OXFORD COUNTY WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES - SEPTEMBER 1, 2021 - AUGUST 31, 2022
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BLANDFORD-BLENHEIM
EAST ZORRA-TAVISTOCK
INGERSOLL
NORWICH
SOUTH-WEST OXFORD
TILLSONBURG
ZORRA
OXFORD COUNTY WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
SEPTEMBER 1, 2021 – AUGUST 31, 2022
W H AT ’ S I N S I D E
Wasteline.ca 1 South-West Oxford Recycling & 8 Tips for Set Out Success 16 -17
Oxford County 2 Garbage Collection Map Future Oxford 18-19
Stay in the Know 3 South-West Oxford Collection Dates 9 Alternate Waste Options 20
Blue Box Collection 4 Large Article Collection 10-11 Departments and Services 21
What Goes Where? 5 Waste Management and 12-13 211 Ontario 22
Education Centre
Garbage Collection 6 Emergency Planning 23
Composting at Home 14
Garbage and Recycling 7 Pedestrian Crossovers 24
Collection Maps Brush, Leaf and Yard Waste Depots 15
Oxford County’s Green Fleet Plan 25
WA S T E L I N E . C A
Oxford’s waste and recycling resource!
WHAT YOU’LL FIND: ALSO AVAILABLE AS A
Waste Management news SMARTPHONE APP!
When is my pickup? View, print, or embed your calendar in Outlook,
What goes where? Google Calendar and iCal.
Where to buy bag tags Sign up for reminders so you never miss your
collection day!
Waste sorting game
STAY CONNECTED!
@OxfordWasteline
Oxford County
Oxford County
WASTELINE.CA 1
2 Located in the heart of southwestern Ontario at the crossroads of Highways 401 and 403, Oxford County has a population of approximately 123,000 people across eight area municipalities that are “growing stronger together.” As a partnership-oriented, two-tier municipal government, Oxford County is emerging as a leader in sustainable growth through the Future Oxford Community Sustainability Plan and County Council’s commitment to achieving 100% renewable energy, becoming a zero waste community, and working towards zero poverty. Situated in one of Ontario’s richest areas for farmland, agriculture is a key industry that serves as a springboard for some of the sustainable industries that are steadily diversifying the local economy. Oxford County offers a thriving local arts, culture and culinary community, as well as conservation parks, natural areas and more than 100 kilometres of scenic trails. The Oxford County Administration Building is located in Woodstock, Ontario. Visit www.oxfordcounty.ca or follow our social media sites at www.oxfordcounty.ca/social.
S TAY I N T HE KNO W
ROAD CONSTRUCTION & SERVICE INTERRUPTIONS
NEW SUBDIVISIONS Collection changes or interruptions can
During scheduled road construction, happen at any time—for weather, road
continue to place your garbage and closures or other issues. Picking up your
recycling containers at the curb, as usual. garbage and recycling on time is our
If our vehicles are unable to access the #1 priority, but if there’s a reason we
area, our road work contractors will collect can’t get to you, we’ll let you know as
these items and move them to a central soon as possible.
area for pick-up. Please mark your house
number on garbage and recycling Sign up for service alerts from
containers to ensure they are returned www.wasteline.ca
to the correct address. Visit www.oxfordcounty.ca
New subdivisions can have a lot of Follow Wasteline and Oxford
construction vehicles blocking the roadways. County on Twitter
If our vehicles cannot maneuver safely, Please note that any updates to
please hold on to your material until the this calendar will be posted to
following week for collection. www.wasteline.ca
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BLUE BOX COLLECTION
2021 BLUE BOX PRICING USE A BLUE BOX FOR ALL OF YOUR RECYCLABLES!
83 Litre Blue Box $6.20/box • ave recycling at the curb before 7 a.m. on collection day.
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Lids for Blue Box (80 Litre) $2.70/lid Anything set out after this time risks not being collected.
• Containers should be rinsed and free of food.
