Norwalk scheduled a free mattress and box spring recycling collection for September 12 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Norwalk Public Works Center. The program is limited to city residents, and accepted mattresses and…
SWANA also holds its annual Awards Celebration during RCon to recognize the individuals and organizations advancing innovation, safety, leadership, and excellence in waste and resource management.
Collected electronics will be sent to a certified recycling contractor, Electronic Recyclers International (ERI), in Plainfield, Indiana, where the equipment will be demanufactured, officials noted.
Residents can also contribute nonperishable food items for distribution through local food pantries. The Lions Club will collect unwanted eyeglasses and hearing aids from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Carpet reuse also recorded a major increase. Nearly 3.5 million pounds of carpet was redirected for reuse in 2025, more than four times the volume reported in 2021.
Household hazardous waste accepted at the event includes oil-based paints, insect sprays, pesticides, rodent-control products and herbicides such as RoundUp and Weed B Gon.
Residents can bring up to 10 tires, automotive and household batteries, computers, printers, electronics and small appliances weighing less than 50 pounds. Fees will apply to certain monitors and televisions.
Local waste companies, including Waste Management Services and Sunshine Disposal, would have until April 2027 to provide recycling collection to households newly added under the plan.
Drop-offs may include computers, monitors, electronic keyboards, televisions, scanners, fax machines, copiers, cell phones, video recorders, cameras and more.
The Lindenhurst MPF adds to the long-standing presence of Reworld on Long Island and reinforces established relationships with municipalities and businesses across the area.
The free event will run from 8 a.m. to noon at Evangel Fellowship Church of God, located at 2207 E. Cone Blvd. It is open to residents of Greensboro and Guilford County.
The ordinance covers multifamily properties, commercial buildings, food-related businesses, permitted events and construction and demolition projects. Its main goal is to reduce landfill waste by keeping recyclable and compostable materials out of landfills.
Households can bring up to two banker-box-sized containers of paper per vehicle. The documents will be shredded at the site itself. However, the service will be available only until the shredding truck reaches capacity.
GFL said more than 2,000 SECURE employees will join its workforce. SECURE management, including Allen Gransch, will continue to work under GFL ownership.