Lithium ion batteries are batteries that can be recharged. They also cannot be thrown in the trash after use because they can cause fires in our garbage trucks. Batteries should be removed from the product and taken to a drop off location. Some Items that most likely use lithium ion batteries are: cell phones, laptops,…

It’s the most wonderful time of the year for recycling! Make sure you are disposing of your packaging materials correctly—toss those cardboard boxes in your recycling, but keep the Styrofoam and plastic wrap out! Remember, clean plastic film, including bubble wrap, can be taken to your local grocery store along with your plastic bags. #RecycleRight Ace Hauling…

Ace Disposal is looking for an Experienced Front Load Garbage Truck driver for Utah County. Our drivers are responsible for waste and recycling collection services in order to ensure that the materials are transported and disposed of in an appropriate manner. Job Responsibilities: Ace drivers are responsible for operating waste and recycle trucks in a…

All trash is delayed a day due to the Thanksgiving Holiday!

Great tip on food waste!! #ReduceReuseTHENRecycle

Diesel Mechanics needed! Are you an experienced Diesel Technician looking for a career with an award winning locally owned company that has amazing pay coupled with outstanding benefits? Ace is also willing to train the right candidates.  Responsibilities: Maintain diesel equipment operation by completing inspections and preventive maintenance requirements. Correcting vehicle deficiencies Making adjustments and…

Single-use batteries contain a number of materials that are recyclable. You can recycle them by dropping them off at a local facility or by participating in the many mail-in or take back programs that are available. Read More: https://earth911.com/recycling-guide/how-to-recycle-single-use-batteries/?fbclid=IwAR3lPyqEYWM-p_4ypgrL8n6X_BcjIdiXm6vFLPVGl7AKhPjAkX4MPckXLwA

In Utah and Salt Lake counties, air quality in the winter can reach “unhealthy” and “hazardous” levels on the Air Quality Index. Several “green” vehicles were parked outside the capitol steps and showcased for the public, including a zero-emission natural gas-powered Ford Explorer designed by ReFuel Energy Partners, a New Flyer Industries all-electric transit bus,…