Apartment-size container $3.50/each
• nly clear plastic bags are to be used for shredded paper.
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Multi-residential totes* $36.00/tote All other recyclable material
placed in a plastic bag will not be collected.
Business totes* $72.00/tote
• ontaminated Blue Boxes will be left behind.
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Drivers do not sort through material
These items are sold at your local
at the curb.
municipal office, the Oxford County
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Administration Building and the
Placing unacceptable items in your
Oxford County Waste Management Blue Box increases program costs.
Facility. Not sure what can go into your
Pricing subject to change, please refer Blue Box? Use the “What Goes
to the Fees and Charges By-law for Where?” tool on wasteline.ca or
download the wasteline app.
pricing details at oxfordcounty.ca.
*Contact the County for Totes. Totes are only available
for sale to multi-residential buildings and businesses.
W H AT GOE S WH E R E? WAS TE S OR TI NG T I P S
• erosol containers (empty)
A • ewspapers
N • andages, first aid materials
B • ulky styrofoam
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RECYCLING
LANDFILL
WASTE DIVERSION
• Aluminum foil and trays • Paper • Bubble wrap • C&D waste
• Bakery transparent trays (Plastic #6) • Paper bags • Carbon paper • Clothing and textiles
• Black plastic • Pizza boxes (no food residue) • Compostable plastic cutlery and • Electronics
• Boxboard (tissue, food boxes & • Plastic bottles (pop, water, juice) takeout containers • Freon containing appliances
pop cases) • Plastic clamshell packaging • Food waste (if compost not • Hazardous waste
• Cardboard boxes (flattened) • Plastic cookie trays available) • Leaf and Yard waste
• Cardboard packaging • Laminated material
• Plastic food containers • Plastic Film (Pilot)
• Clear & coloured glass (tubs & lids) • Notebooks & agendas
• Recycling and cardboard
• Coffee cup lids • Spiral wound/cardboard cans (hot (Cover is garbage, recycle the
• Scrap metal
chocolate, coffee, crescent rolls) paper inside)
• Coffee cups • Tires
• Pens, markers, highlighters
• Drink/coffee takeout trays • Yogurt containers (Plastic #5)
• Pet waste
(molded paper)
For City of Woodstock residents, • Photographs
• Drink & soup boxes
find your Blue Box materials by • Plastic cutlery
• Envelopes
visiting www.cityofwoodstock.ca
• Plastic lunch bags NEED TO DISPOSE OF
• Flyers
• Glossy posters/paper
• Plastic shopping bags & SOMETHING NOT ON THE LIST?
plastic film (or bring to depot) Visit www.wasteline.ca or download
• Magazines, catalogues &
• Plastic wrap the Wasteline app and use the
telephone books “What goes where?” tool.
• Stickers/labels
• Metal & aluminum containers
• Straws
• Milk & juice cartons 519-539-9800 I 1-866-537-7778
• Styrofoam info@wasteline.ca I wasteline.ca
• Waxed paper
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G A R B AGE C OL L ECTIO N
GARBAGE REQUIREMENTS BAG TAG PROGRAM HOW MANY DO I NEED? WINTER COLLECTION TIPS!
• ll garbage must be contained in
A • $2 per tag, no tax • One bag tag is needed for: • W
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a bag, with no loose garbage in a • o minimum or maximum purchase
N - Each normal-sized bag or winter, use dark coloured bags
container amounts container (128L) with a • o not place material on top of
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• ave garbage at the curb before
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7 a.m. on your collection day. • wo bag tags are needed for:
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subject to store policies regarding
Anything out after this time risks - Bags larger than 76cm - 96 cm snow plows and sidewalk plows
extra charges
not being collected. and containers (129-240L) with
NEW: Online bag tag option • ake sure there is a clear safe path
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• lace no further than one metre
P a maximum of 20 kgs (44 lbs)
Visit www.wasteline.ca/bagtags for collectors. They have to keep
from municipal curb For details on size restrictions and one foot on the ground.
