Resource Recovery, Recycling & Reuse
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EVENTS & RESOURCES
2010 RESOURCE RECOVERY EVENTS:
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April 10 2010 Rain Barrel Compost Bin Sale April 16 Spring Book Recycling Event May 14 Household Hazardous Waste & Electronics Recycling Event June 12 Scrap Tire Recycling Event July 16 Household Hazardous Waste & Electronics Recycling Event September 17 Household Hazardous Waste & Electronics Recycling Event September, 2010 Book Recycling & Document Shredding (TBD)
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Lisa Lafferty, Coordinator
Eaton County Department of Resource Recovery
1045 Independence Blvd
Lower Level of the Courthouse
Charlotte, MI 48813
Office: (517)543-3686
Fax: (517)543-8457
Email: recycle@eatoncounty.org
The Eaton County Department of Resource Recovery (ECDRR) is the designated implementing agency responsible for the development and administration of the County Waste Management Plan under Public Act 641. In 1993, a Solid Waste Ordinance was enacted in Eaton County with the purpose of protecting and promoting public health, safety and welfare of residents. Through the Solid Waste Ordinance, solid waste collection, transportation, delivery and disposal can be regulated, residents and businesses are provided incentives to recycle in order to reduce the volume of solid waste disposed, and the environment is preserved and improved.
ECDRR acts as a resource to Eaton County residents. Tips on recycling, reuse and waste reduction are readily available during office hours, Monday -Friday 8am -5pm at (517)543-3686.
Special collection events are organized each year to accommodate the proper disposal of wastes such as Household Hazardous Waste, Electronics, Scrap Tires, Books, and more. Click on UPCOMING EVENTS for details.
Year-round programs include Collection Points for the following: Household Batteries, Cell Phones, Mercury Thermometers, and Cooking Oil Recovery. The Freon Recovery Credit Program and a Medical Sharps Mail-Back Program are also available. Click on Resource Recovery Programs for details.
ECDRR provides information from local recycling centers but each center operates under the municipality in which it resides. For questions, call your local city or village hall.
More Information, at the right, provides additional information and resources.
In 2009, Resource Recovery programs recycled or properly disposed of 87 TONS of materials, including 41 tons of household hazardous waste & electronics that were safely recovered and properly disposed. |
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