Get rid of any old or unwanted bicycles, clothing, furniture, household items, or up to 1-yard of light homeowner-generated construction debris (approx. 3′ x 3′ x 3′ pile).

Appliances such a refrigerators, freezers, stoves, dryers, dishwashers, and washing machines – all doors must be removed.

All items to be disposed of must be placed curbside at your regular pick-up location before 6AM on Saturday, April 15, 2023.

WE WILL NOT PICK UP OR ACCEPT AUTOMOTIVE TIRES, CONTRACTOR-GENERATED CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS, LIGHTS BULBS, OR HAZARDOUS WASTE (used oil, paint, or chemicals).

COLLECTION TRUCKS WILL ONLY MAKE ONE TRIP PAST EACH RESIDENCE FOR BULK ITEMS

E-WASTE DROP-OFF

LOCATION:    11730 S. Kedzie Ave., Merrionette Park, IL 

Between the Merrionette Park Police Station and Village Hall.

Bring your unwanted flat panel television and monitors*, computers, game consoles, and media players.

*Older model tube televisions or monitors will not be accepted.

!!!WARNING!!! 

CHECK WASHING SCAMS ARE AT AN ALL TIME HIGH!! 

TRI-STATE DISPOSAL would like to educate customers about this rampant crime that has directly affected some of our customers and our business. 

What is Check Washing? 

Check washing can occur when someone innocently pays their bills with a check, then puts it in their home mailbox for pickup or drops it in the blue USPS box after the final mail collection. Criminals intercept the mail and perform a process called Check Washing. During this process a check is put in a bin with a chemical that removes the handwritten ink, the check is then dried allowing the criminal to write the same check to whomever in the amount of their choice. Often the person will acquire a fake ID and go to the bank that is listed on the check to cash the check. Sometimes checks that are clearly written out to a business are fraudulently cashed by an individual without any verification. 

How do you Protect Yourself? 

1. Do Not Write Checks, if it is not necessary. Utilize your bank’s digital banking services to make payments on your monthly accounts. 
2. Use Gel Ink Pens, they have been proven to “permeate the fibers on the check”, according to Experian. This makes check washing nearly impossible.
3. Pay your bills online. 
4. Avoid putting your bills in the blue USPS mailbox after the last pickup.
5. Don’t leave your mail in your home mailbox overnight. 

What should you do if your mail is stolen? 

1. Contact your bank to alert them that your financial/bank information has been compromised. 
2. Create a list of outstanding checks and any regular incoming or outgoing ACH payments. You will need this information when you visit your bank. 
3. Close the compromised checking account and open a new checking account. 
4. File a police report with your local police department. This is an ongoing issue in our community and your report will help authorities direct the resources needed to eradicate the rampant bank, financial, credit card fraud, scams, and mail theft. 
5. Email the United States Postal Service to submit a report about stolen mail or contact the U.S. Postal Inspector’s Office by calling 1.877.876.2455.

Tri-State Disposal is organizing it’s annual Toy Drive for kids of all ages in the communities of Riverdale, Thornton Township, and Together We Cope of Tinley Park.

INTRODUCING A NEW PAYMENT PORTAL!

We have launched a new online customer portal that gives you better features and tools for securely managing your personal and business accounts from any device. 

• update your profile information
• manage payments
• sign up for notifications
• compare monthly charges and usage, by service
• improved billing and payment history
• easily manage multiple accounts like home and small business

Important Message for e-Billing customers

If you currently have an account with Tri-State Disposal’s online e-Billing system, you will need to register with the new customer portal. Your existing username and password did not transfer to the new system. However, you are free to reuse your previous log-in credentials as you choose.

If you are a paperless billing customer, we did maintain your paperless billing program enrollment through the transition and you can expect to receive your first “bill-ready” email in June or July, depending on your bill cycle. There will be an access code on your bill that you will need to register.

Once registered with the portal, you may log in to modify or cancel your paperless billing enrollment. You do not have to participate in paperless billing to have an online portal account.

You can also call our office at 708-388-9910 and speak with one of our Customer Service Representatives to get your access code.

Register Now or Log In

Waste management is a rising industry, and with ever-growing populations with increasing daily waste, waste management services need to evolve to keep up with these growing needs. Below, we talk about the current and coming trends for waste management and what that means for you.

Wednesday, June 8, 2022

Tri-State Disposal will join over 100 other golfers at the Blue Cap Foundation’s Annual Charity Invitational Golf Outing.

December 27, 2021

Doxo.com is an online bill pay website. It is a third-party website that allows people to pay their waste service bills via their website.

If you’ve thought about renting a dumpster for your business’s various disposal needs, you may envision a receptacle that provides service in good weather and bad. In reality, extreme seasonal storms and temperature can affect your ability to use your dumpster (and any additional dumpsters you rent) properly.

Once you understand a few key points about the ways different weather situations can affect your dumpster usage, as well as the smart way to employ dumpsters for post-storm cleanup efforts, you can get the most out of your dumpster all year round. Take a moment to acquaint yourself with the basics.