for a list of vendors and to order
• Bags must not be broken or ripped bag tags online weight requirements visit
• arbage set outs must not weigh
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more than 20 kgs (44 lbs)
• oth ends of the bag tag must be
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of the bag
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PURPLE AREA Dereham
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Airport Rd
South-West Oxford
ORANGE AREA Area A
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STEP 2: U SE THE CHART BELOW TO FIND BROWNSVILLE RD
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Brownsville DELMER Area F
YOUR COLLECTION DATES BROWNSVILLE TILLSONBURG
HAWKINS RD
Remaining municipalities refer to previous page for collection info. TILLSONBURG
PRESSEY RD
Pressey RdS O U TH- W E ST OXFO R D C O L L EC TIO N DAT E S
2021 Red Dates Yellow Dates Green Dates Purple Dates Orange Dates Blue Dates NEW
September 3, 14, 22, 30 7, 15, 23 8, 16, 24 9, 17, 27 1, 10, 20, 28 2, 13, 21, 29 Plastic Film
Depot located
October 8, 19, 27 1, 12, 20, 28 4, 13, 21, 29 5, 14, 22 6, 15, 25 7, 18, 26 at the Beachville
Fire Hall (434696 W
November 4, 15, 23 5, 16, 24 8, 17, 25 1, 9, 18, 26 2, 10, 19, 29 3, 12, 22, 30 Hill Line)
December 1, 9, 17, 29 2, 10, 20, 30 3, 13, 21, 31 6, 14, 22 7, 15, 23 8, 16, 24 For a list of acceptable
materials, visit
www.wasteline.ca
2022 and select “Special
Recycling”
January 7, 17, 25 10, 18, 26 11, 19, 27 4, 12, 20, 28 5, 13, 21, 31 6, 14, 24
February 2, 10, 18 3, 11, 22 4, 14, 23 7, 15, 24 8, 16, 25 1, 9, 17, 28
March 1, 9, 17, 25 2, 10, 18, 28 3, 11, 21, 29 4, 14, 22, 30 7, 15, 23, 31 8, 16, 24 LARGE
April 4, 12, 21, 29 5, 13, 22 6, 14, 25 7, 18, 26 8, 19, 27 1, 11, 20, 28 ARTICLE
May 9, 17, 26 2, 10, 18, 27 3, 11, 19, 30 4, 12, 20, 31 5, 13, 24 6, 16, 25 COLLECTION
June 3, 13, 21, 29 6, 14, 22, 30 7, 15, 23 8, 16, 24 1, 9, 17, 27 2, 10, 20, 28 WEEK OF
July 8, 18, 26 11, 19, 27 4, 12, 20, 28 5, 13, 21, 29 6, 14, 22 7, 15, 25 JUNE 13
August 4, 12, 22, 30 5, 15, 23, 31 8, 16, 24 9, 17, 25 2, 10, 18, 26 3, 11, 19, 29
Download the wasteline app for reminders
WASTELINE.CA 910
L ARG E ARTICL E
C OLLECTION
RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM ONLY
PROGRAM REQUIREMENT ACCEPTED ITEMS: PROHIBITED ITEMS:
YES NO
• Have items out at the curb before 7:00 a.m. • Household furniture, tables, chairs, cabinets • S
mall garbage items that can fit in a
on the Monday (including Statutory Holidays) garbage bag
• arpet rolls and padding (1.8 metres
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of your collection week
maximum, rolled and bundled) • Recycling, glass, mirrors
• Place no more than one metre from the curb
• Water softeners (no salt or contents inside) • Electronics, scrap metal, hazardous waste
• Items must be on your property, do not set
out across the street
• Pool filters and covers • Construction, building, demolition material
• M aximum weight of any item is 45 kg • Mattresses and box springs • Appliances and Freon-containing units
• Bag tags are not required • Loose material in boxes and bags
• Only program accepted material will be collected • Waste on trailers will not be collected
• Leaf and yard waste
KEEP OUR NEIGHBOURHOODS CLEAN! • Automotive parts and tires
Do not set accepted items at curb more than 3 days prior to your collection week.
