Beating the Heat Sustainably During Plastic-Free July
Did you know that there’s a right way to recycle almost everything that we use in our homes, offices, and […]
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SWACO and the City of Columbus Team Up to Offer Free Household Hazardous Waste Collection for Franklin County Residents
This summer, SWACO is partnering with local communities to keep Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) out of the Franklin County Landfill
Sustainable Summer Fun
Waste & Recycling Workers Keep Central Ohio Clean And Green Behind every empty bin and clean street is a dedicated
Celebrate Plastic Free July and Save on Sustainable Swaps
Looking to cut back on single-use plastics? This Plastic Free July, SWACO is partnering with City Folks General Store and
SWACO Honors Waste and Recycling Workers
SWACO is proud to celebrate Waste and Recycling Workers Week, an annual celebration lasting from June 15th to 20th that honors workers in the waste
A Season Of Sustainability
Warm weather has arrived, kids are out of school for the summer, and it’s a great time to be thinking
2027 Community Waste Reduction Grant Applications Are Open!
SWACO is now accepting applications for the 2027 Community Waste Reduction Grant (CWRG) cycle and you could get up to
SWACO Awards Scholarships to Local Students
Investing in the Next Generation of Sustainability and Waste Management Leaders
New Recycling Option Opens In Worthington
Last week, our region’s newest Recycling Convenience Center opened in the City of Worthington at 380 Highland Avenue. The new
New Recycling Convenience Center Opens In Worthington With Funding From SWACO
Officials from the City of Worthington and SWACO this morning formally opened a new Recycling Convenience Center at 380 Highland Avenue.
Franklin County Is Going Green In A Whole New Way
This week, SWACO and the City of Columbus wrapped up Earth Month by officially opening our region’s first and only
Class II Composting Facility Opens in Central Ohio
Today, SWACO and the City of Columbus officially commissioned the region’s only Class II Composting Facility. “Nearly one million pounds