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No Large Bulky Plastic Items in <br />Recycling Bin <br />Plastic toys and similar items don't belong in <br />your recycling cart. If they're no longer <br />usable, place them in the trash. If they're still <br />in good condition, consider donating or <br />selling them at a local garage sale. Visit the <br />new Washington County website <br />[https://www.washingtoncountymn.gov 626 <br />Recycling-and-Waste-Disposal]to learn <br />more. <br />Trash the poo! <br />Please remember to clean up after your pets <br />whenever you're out enjoying Lake Elmo's <br />parks, trails, and neighborhoods. Pet waste <br />isn't just unpleasant —it can wash into storm <br />drains, lakes, and streams, affecting water <br />quality and public health. <br />Always toss pet waste into the trash and not <br />in your organics cart or composting bin. <br />Thank you for doing your part to help keep <br />Lake Elmo beautiful for everyone to enjoy. <br />Save Money on Your Water Bill <br />In partnership with the Metropolitan Council <br />(Met Council) the City of Lake Elmo is <br />offering a rebate program for purchases of <br />eligible water -efficient products. <br />This funding has enabled Lake Elmo to <br />provide a rebate to current water customers <br />who replace existing devices with specified <br />water -efficient products, or who have an <br />irrigation system audit completed by a <br />professional. <br />Qualifying purchases are eligible for a <br />rebate on your water bill. These credits <br />range from $150 to $500, dependent on your <br />rebate type. <br />Go to the Water Rebate Program page <br />[https://www.IakeeImo.gov/225/water- <br />Rebate- Prog ram lon the website for <br />guidelines, restrictions, and a list of <br />qualifying items. <br />