Welcome to the ILCSWMA Community
As a member of the Illinois Counties Solid Waste Management Association (ILCSWMA), you are part of a dedicated network of professionals committed to advancing solid waste management practices across Illinois. Enjoy access to valuable resources, networking opportunities, and the latest updates in the field.
For organizations interested in solid waste management that are not eligible for Full Membership. Includes access to all resources and events.
Known as the “Hub City” due to its railroad heritage, Rochelle is located in Ogle County and offers a strong sense of community, thriving industry, and a rich history.
Established in 1839 and named for the DuPage River, DuPage County is divided into nine townships.
Established in 1836 and named after Elias Kane, a U.S. Senator from Illinois, Kane County is divided into sixteen townships.
Founded in 1831 and named after French explorer René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, LaSalle County comprises thirty-seven townships.
Founded in 1831 and named after the prominent island in the Mississippi River, Rock Island County is rich in history and known for its vibrant communities and scenic riverfront.
Established in 1831 and named for Daniel Cook, an early Illinois statesman, Cook County encompasses the city of Chicago and numerous suburbs.
Formed in 1841 and named after U.S. Attorney General Felix Grundy, Grundy County comprises seventeen townships.
Founded in 1841 and named after Amos Kendall, Postmaster General under President Andrew Jackson, Kendall County is divided into nine townships.
Founded in 1836 and named for William McHenry, a Revolutionary War veteran, McHenry County consists of seventeen townships.
The Solid Waste Agency of Lake County (SWALCO) promotes sustainable waste management through recycling programs, education, and innovative disposal solutions for Lake County, Illinois.
The Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County (SWANCC) is an intergovernmental agency established in 1988 to provide environmentally sound waste management services to its 23 member communities.
Founded in 1837 and named after Johann de Kalb, a Revolutionary War hero, DeKalb County consists of nineteen townships.
Established in 1827 and named after Joseph Hamilton Daviess, a U.S. attorney killed in 1811, Jo Daviess County is organized into twenty-three townships.
Established in 1839 and named after its numerous inland lakes, Lake County is organized into eighteen townships.
Founded in 1836, Ogle County, Illinois, is home to vibrant communities and offers a range of government services, natural attractions, and historical landmarks.
Located just west of Chicago, the Village of Oak Park is known for its diverse community, rich cultural history, and architectural heritage, including works by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Established in 1836 and named after Dr. Conrad Will, a member of the Illinois Legislature, Will County comprises twenty-four townships.
Formed in 1839 and originally named Dane County, it was renamed Christian County in 1840; it comprises several townships.
Founded in 1971, the Ecology Action Center promotes environmental education and sustainable practices in McLean County, Illinois, focusing on waste reduction, energy conservation, and clean water initiatives.
Located in Champaign County, Urbana is known for its vibrant community, rich cultural heritage, and as home to the University of Illinois. The city offers a blend of urban amenities and small-town charm.
Founded in 1841 and named after Henderson County, Kentucky, which was named for Colonel Richard Henderson, Henderson County is organized into various townships.
Established in 1830 and named after Edward Coles, the second Governor of Illinois, Coles County comprises multiple townships.
Founded in 1829 and named after Nathaniel Macon, a politician from North Carolina, Macon County is organized into various townships.
Established in 1826 and named after the Vermilion River, Vermilion County is organized into multiple townships.
Focuses on environmentally responsible waste management and recycling efforts within its member counties. It serves to enhance sustainability and reduce waste through community programs and initiatives.
Formed in 1816 and named after Andrew Jackson, the seventh President of the United States, Jackson County comprises sixteen townships.
Founded in 1827 and named after Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, a hero of the War of 1812, Perry County comprises several townships.
Established in 1812 and named after James Madison, the fourth President of the United States, Madison County comprises twenty-four townships.
Founded in 1983, Andrews Engineering specializes in environmental, civil, and construction management services, focusing on sustainable solutions for diverse industries.
Founded in 1997, the Champaign County Environmental Stewards (CCES) is dedicated to promoting recycling, waste reduction, and environmental education in Champaign County.
Founded in 2000, Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations specializes in IT asset disposition and electronics recycling, promoting secure and sustainable waste management solutions.
Founded in 1978, Elgin Recycling specializes in metal, paper, electronics, and plastic recycling, offering sustainable solutions for businesses and individuals.
Founded in 1827 and named after Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, a hero of the War of 1812, Perry County comprises several townships.
Founded in 2012, Flat Can Recycling specializes in aluminum can recycling, offering efficient and eco-friendly solutions for individuals and businesses.
Founded in 2009, G2 Revolution specializes in innovative recycling solutions, helping businesses achieve sustainability through customized waste diversion programs.
Founded in 1995, Independent Recycling Services is a Chicago-based waste management company specializing in recycling, dumpster rentals, and sustainable waste solutions.
Founded in 1984, K & S Tire Recycling provides comprehensive tire recycling services, promoting sustainable solutions for waste tire management.
Founded in 1932, Rumpke Waste & Recycling is a family-owned company providing waste collection, recycling, and disposal services across the Midwest.
Founded in 1970, SCS Engineers specializes in environmental consulting and engineering, offering sustainable solutions for waste management, renewable energy, and compliance.
Founded in 1859, the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) is a leading public research university, offering diverse academic programs and fostering innovation in the heart of Chicago.
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Executive Director of the Ecology Action Center
“ILCSWA serves as a valuable platform for fostering networking and facilitating the exchange of information among solid waste professionals. At TCHD, we deeply value collaboration as a fundamental aspect of our mission, vision, and core values…”
Tazwell County Health Department
“Being a member of ILCSWMA provides a network of professionals to provide ideas and collaborate on projects. I have been a member of ILCSWMA since 2010. ILCSWMA provides resources for programming, such as sample education, materials & contracts.”
Jackson County Health Department
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