Only program accepted material will be collected. Visit wasteline.ca for a full list of acceptable
Property owners are responsible for removing and disposing of items left behind that did not meet program material included in this program.
requirements and any such items that have not been removed may be subject to Municipality By-Law fines.TOWN OF INGERSOLL LARGE ARTICLE COLLECTION
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Offers year-round large article disposal every
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WOODSTOCK ENVIRODEPOT, HIGHWAY 401
944 JAMES STREET
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collection schedule. *fee charged to residents outside City limits
WASTELINE.CA 1112 WA STE MA N AG E M E N T & EDU C ATIO N C E N T R E The Oxford County Waste Management The Education Centre offers a & Education Centre is a state-of-the- number of interactive displays relating art facility located in Salford, ON. It is to renewable energy and waste designed, constructed and operated management, including a waste to help reach Oxford County’s sorting wall, a comparison of electricity commitment to 100% renewable energy needs for various types of lights and by 2050 and zero waste by 2025. more. Oxford County welcomes the Opened in June 2018, the Waste opportunity to partner with community Management & Education Centre organizations to offer engaging is equipped to educate and inspire educational experiences. students on matters relating to Anyone interested in a tour sustainability, zero waste and renewable can contact the Oxford County Public energy. The centre features a variety Works Department at 1-866-537-7778. of sustainable technologies, including enough solar photovoltaic panels to offset the electricity use of the entire landfill site, bringing energy consumption for all landfill operations – including the scale house – to net-zero.
LOCATION Construction and demolition material
Asbestos Asphalt, concrete, masonry, untreated wood, wood scrap, pallets, gypsum drywall, asphalt
384060 Salford Road, Salford
requires special drop shingles, porcelain toilets, glass
off arrangements
HOURS OF OPERATION NOTE: Pressure treated wood is considered garbage.
!
Please contact the Oxford
ipping fees will apply if the following items are in a mixed load with garbage or
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Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. County Waste Management
construction and demolition material.
Facility for instructions
Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Closed Sundays and Statutory Holidays The following items can be brought to the waste management facility at no charge:
For more information visit wasteline.ca HOUSEHOLD RECYCLING PLASTIC FILM (pilot project)
Or call 519-539-9800 or 1-866-537-7778 Plastic shopping bags, plastic wrap,
SCRAP METAL
film packaging, etc. Also offered at the
LEAF AND YARD WASTE Woodstock EnviroDepot, Tillsonburg
2021 TIPPING FEES* Leaf and yard waste must be Transfer Station and Beachville Fire Hall
• arbage: $80.32/ metric tonne
G separated from brush materials
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE
• Construction & Demolition: $76.85 / metric tonne TIRES Including paints, fluorescent light bulbs
• Freon units: $10 Passenger and medium truck and off road and tubes, propane tanks and aerosol cans,
tires, clean and on or off the rim, maximum batteries, household chemicals
20 tires per customer per day
PAYMENT OPTIONS ELECTRONICS
BULKY STYROFOAM Desktop and laptop computers, televisions
Cash, Debit, Visa and Mastercard Must be clean, dry and rigid. Also offered and monitors, cameras, projectors, printing
at the Woodstock EnviroDepot and and scanning devices
Tillsonburg Transfer Station
TEXTILES
CARDBOARD Ripped clothing and fabric, pillows, towels,
Must be flattened. Also offered at the linen, stuffed animals
Tillsonburg Transfer Station
*Pricing for 2022 subject to change, please refer the Fees and Material must be cleaned and dry
Charges By-law for pricing details at oxfordcounty.ca.
