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Household Hazardous Waste Event being held Saturday

9/3/2008

The Delaware Solid Waste Authority will hold a Household Hazardous Waste Collection event this Saturday, September 6, 2008 at the Old Curtis Paper Mill located on Paper Mill Road in Newark. Household Hazardous Waste can include items such as household cleaners, garden pesticides, oil-based paints, nail polish, prescription medications, fluorescent bulbs, or antifreeze. Only Delaware residents can bring these hazardous items for free during the hours of 8am-4pm on Saturday. This event is restricted to residents only, no commercial services.

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DSWA Asked to Remove Recycling Drop-Off Center in Newark The Delaware Solid Waste Authority (DSWA) will be removing the Recycling Drop-off Center at Christiana High School. The center will be removed Friday, September 12 at the request of the site sponsor. more»

Recycle Analog TVs through DSWA Electronic Goods Recycling Program In preparation for the February 2009 switch to digital television, the Delaware Solid Waste Authority (DSWA) is encouraging Delawareans, who decide to buy a digital televison and no longer want their old analog television, to recycle them through DSWA’s Electronic Goods Recycling Program rather than throwing them away. more»

Electronic Goods Drop-Off Events at Best Buy stores The Delaware Solid Waste Authority, Best Buy stores, and Computer Donation Management will be partnering for Electronic Goods Recycling (EGR) Drop-Off events at your local Best Buy stores more»

DSWA Asked to Remove Recycling Drop-Off Center in Hockessin The Delaware Solid Waste Authority (DSWA) will be removing the Recycling Drop-off Center at the Lantana Square Shopping Center located in Hockessin. The center will be removed Friday, September 5 at the request of the site sponsor. DSWA would like to thank Limestone Valley Enterprises for allowing DSWA to have the Drop-Off Center at this location for over 15 years. This site has continued to be one of the leading Drop-Off Centers in the state, bringing in approximately 2,400,000 pounds of recyclables per year. more»

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