The city of Apache Junction will hold a collection event for household hazardous waste, white goods, shredding, electronics and tires without rims on Saturday, March 9. It will be held 8 a.m.-noon at …
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The household hazardous waste collection is for items that typically cannot be deposited into the regular trash.
City of Apache Junction
The event is open to city of Apache Junction residents and Pinal County residents in the surrounding area. Participants are responsible for transporting the goods to the city collection site and will be asked to show proof of residency.
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The city of Apache Junction will hold a collection event for household hazardous waste, white goods, shredding, electronics and tires without rims on Saturday, March 9. It will be held 8 a.m.-noon at the city’s public works yard, 575 E. Baseline.
The event provides an opportunity for city of Apache Junction residents and Pinal County residents in the surrounding area to dispose of household hazardous waste in a safe and responsible manner, according to a release.
Items not accepted include paper, cardboard, cans, sofas, mattresses or similar items.
Participants are responsible for transporting the goods to the city collection site and will be asked to show proof of residency.
