The Clark County Combined Health District and the
Clark County Waste Management District have teamed up to once again
provide a free tire collection for Clark County residents who are Farm
Bureau members.
Members may deliver any and all tires on Wednesday, Aug. 25, to the
Clark County Fairgrounds, between 7 a.m. and noon. Enter at Gate A1 and
please be prepared to show proof of Clark County residence.
The
program is funded with a tire amnesty grant from the Ohio Department of
Natural Resources, Division of Recycling and Litter Prevention.
Members are encouraged to make good use of this free collection, as free events will only be held when grant funding is available. A free tire collection event for all Clark County residents is planned for Nov. 20 at the Clark County Combined Health District.
The Clark County Recycling Center now offers a box for recycling of small electronic items, such as CDs, printer cartridges, MP3 players, hard drives, flash drive, and VHS and audio tapes. There's no charge for placing items in the box located at our 1602 W. Main St. facility.
The Technotrash box is a product of Green Disk, a company that provides secured, audited disposal of electronic media and recycles the resulting material to make office supplies. For a complete list of all items accepted, go to http://www.greendisk.com/Pop-ups/Items-to-dispose-of.html.
July 23-30 -- Clark County Fair. Look for the Keep Clark County Beautiful booth in the Mercantile Building. Our Cigarette Litter Prevention Program will be part of the 2010 fair.
August 7, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. -- Gateway Garden Jubilee at the Gateway Learning Gardens, 4400 Gateway Boulevard. For the second year, the Waste Management District is supporting the effort to make the Jubilee a zero-waste event.
August 25, 7 a.m. to noon -- Farm Tire Collection Event at the Clark County Fairgrounds.
September 6 -- Clark County Recycling Center closed for Labor Day.
November 20, 8 a.m. to noon -- Tire collection event for all Clark County residents at the Clark County Combined Health District.
Keep Clark County Beautiful has a page on Facebook. The page has tips on ways to reduce your waste and photo galleries of KCCB's projects, such as the Graffiti Removal Unit and the Keep Clark County Beautiful show for schools. Become a fan and check us out!