The Biomass (Burn) Pile is held for Alpine County residents free of charge. This event is provided by Alpine County Community Development in cooperation with Eastern Alpine Fire / Rescue and Alpine Fire Safe Council. Drop off will be on Saturdays, Sundays and Wednesdays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturday, APRIL 20 through Sunday, MAY 26 and on Monday, Memorial Day, MAY 27, weather permitting. Accepted Materials: Natural vegetation, shrubs, branches, limbs, pine needles, grasses, leaves Not Accepted: Stumps, treated wood, wood with nails, non-vegetation items, rocks, dirt, cement, construction debris and construction site clearing debris, trash, garbage, household waste, furniture, tires, recyclable items, metals, appliances, plastics, batteries, oil, vehicles, paint, solvents, anti-freeze, paint thinners, cleaning fluids, aerosol cans, pesticides, insecticides For more information, contact Alpine County Community Development at 530-694-2140. MAKE YOUR HOM

The County Clean-up is provided to Alpine County residents only and is free of charge. All materials brought to the event will need to be unloaded by the parties bringing the items. Accepted Materials: Residential household garbage, metal, paint, plastic, paper, treated wood waste, mattresses, washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves, refrigerators, freezers, computers, monitors and intact TVs. Recycling Materials: Aluminum beverage cans, glass (cleaned with no lids), plastic containers (cleaned and flattened), tin cans, cardboard (completely flattened at seams), catalogs, magazines, newspaper, white paper and uncontaminated motor oil (maximum: five-gallon containers). Not Accepted: Dirt, cement, stumps or similar debris, construction debris and construction site clearing debris or slash, commercial business garbage / waste / debris, chemicals, batteries, light bulbs, or tires. For more information, call Alpine County Community Development at 530-694-2140.