Residents can bring up to three boxes of paper for shredding. Documents must be loose rather than tied or bundled. Also, binder clips should be removed before drop-off.
State officials have assured residents that the facility has promised to comply with applicable air-quality requirements. The projected emissions would remain within protective standards, said The Division of Air Quality.
Several materials, including newspapers, magazines, hardcover books, junk mail, photographs, X-rays, CDs, already-shredded paper and ordinary trash will not be accepted.
The program has launched or expanded services to Pendleton, Baker City, Boardman, Hermiston, Roseburg, Umatilla and The Dalles. More locations are expected to receive services in the coming months.
Residents dropped off a broad range of discarded equipment, including 85 CRT televisions and more than 560 flat-screen TVs and computer monitors. Other collected materials included computers, printers, cables, small appliances and various other electronic…
According to Clean Harbors officials, the acquisition is expected to strengthen its waste treatment, recycling and disposal operations. It is estimated to create an annual revenue of approximately $250 million.
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Held at the company’s location at 337 Blythe Avenue, the event featured remarks from CFC and community leaders, guided tours of the updated facility, refreshments and giveaways.
Meanwhile, several items, including cellphones, tablets, keyboards, wires, cables, chargers, batteries, DVDs, game accessories and reusable bicycles, can be recycled free of charge.
The proposed facility would occupy 11 acres east of Route 83, directly south of the existing landfill. It will have capacity to handle up to 1,000 tons of nonhazardous municipal waste per day.
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Residents can bring tires from cars, trucks, farm implements, tractors and bicycles. Both tires mounted on rims and those removed from rims will be accepted.
County officials said that several items will not be accepted, including TVs, electronics, household appliances, tires, asbestos, medical waste, explosives, ammunition, smoke detectors, radioactive waste, and large gas cylinders.