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2009 HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DAY
(includes scrap tire, computer, and cell phone disposal)
For residents of Delaware, Knox, Marion, Morrow Counties *
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Knox County HHW Event
Saturday, October 3rd
9:00AM - 1:00PM
Knox County Fairgrounds
125 Fairgrounds Road
Mt. Vernon, OH 43050
To Knox County Fairgrounds:
From the town Square, proceed north on State Route 3 approximately 1.5 miles. Turn left onto Fairgrounds Road, enter at gate.
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Marion County HHW Event
Saturday, September 19th
9:00AM - 1:00PM
Whirlpool Corporation
1300 Marion-Agosta Road
Marion, OH 43302
To Whirlpool:
Route 95 West to edge of Marion. Whirlpool entrance is shortly after first curve.
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NEW THIS YEAR
NO latex or oil-based PAINT will be accepted.
(see further below for proper paint disposal)
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PRICING INFORMATION
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The following prices will be charged for recycling tires:Tires 17" or less (on/off rims) will be charged $1.00 per tire.
Truck tires will be charged $4.00.
Farm/tractor tires will be charged $25.00 per tire.
A suggested donation of $5.00 per car/pickup truck and $10 per large truck is requested for the collection of household hazardous waste.
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For more information call:
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Keep Delaware County Beautiful
Delaware General Health District
740 368-1700, ext. 2076
jenifer@delawarehealth.org
www.delawarehealth.org
Marion Co. Recycling & Litter Prevention
Angela Carbetta, Program Manager
740 223-4120
wastenot@co.marion.oh.us
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Knox County Commissioners
Linda Montgomery, Recycling Coordinator
740 393-6704
recycle@co.knox.oh.us
Morrow Co. Recycling & Litter Prevention
Morrow County Health Department
419 947-1545, ext 314
rbarton@odh.ohio.gov
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Acceptable Items
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Flammables
- Lighter Fluid
- Turpentine
- Flares
- Propane Cylinders
(20 lbs Max.) - Adhesives
- Kerosene
- Gasoline
- Motor Oil & Filters
Corrosives
- Acids & Caustics
- Drain Cleaners
- Pool Chemicals
- Car Batteries
- Household Batteries
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Toxics or Poisons
- Bleach
- Ammonia
- Weed Killers
- Antifreeze
- Insect Killers
- Transmission Fluid
- Brake Fluid
- Mercury
- Rat Poison
Reactive Materials
- Cyanide
- Pool Chlorine
- Fertilizers
- Ammunition
(50 cal. or less)
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Electronics
- Cell Phones
- Computers
- Monitors
- Printers
- Other components
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Tires
- Tires on and off rims.
- Car tires 17" or less
- Truck tires
- Tractor tires
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NO more than six 5-gallon containers per vehicle accepted.
NO DRUMS.
NO containers larger than 5 gallons.
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Unacceptable Items
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- Oil-Based or Latex paint
- Ammunition Larger than 50 cal.
- Prescription Medicines/Syringes
- Explosives or Hand Grenades
- Radioactive Materials
- Recyclables
- Regular Trash
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- School/Business Waste
- Smoke Detectors
- Yard Waste
- Asbestos
- Appliances
- Propane Cylinders over 20 lbs.
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NO Paint will be accepted.
To dispose of Paint: - In a well-ventilated area; air dry latex paint away from children and pets.
- Add absorbent material, such as shredded newspaper or kitty litter and allow to dry completely. Some home improvement stores may sell an inexpensive paint hardener (check with your local store).
- Throw the dried paint away with your trash.
- If the paint has solidified in a closed can; take off the lid and dispose in your regular trash.
- Or you can donate "good" leftover paint to local community groups, theater groups, schools, churches, and other who need or want it. You may even be able to take a tax deduction.
Sponsored by: DKMM Solid Waste District, 222 West Center Street, Marion, Ohio2
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