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1. Can I recycle glass?

Yes! The City of Eagle offers a glass recycling drop off bin located at the south end of the Eagle Library parking lot (100 N Stierman Way). Remove lids or corks, this is a glass only facility. Please place all glass in the bin, no leaving bottles or boxes on the pavement. 

2. Can I recycle water bottles?

GREAT news recyclers!  

We have added a new service! At home, you can recycle cardboard, cans, and thick #1 plastics in your blue bin. The energy bag (orange bag) is where you put other plastics #2-7. 

What about disposable water bottles? They generally have the #1 recycle number on them but because they are so thin, they often cause contamination of paper products when processing and therefore, cannot be placed in your blue bin. 

Solution? We are testing out a pilot program and have placed a water bottle recycling station next to the Library. 

It’s the same place where you can also recycle glass! 

We understand that the new recycling restrictions can be frustrating but we appreciate the opportunity to try new programs and keep recyclables out of the landfill. #EagleisHOME

Confusing? We are here to answer questions but when in doubt, throw it out! 

3. Who do I talk to about a problem with a streetlight?

 See a map of City owned street lights below. If it is City owned, submit a report to the Public Works department. Or call the Public Works Department at 208-939-6813. 

Streetlights located in a subdivision are the responsibility of the Home Owners Association (HOA).  

City owned street lights

4. Does the City maintain a bidders list or list of contacts to receive notice of Request for Proposals (RFPs)?

No; Idaho State law regarding public bidding requirements for municipalities is detailed in Idaho State Code 67-2805; the City of Eagle adheres the requirements established by law. Advertisements for Bids, Requests for Proposals and Requests for Qualifications are posted on the City of Eagle’s website. Additionally, publication in the official newspaper for qualifying requests is provided when required.

5. How can I dispose of my household hazardous waste?

Collection Location & Time

The City of Eagle provides Household Hazardous Waste Collection for Eagle residents quarterly on the second Wednesday of January, April, July and October. Collection takes place at the south end of the Eagle Library parking lot (100 N Stierman Way) and hours of operation are 1 to 7 p.m.

Items Collected

Hazardous waste such as the following will be collected:

• Cleaning supplies
• Paint
• Pesticides
• Solvents
• Used electronics
• Used motor oil

Additional Information

For more information, contact City Hall at  208-939-6813. For a full list of accepted materials, visit Curb It Boise.

6. What is the Energy Bag (orange bag) Program?

This program is accessible to Eagle residents thanks to the City of Boise. The concept is to take the now unrecyclable plastics and convert them into fuel for the agricultural industry.

A one-year supply of orange bags is now available at City Hall for Eagle residents to purchase at City Hall Monday-Friday 8am-5pm. Bags are also available for purchase at the Eagle Public Library Monday-Thursday from 9am-8pm, Friday from 9am-6pm, Saturday 9am-5pm, and Sunday 1pm-5pm. 

On your regularly scheduled recycle day, the orange bag can be securely tied and placed in the blue bin. The bags will be transported, sorted from the rest of the recycled materials, and sent to the fuel conversion center.

For program details visit https://curbit.cityofboise.org 

Home Reference Guide

Plastics in the Orange bag

7. Where does the City of Eagle advertise for various projects?

Depending on the scope of work, projects are published in The Idaho Statesman and always posted on the City of Eagle's website.

8. Who do I call about a problem with my street?

In most instances, Ada County Highway District will be able to assist you with questions regarding streets. They may be reached at 208-387-6100.