to Perry County Residents. Cost in included in the Annual Perry County Recycling Initiative
safety tips Bring material in original container with labels and secure lids if possible. Do not mix materials in keep in separate containers Pack in cardboard boxed not trash bags. Transport in the bed of a truck or trunk not in the passenger compartment
Only Accepted in Cannelton Oil and Latex paint, paint thinner, stains, varnish Insecticides/Herbicides Pool Chemicals Poison (liquid or glandular, etc) Aerosols Cleaning products and House hold chemicals Empty containers which held gas, oil, tar, drain cleaner Garage/Workshop Products brake cleaner, engine degreaser, lubricants
Accepted at Cannelton and Branchville Used Oils in clean container like milk jug. non that continued gas, blech etc Antifreeze Used oil filters drained well Household Batteries ( button, alkaline, mercuric acid, etc) Mercury (thermometers, thermostats,, Elemental Mercury, Squiggly CFL bulbs) Electronics
Note! See attendant so items can be out in the proper locations. Water base and Latex paints are only hazardous in liquid form. dry the liquid and seal cans. You can also add cat litter or saw dust to speed drying times.
Medications can be dropped off at the CVS Container in the lobby of the Tell City Police Department. they do not accept liquids, inhalers, aerosols, thermometers or needles.
Large Item Fees Orange Tags Only $1.50 per tag
Can be purchased at Walmart Tell City, IGA Tell City Guillaume's Leapold or PCRM office Armory Annex Tell City
20 Orange Tags Any Item Containing CGFC's (Freon) Window AC units Dehumidifiers Freezers Refrigerators