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C O MPO STING AT HO ME
REDUCE YOUR GARBAGE
BY UP TO 24% AND SAVE
GREEN CONE
$
50 BACKYARD COMPOSTER
$
10
Includes: Container, instructions, hardware, accelerator Includes: Container, instructions, hardware, lids
ON BAG TAG COSTS AT THE powder and accelerator applicator. Additional
SAME TIME! accelerator is available for $4/packet. YES NO
Compared to a green bin collection
program, backyard composting YES NO
WHAT GOES IN: DON’T PUT IN:
eliminates the need for more large
• Paper towels, napkins • Meat, fish, dairy, bones
collection vehicles on the road; WHAT GOES IN: DON’T PUT IN:
reducing greenhouse gas emissions • Small amounts of yard waste • Animal/pet waste
• Fruits, vegetables • Large amounts of
and keeping Oxford’s air clean. animal/pet waste (grass, twigs, straw, weeds) • Garbage, plastic
• F ood scraps, tea bags,
• Fruits and vegetables, egg • Rocks, stumps
coffee grounds • G arbage, plastic
shells and coffee grounds • Hazardous waste
• Meat, bones, dairy • Rocks, stumps
Did you know?
the average household • Small amounts of pet • Hazardous waste • Fats, oils, grease
throws away $1,766 worth of waste
food waste each year? It’s
equal to dropping a bag of
paid groceries on the way
out of the store
each week
*Pricing for 2022 subject to change, please refer
the Fees and Charges By-law for pricing details at
oxfordcounty.ca.BRU SH, L E AF, AND YA R D WA S T E DEPO T S
There are 11 FREE depots located in Oxford County. Leaf and Yard material must be separated from Brush material.
These depots are open 24 hours, 7 days a week. ACCEPTED LEAF AND YARD MATERIAL:
BLANDFORD-BLENHEIM INNERKIP TAVISTOCK YES • Grass • L eaves
895957 Oxford Road 3 90 Main Street 18 Hendershot Street
• Hedge and tree trimmings • Halloween pumpkins
(less than 7cm diameter) • House and garden plants
HICKSON NORWICH ZORRA
158 Loveys Street 22 Phebe Street 783045 Road 78 ACCEPTED BRUSH MATERIAL:
INGERSOLL SPRINGFORD YES • Brush (limbs longer than • C
hristmas trees*
80 Pemberton Street 432594 Zenda Line 1.8m will not be accepted)
NOT ACCEPTED:
These hours are subject to change. Check wasteline.ca or your local NO • G
arbage • Topsoil
municipal office for hours of operation. • Plastic bags • S
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OXFORD COUNTY WASTE TILLSONBURG WOODSTOCK
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azardous waste • S
tumps
MANAGEMENT FACILITY 50 Newell Road 944 James Street
384060 Salford Road
*Ingersoll residents: there will be no curbside Christmas tree collection.
Please drop off tree at the brush depot for compost.
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T I P S FOR SE T OUT S U C C ES S
1. Secure your materials in your Blue Box by placing heavier materials on top.
Use a lid to keep items secure, and do not overfill your containers.
BUY YOUR BAG TAGS
2. Set-outs should be clearly visible from the road, placed on a level surface Bag tags are available for purchase
no more than 1 m (3.3 ft.) from the curb or roadside. online at www.wasteline.ca/bagtags
or at various retail outlets throughout
3. For the safety of waste collectors, garbage bags and containers must not the County
weigh more than 20kg (44lbs). A complete list of retail outlets is
available online at www.wasteline.ca
4. Personal hygiene products, including face masks, tissues and cleaning wipes, under “Garbage Program”.
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ADVANCING ZERO WASTE
In 2016, Oxford County Council received its first draft Zero Waste Plan in TRY A ONE-WEEK WASTE AUDIT
support of its commitment to achieving Zero Waste in Oxford County. Working Knowing what’s in your trash is the first step to preventing and reducing
with the Zero Waste Oxford Action Committee to implement Future Oxford’s waste. Zero Waste Oxford has developed a waste audit tool to give you a
objectives, much has been done to understand Oxford’s waste composition snapshot of how much you throw out in a typical week. Download it today at
and our opportunities to reduce waste and recover resources. www.futureoxford.ca/resources.
