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Reminder: No dumping of old TVs
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Just a reminder to our customers who use our drop-off recycling sites: Old TVs are not accepted.
They are considered hazardous waste by the Ohio EPA and with the switch from analog to digital broadcasting forthcoming, we want to alert the public to this fact.
Placing old TVs at one of our drop-off sites is considered open dumping. Please cooperate and dispose of your old TVs properly.
Lance Wilson,
Executive director
GJMV Solid Waste
Management District
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