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General Information
651-266-2400

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Public Health
AskPH@co.ramsey.mn.us
Environmental Health
AskEH@co.ramsey.mn.us
Vital Records
AskVR@co.ramsey.mn.us

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Brush, Compost & Yard Waste

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Yard Waste Collection Sites

Links provide hours, site maps, acceptable materials and availability of compost/mulch/dirt.

General Information | How to Use | Arden Hills/New Brighton | Battle Creek/Highwood | Frank & Sims | Midway (Saint Paul)Mounds View | Shoreview/White Bear Township | Summit Hill (Saint Paul)2010 Yard Waste Flyer (pdf)

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Yard & Garden Care

Chemical DisposalCompost | Compostable Bags | Emerald Ash Borer | Healthy Lawns (pdf) | Master Gardeners | Plant Pot Recycling | Private Brush Recyclers | Pruning Trees and Shrubs | Rain Barrels

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Keep a Healthy Lawn and Garden

From grass trimmings and leaves to pesticides and water, the eco-impact of your lawn and garden can be significant.  But it doesn’t have to be. 
 
For more information on rain barrels | compost


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Emerald Ash Borer
Due to the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) quarantine, Ramsey County residents cannot transport ash trees, including ash limbs, branches, logs and untreated ash lumber with the bark attached, outside of Ramsey and Hennepin counties. This quarantine also applies to firewood of any hardwood species.  To remain in compliance with the quarantine, some trash haulers no longer offer tree waste collection as part of their service to residents.  However, residents have other options such as hiring a commercial tree or yard cleanup service to collect their tree waste.  Ramsey County residents can also bring tree waste to a Ramsey County yard waste site.  Ramsey County residents who live in zip codes 55103, 55104, 55108, 55113, and 55117 are strongly encouraged to take ash limbs, branches, and logs to the Ramsey County Midway Yard Waste Site to prevent spread of EAB to other parts of the County. To learn more about the Emerald Ash Borer infestation, visit the Minnesota Department of Agriculture's website.