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Annual Recycling Day

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Harvey WaldenCommunity Member
5 days ago

Annual Recycling Day | Oldsmar, FL - Official Website

Annual Recycling Day | Oldsmar, FL - Official Website Thank you for attending the 2026 Event. Stay tuned for upcoming opportunities. 2026 event numbers 201 Participants 78.03 lbs Medication Destroyed 2,403 lbs Electronics Collected 12,600 lbs Paper Shredded 2025 event numbers 221 Participants 7,100 lbs. of Paper Shredded 2024 EVENT NUMBERS 227 Participants 62 lbs. of Medication Destroyed 2,320 lbs. of Electronics Collected 13,800 lbs. of Paper Shredded 2023 EVENT NUMBERS 106 Participants 85 lbs. of Medication Destroyed 2,046 lbs. of Electronics Collected 11,100 lbs. of Paper Shredded Unacceptable Items What to Shred medications What to recycle Unacceptable Items These items will not be accepted at this event CRT Monitors Televisions - CLICK HERE for Pinellas County Disposal Options 3-Ring Binders What to Shred Please remember there is a limit of 5 (five) boxes per vehicle for shredding services Cancelled Checks Correspondences, Memos Credit Card Receipts Financial Records Invoices Legal Documents Medical Records Tax Records medications For Residents only - NO Businesses Please safely remove medications from bottles and place in zip lock bags.Liquids should remain within their original containers & the caps secured with tape. Remember to remove labels from the bottles & destroy them. NOT ACCEPTABLE - Syringes, medical equipment Prescription drugs/medicine for people or pets Pills Liquids Inhalers Patches Epi-Pens What to recycle Following Electronics & Accessories are deemed recyclable Aluminum Batteries - Alkaline Batteries - Button Batteries - Laptop Batteries - Lead Acid Batteries - Modem Batteries - Primary Lithium Batteries - UPS Cell Phones Computers Copper Docking Stations Electronic Game Parts Fax Machines Hard Drives Keyboards Laptops LCD Monitors Metal Mouse Networking Equipment Office Phones Printed Circuit Boards Printers Projectors Scanners Wires / Cables

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