Electronics Recycling Drive-Through Drop-Off Days Announced for 2021
The Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub has announced upcoming dates for some of their electronics recycling events for 2021. All events are held, rain or shine, on Saturdays, from 10am until 2pm at their warehouse location, 911 Evans Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45204. The event dates are: April 10 & 24, and May 15 & 29. More dates will be released soon on their website www.cincinnatirecyclingandreusehub.org and on their social media pages (see below).
- Press Release PDF
- http://www.hamiltoncountyrecycles.org/residents/recycling_and_reuse_outlets/electronics
- http://www.hamiltoncountyrecycles.org/cms/One.aspx?portalId=6463011&pageId=6513268
The Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub
We are proud to announce our grand opening April 1!
Hours: Thursday & Friday 12pm–7pm, Saturday 9am–4pm
Phone: 513.538.3798
Email: cintirecyclingandreusehub@gmail.com
Additional information:
-We can only currently accept cash for any items that are fee based. (We are working on getting that fixed.)
-Our parking lot is being repaved. We are sorry for any issues (potholes, etc.) in the lot but we don’t own the property and have no control over the timing.
-Because of repaving, if you have a lot of heavy electronics you may want to wait and bring it to our drop off event.
-You can enter our lot through Berlin or Woodrow street.
We appreciate your patience with our volunteers!
Click below for a list of what the take for free
- https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5ecd724f782c903df8dbd2bc/t/606200186292d2190fe56b02/1617035289826/CRRH+Quick+Guide.pdf
Editors Note: Though the City will take many things for free, the wait time for larger items can be a few months. Check out what they take for a nominal amount
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