Community wellbeing | Economic vitality | Environmental leadership
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A LTERNATE OXFORD COUNTY DONATIONS/REUSE CENTERS
WA STE INGERSOLL Salvation Army
190 Huron Street, Woodstock, ON
Tillsonburg Community Church
110 Concession Street W.,
Goodwill Donation Center
O PTI O NS 70 Thames Street N., Ingersoll, ON 519-539-6166 Tillsonburg, ON
519-842-3231
519-303-3100 The United Way of Oxford County
Your garbage bin or the landfill
The Salvation Army 447 Hunter Street, Woodstock, ON NORWICH
isn’t the only option for items you
48 Charles Street W., Ingersoll, ON 519-539-3851
no longer use. Many items can be Salvation Army Thrift Store
donated, sold or up-cycled. Look 519-485-4961 18 Main Street W., Norwich, ON
for local donation stores, or other TILLSONBURG
The This and That Store 519-863-6375
re-use options before disposing of Goodwill Community Store &
unwanted goods. Some non-profit 50 Thames Street South, Donation Centre
groups will arrange curbside pickup Ingersoll, ON SOUTH WEST OXFORD
79 Simcoe St, Tillsonburg, ON
of unwanted goods (e.g., Canadian 519-485-1674 Oxford County Waste
519-688-9811
Diabetes Association, Kidney Management Facility
Foundation of Canada, etc.). WOODSTOCK Salvation Army 384060 Salford Rd., South West
Goodwill Community Store & 155 Broadway, Tillsonburg, ON Oxford, ON
Donation Centre 519-842-9491 519-539-9800
902 Dundas Street, Woodstock, ON Onwards Thrift
519-539-5192 165 Tillson Ave, Tillsonburg, ON
519-409-5500D EPA RTM E NTS & S ER V IC ES
5 1 9 - 5 3 9 - 9 8 0 0 | 1- 866- 537- 7778
CAO & CLERK’S OFFICE COMMUNITY PLANNING STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS ARCHIVES
Ext. 3001 Ext. 3192 AND ENGAGEMENT Ext. 3918
planning@oxfordcounty.ca Ext. 3503
EMERGENCY PLANNING oxfordcounty.ca/planning communications@oxfordcounty.ca TOURISM OXFORD
Ext. 3522 oxfordcounty.ca/newsroom Ext. 3359
www.oxford72hours.ca HUMAN RESOURCES Toll-Free: 1-866-801-7368
Ext. 3156 HUMAN SERVICES www.tourismoxford.ca
PUBLIC WORKS hr@oxfordcounty.ca Ext. 3390 Select “1”
Ext. 3900 humanservices@oxfordcounty.ca CUSTOMER SERVICE
publicworks@oxfordcounty.ca PARAMEDIC SERVICES oxfordcounty.ca/humanservices 519-539-9800
oxfordcounty.ca/publicworks Ext. 3464 Ext. 3915 Select “2”
oxfordcounty.ca/paramedics OXFORD COUNTY LIBRARY Toll-Free: 1-866-537-7778
WASTE MANAGEMENT www.ocl.net customerservice@oxfordcounty.ca
Ext. 3159 WOODINGFORD LODGE
wastemanagement@oxfordcounty.ca Woodstock: 519-421-5556 CORPORATE SERVICES
oxfordcounty.ca/waste Ingersoll: 519-485-7053 Press 0 for Customer Service
Tillsonburg: 519-688-4874
oxfordcounty.ca/woodingford
WASTELINE.CA 2122 211 is a helpline and website that provides information on and referrals to Ontario’s community, social, health-related and government services. The three digit telephone number 2-1-1 offers free, confidential, multilingual information 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in more than 150 languages. When you don’t know where to turn, turn to 211. Dial 2-1-1 or visit www.211ontario.ca 211 Ontario in Oxford County is supported by United Way Oxford and Oxford County.
