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Free 9News Earth Day Electronics Recycling Event in Aurora

POSTED BY
Laura

9NEWS steps up again to help the community by partnering with Techno+Rescue to host a huge FREE electronics recycling event celebrating Earth Day on Saturday, April 21 from 7 a.m. to noon at the Arapahoe Park Horse Track.

This event used to be held on S. Havana St. in Aurora. But, it has become so popular that organizers decided to move it to a much larger site. Everyone is the metro area is welcome to bring their old electronics and devices for recycling.

Recycling is FREE for:

Desktop Computers

Laptops

Printers

Phones

Cabling / Electronic wiring

Cameras

Copiers

Fax machines

Hard Drives (Will receive Data Destruction)

Servers

Stereo & Video Equipment

Home or car audio

Consumer electronics

Televisions

Typewriters

UPS

VCR/DVD

Laboratory equipment

Medical equipment

All other storage media

Network equipment (home, commercial, enterprise)

Keyboard & mice

Monitors

Testing equipment

Peripheral devices

Scanners

There are fees for the following:

CRT TVs & Monitors. 22″ & under — $20 each, 24″ & over — $40 each

Console TVs, Projection & DLP TVs (big & heavy) — $70 each

They will not accept old paint, tires, large appliances (refrigerators, dish washers, washer/dryer, air conditioners) batteries, light bulbs, chemicals (including paint), freon and mercury. 

Volunteers will be on hand to help unload your vehicle. For questions about recycling other items, call Techno-Rescue at 303-482-2207. The Horse Track is at 26000 E. Quincy Ave., Aurora.

Posted by Laura on April 19, 2018 | Updated April 22, 2018 Filed Under: Expired

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