| Waste Tire Recycling Program
When: Saturday, November 14, 2020
Hours: 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Where: 2 Locations
Ross High School
3601 Hamilton - Cleves Rd.
Hamilton, OH 45013
Madison Jr./Sr. High School - Madison Township
5797 W. Alexandria Rd.
Middletown, OH 45042
What: Car, truck or tractor tires (on or off the rim)
- 10 Tire Limit per household
- Butler County residents only
- Large quantities of tires will NOT be accepted - No exceptions
For large quantities of tires contact:
Rumpke - 800-828-8171
Liberty Tire - 614-871-8097 / 614-493-6661
Freon Appliance Collection - UPDATE
Butler County Recycling is experiencing a delay in service for Freon Appliance Collection to area residents.
Butler County's contractor ReCleim plans to resume collections the week of Oct. 26.
We regret this inconvenience to our residents, and are working to ensure that all residents with an unwanted Freon appliance are served this year. The service time for Freon Appliance Collection will be extended through Nov. 20, if needed. Call 887-3653 with questions. Thank you for your patience.
Household Hazardous Waste Drop Off
When: Thursdays ONLY, July 2 - October 29, 2020
Hours: 2 PM - 7 PM
Where: 3555 Yankee Road, Middletown, OH 45044
Directions
DO NOT BRING LATEX PAINT
Below are guidelines for latex paint disposal
Got Latex Paint? Use it up! Dry it up! Pass it on!
Click Here to find out how
Due to COVID-19:
ALL patrons are to remain inside their vehicle. Place materials for drop off in your vehicle trunk. Staff will remove your items safely. Your cooperation is appreciated!
RECYCLE THOSE BATTERIES!
See the following tips for managing yours...
1.Safely prep the batteries. Two options: bag or tape. Bag each battery in its own clear plastic bag before placing it in a storage container. Tape the terminals with clear packing, non-conductive electrical or duct tape, keeping the label visible. Batteries that appear dead may contain a residual charge and can pose a fire hazard unless they are bagged or taped. Aim to recycle batteries within six months of their end of use.
2 Store the batteries in a cool, dry place. Incidents can occur when batteries are exposed to inclement or excessively hot weather. Store them in a plastic container; avoid metal.
3. If you see a swollen or bulging battery, immediately put it in non-flammable material, such as sand or kitty litter, and store it in a cool, dry place. Do not throw it away.
DO NOT throw batteries in your recycling cart with other recyclables, like paper, plastic and glass. They pose a fire hazard and cause fires at recycling facilities. Bring batteries to Cohen with 2 Butler Co. locations. Call to verify fees. Hamilton - 513-863-3474 or Middletown - 513-425-6911. Butler County accepts batteries at the Household Hazardous Waste Drop Off.
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