Lewis and Clark Community College’s Office of Sustainability, along with CJD e-Cycling, will host a community eWaste drive from 9 a.m. to noon, Friday, October 29, and Saturday, October 30, in the Tolle Lane parking lot across from the college’s Godfrey Campus.
Most items will be accepted for free, providing community members with a secure, earth-friendly option for discarding used electronics.
The following is a sampling of the items that will be accepted:
Computers, printers, cables, and peripherals (keyboards, mice, etc.)
Fax machines, scanners, digital converter boxes, cable receivers, satellite receivers
Video game consoles, digital video disc players/recorders, portable digital music players
Networking equipment, servers, telecommunications, phones, cell phones, clocks, etc.
VCR, stereos, and audio/video equipment (including cable/satellite)
Holiday lights, metal decorations, and metal furniture
Electrical, cabling, communication machinery, and equipment
Home electronics, blenders, toasters, irons, etc.
Air conditioners, refrigerators, and humidifiers
White goods: washers, dryers, dishwashers, furnaces, etc.
Medical equipment and all types of diagnostic equipment. (Call to verify equipment.)
Industrial machinery and equipment (including power and gas equipment)
Lawn equipment, tools, old mowers, tillers, etc.
Old motors, non-PCB type transformers, and other electrical equipment
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