EM ERG E NC Y P LAN NING
EMERGENCIES CAN THINGS YOU SHOULD DO NOW... BEFORE A DISASTER
HAPPEN ANY WHERE
AND AT ANY TIME. PICK AN EMERGENCY CONTACT.
KNOW THE RISKS. Know what kind of
We all have a role to play in keeping hazards could affect you and your community. Choose someone out-of-town and make
our communities safe. Individuals and sure everyone in your family knows how to
families should be prepared to take contact them.
care of themselves for at least 72
GET A KIT. Be prepared to help yourself
hours in the event of an emergency.
for up to 72 hours. First responders may be
REVIEW YOUR INSURANCE. A policy
At the government level, all busy with more urgent responses. Remember
could protect your home and belongings
municipalities and provincial ministries every family member.
after a disaster.
are required to have an emergency
management program.
MAKE A PLAN. Whether it’s in case of an
Are you ready? Learn about the three
evacuation or to mitigate risks to your farm or
steps of emergency preparedness at
business, have a plan.
www.oxford72hours.ca
WASTELINE.CA 2324 PEDESTRIAN C RO SSO V E RS A pedestrian crossover (PXO) is a designated area where pedestrians can cross the road safely. Watch for PXOs across Oxford County and know your role. PEDESTRIANS have the right of way at designated crossovers. For safety, look, listen and be seen. Always wait for traffic to come to a complete stop before crossing. DRIVERS and CYCLISTS must stop behind the pavement STOP FOR markings and wait until pedestrians have completely crossed PEDESTRIANS the road before proceeding. Failure to do so could result in a fine of up to $1,000 and four (4) demerit points.
O XFORD COUNTY’S
GREEN FLE E T P LAN
Oxford County currently operates and maintains a corporate
fleet of approximately 194 vehicles, including ambulances,
light- and heavy-duty trucks, construction equipment, tractors,
snowplows and more. In 2016, Oxford County Council
endorsed the first Green Fleet Plan (2016-2020) to support
the community-level goal of achieving 100% Renewable
Energy by 2050.
Through the green fleet strategy, Oxford County has reduced
fleet greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 9.3% (226 tonnes
CO2e) and introduced Canada’s first CNG-powered snow
plow and Canada’s first hybrid ambulance. The County is
currently on track to surpass its target of a 14.1% reduction
of GHG emissions by 2025. To support this goal, the County
will replace 35 half-ton pickup trucks with hybrid-electric
vehicles (HEV) and, in 2024, will introduce the County’s first
all-electric half-ton pickup truck.
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OXFORD COUNTY TOWNSHIP OF NORWICH
21 Reeve Street, Woodstock 285767 Airport Road, Norwich
519-539-9800 or 1-866-537-7778 519-468-2410
info@wasteline.ca www.norwich.ca
www.wasteline.ca
TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH-WEST OXFORD
TOWNSHIP OF BLANDFORD-BLENHEIM 312915 Dereham Line
47 Wilmot Street South, Drumbo 519-877-2702 or 519-485-0477
519-463-5347 or 1-800-410-6882 www.swox.org
www.blandfordblenheim.ca
TOWN OF TILLSONBURG
TOWNSHIP OF EAST ZORRA-TAVISTOCK 10 Lisgar Avenue, Tillsonburg
90 Loveys Street, Hickson 519-688-3009
519-462-2697 www.tillsonburg.ca This calendar is available in alternative formats
www.ezt.ca for the visually impaired.
TOWNSHIP OF ZORRA
TOWN OF INGERSOLL 274620 27th Line
130 Oxford Street, 2nd Floor, Ingersoll 519-485-2490 or 1-888-699-3868
519-485-0120 www.zorra.on.ca
www.ingersoll.ca
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