First $15 of product free to Park
County residents!
Cash/Check will be accepted.
What happens to recyclables?
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Price List for Items:
Keyboard: $0.50
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Mouse: $0.25
Computer Cables: FREE
Flatscreen TV (any size): $10.00
Hairdryer: $1.00
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CRT Monitors: Range from $8-$20
VHS Player: $3.00
DVD Player: $3.00
Ink and Toner Cartridges: FREE
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Computer Speakers: $0.50
Stereo Speakers: $10.00
Typewriters: $7.00
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In Livingston glass gets
pulverized and can be used in
landscaping and utility projects.
Aluminum cans are turned back
into aluminum cans, and can be
recycled almost indefinitely.
Counterpoint in Livingston will
take your aluminum cans.
Steel cans are used in other steel
products such as car parts and
construction materials. It can
also be recycled over and over
again.
Plastic bottles are recycled into
carpet, clothing, auto parts, and
new bottles.
Paper is recycled into new paper.
Some grades of paper can be
recycled up to seven times.
Vacuum Cleaners: $7.00
Video Cameras: $1.00
Video Gaming Systems: $1.00
TV’s: range from $15-$45
Inkjet Printers: $3.00
Laptop Computers: $1.00
The City of Livingston takes all items
mentioned above and will take your
small appliances for a fee of $5. Check
out their website at
www.livingstonmontana.org/
living/recycling.html for more
information.
Small kitchen electronics: $1-$10
Small household electronics: $1-$10
www.ecocycle.org
www.livingstonmontana.org
Items we will NOT take include:
Batteries
Paint
Consule/Projection TV’s
Light bulbs
Major Appliances
ALL computers will be wiped
clear by Yellowstone E-waste
Solutions.
Park County
Electronic Recycling E vent
April 30th, 2011
10am-3pm
Park County Fairgrounds
This is an opportunity to
recycle your electronic waste.
Brought to you by:
Park County
Environmental Council
Recycle Responsibly
Year Round!
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John Gregory with “Connected
Learning” will take useable
computers to fix up and reuse in
the community. Contact him at
john@pblj.net.
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The City of Livingston offers many
different types of recycling options
including plastic, aluminum,
newspaper, cardboard, and glass.
Check out their website for more
information:www.livingstonmontan
a.org/living/recycling.html
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Albertsons in Livingston recycles
plastic bags in bins at their store
location.
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Reclaim MT will pick up your
cardboard, paper, aluminum,
plastic, and glass. More
information at reclaimmt.com.
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Tri-County Network in Livingston
will take your old cell phones.
Contact them at 222-5902.
Radio Shack will take your
rechargeable batteries at any
time. Call them at 222-2472.
Counterpoint will take aluminum
cans off your hands. You can drop
them off Monday-Friday from
8am-4pm. For more information
call 222-2472.
Computers can be recycled at the
Staples store in Bozeman, MT.
Call them at 582-4450.
Why recycle your e-waste?
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Electronic Recycling
@
Park County Fairgrounds
10am-3pm
Saturday April 30, 2011!
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Free pick up for senior
citizens, large items or loads
Friday April 29th, 2011.
Please email
chelsey@pccf-montana.org
for a pick-up appointment.
For other questions contact Kerry from the
Park County Environmental Council at
222-0723.
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According to the EPA, manufacturing
one desktop computer requires fossil
fuels and chemicals that amount to at
least 9 times the weight of the
computer!
More than 90% of electronic
equipment is recyclable.
Cadmium, hexavalent chromium,
mercury, chromium, barium,
beryllium and brominated flameretardant materials are components
that can pollute water and air
resources without proper disposal or
recycling.
Cell phones are made from valuable
resources such as precious metals,
copper, and plastics—all of which
require energy to mine and process.
One of the fastest growing [hazardous]
waste streams is e-waste such as
computers, television sets and mobile
cell phones.
Hazardous waste is threatening human
health and the environment globally.
Much of it is being exported to other
countries, often to developing nations.
Great resources for more information:
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www.epa.gov
www.deq.mt.gov
www.ecyclestlouis.org