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The Rust Belt Riders Neighborhood Food Scrap Drop-Off Program | Avon Lake City Of
Offers members the opportunity bring all their food scraps, including raw and cooked foods, animal products and bones, to bins to be composted. All acceptable food scraps and any Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI)-Certified compostable product can be collected. Rust Belt Riders does not accept pure liquid, pure oil, or non BPI-Certified compostable products.
Offers members the opportunity bring all their food scraps, including raw and cooked foods, animal products and bones, to bins to be composted. All acceptable food scraps and any Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI)-Certified compostable product can be collected. Rust Belt Riders does not accept pure liquid, pure oil, or non BPI-Certified compostable products.
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Composting Facilities
Refuse Transfer Stations | Fairlawn City Of
Provides a compactor/recycling facility where residents may drop off their household trash seven (7) days a week.
Provides a compactor/recycling facility where residents may drop off their household trash seven (7) days a week.
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Refuse Transfer Stations
Oberlin'S Composting Program | Oberlin City Of
Offers composting of food waste at four (4) locations.
- In partnership with Barnes Nursery.
Offers composting of food waste at four (4) locations.
- In partnership with Barnes Nursery.
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Composting Facilities
Opportunity Knox | Knox County - Government Offices
All recycling, litter prevention, education and special events are offered in conjunction with the Delaware, Knox, Marion, Morrow Counties (DKMM) Joint Solid Waste Management District.
Recycling Centers are located at:
ALUMINUM / BRASS / ELECTRIC MOTORS / STEEL / AUTO BATTERIES
Ross Brothers Salvage: Open Mon-Fri 7:30am–4pm at 106 Tilden Avenue - Mount Vernon - 740-740-397-9334
Cost: Free – will pay cash for salvaged material
CARDBOARD - PAPER
Opportunity Knox: Mon-Fri 8am–4pm at 17604 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon - 740-501-2135
Cost: Free
Recycling Center located behind Opportunity Knox
Break down boxes
COMPOSTING
Knox County Compost Facility: at 7425 Thayer Road - Mount Vernon
7am-7pm 7 days/week Summer: March–October
7am-5pm 7 days/week Winter: November–February
Acceptable Items
- Grass Clippings / leaves
- Shrubs
- Brush
- Tree limbs under 10” in diameter
- Christmas trees without decorations
Unacceptable Items
- Tree limbs over 10” in diameter
- Tree trunks roots
- Treated landscape timbers
- Wood of any kind
- Soil or sod
DOCUMENT SHREDDING
Opportunity Knox: Mon-Fri 8am–4pm at 17604 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon - 740-501-2135
Cost: Free
- Will shred documents
- During Covid-19, documents may be required to be held
for 2 days before being shredded.
- Shred It Day: June 18th, 2022 from 10am-12pm
FREON REMOVAL
Opportunity Knox: Mon-Fri 8am–4pm at 17604 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon - 740-501-2135
Cost: Free
PLASTIC BAGS
Kroger: 855 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon
Walmart: 1575 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon
- Location of container: inside lobby to the right (blue box)
Lowe's: 1010 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon
- Location of container: customer service area
STYROFOAM
Opportunity Knox: Mon-Fri 8am–4pm at 17604 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon - 740-501-2135
Cost: Free
- Package Styrofoam accepted
- No Food Styrofoam packaging
- Recycling Center located behind Opportunity Knox.
All recycling, litter prevention, education and special events are offered in conjunction with the Delaware, Knox, Marion, Morrow Counties (DKMM) Joint Solid Waste Management District.
Recycling Centers are located at:
ALUMINUM / BRASS / ELECTRIC MOTORS / STEEL / AUTO BATTERIES
Ross Brothers Salvage: Open Mon-Fri 7:30am–4pm at 106 Tilden Avenue - Mount Vernon - 740-740-397-9334
Cost: Free – will pay cash for salvaged material
CARDBOARD - PAPER
Opportunity Knox: Mon-Fri 8am–4pm at 17604 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon - 740-501-2135
Cost: Free
Recycling Center located behind Opportunity Knox
Break down boxes
COMPOSTING
Knox County Compost Facility: at 7425 Thayer Road - Mount Vernon
7am-7pm 7 days/week Summer: March–October
7am-5pm 7 days/week Winter: November–February
Acceptable Items
- Grass Clippings / leaves
- Shrubs
- Brush
- Tree limbs under 10” in diameter
- Christmas trees without decorations
Unacceptable Items
- Tree limbs over 10” in diameter
- Tree trunks roots
- Treated landscape timbers
- Wood of any kind
- Soil or sod
DOCUMENT SHREDDING
Opportunity Knox: Mon-Fri 8am–4pm at 17604 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon - 740-501-2135
Cost: Free
- Will shred documents
- During Covid-19, documents may be required to be held
for 2 days before being shredded.
- Shred It Day: June 18th, 2022 from 10am-12pm
FREON REMOVAL
Opportunity Knox: Mon-Fri 8am–4pm at 17604 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon - 740-501-2135
Cost: Free
PLASTIC BAGS
Kroger: 855 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon
Walmart: 1575 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon
- Location of container: inside lobby to the right (blue box)
Lowe's: 1010 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon
- Location of container: customer service area
STYROFOAM
Opportunity Knox: Mon-Fri 8am–4pm at 17604 Coshocton Road - Mount Vernon - 740-501-2135
Cost: Free
- Package Styrofoam accepted
- No Food Styrofoam packaging
- Recycling Center located behind Opportunity Knox.
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Refuse Disposal Facilities
Recycling
Litter Cleanup Volunteer Opportunities
Lake County Landfill | Lake County Landfill
Collects discarded materials from home owners and businesses.
Collects discarded materials from home owners and businesses.
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Sanitary Landfills
Sustainability Program | Franklin County Public Health
The Sustainability Programs work to protect and maintain the natural environment, human health, and ecological health. It does this by working with partners such as SWACO and MORPC. These programs also minimize solid, infectious and hazardous waste in the community. It is also responsible for regulating and enforcing disposal of waste into approved facilities, including landfills. Investigates illegal dumping and environmental crimes.
The Sustainability Programs work to protect and maintain the natural environment, human health, and ecological health. It does this by working with partners such as SWACO and MORPC. These programs also minimize solid, infectious and hazardous waste in the community. It is also responsible for regulating and enforcing disposal of waste into approved facilities, including landfills. Investigates illegal dumping and environmental crimes.
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Illegal Dumping Reporting
Sanitary Landfills
Refuse Disposal Services
