Wyoming County
Recycling Center

130Tunkhannock Township Drive, Tunkhannock, Pa 18657, (570) 836-0729


 ATTENTION ALL RESIDENTS AND SMALL BUSINESSES OF WYOMING COUNTY:

The Wyoming County Recycling Center is offering an Electronic Recycling Event on Saturday, September 17, 2011 from 9:00 A.M.to 2:00 P.M. All electronics will be accepted at the recycling centers loading dock located at 130 Tunkhannock Township Drive, Tunkhannock.

Electronics will be accepted from Wyoming County Residents and Small Businesses ONLY.

A price list is listed below. If there are any questions please contact Mike Rogers at the Wyoming County Recycling Center at 570-836-0729, Monday – Friday 7:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M.

Item Description

Unit Cost

Item Description

Unit Cost

Answering Machine

No  Cost

Pager

No Cost

Batteries-lead acid

$1.00/lb

Printer

No Cost

Batteries-lithium

$4.00/lb

Radio/Stereo

No Cost

Batteries-household

$1.00/lb

Telephone

No Cost

Cell Phone

No Cost

VCR

No Cost

Copier

No Cost

 

 

CPU

No Cost

Air Conditioners

$20.00 each

Fax Machine

No Cost

Floor Freezer

$30.00 each

Laptop/Desktop

$2.00 each

Refrigerator

$30.00 each

Keyboard No Cost Stove&Dishwasher $15.00 each
All Televisions $20.00 each Washer & Dryer $15.00 each
Microwave No Cost    

Modem

No Cost

 Straight Fluorescent Bulbs

$0.75 each 

CRT Monitor

LCD (flat)Monitor

$7.00 each

$2.00 each

U-Tube/Circular Bulbs $0.50 each
Other : _____ No Cost Compact Bulbs $0.50 each
       

Cash or Checks accepted only. Checks are to be made payable to Advanced Green Solutions.

 


CLICK BELOW FOR A LIST OF COMMERCIAL RECYCLERS:
COMMERCIAL RECYCLERS FOR WYOMING COUNTY

 

Wyoming County operates a recycling center located on Route 92 S. The center is reached by entering at the Tunkhannock Township Municipal Building.  The center is open from 7:00 am to 3:30 pm Monday through Friday.  From 3:30 pm on Friday to 7:00 am on Monday, containers are available outside the gates for the convenience of residents who wish to bring recyclables over the weekend.

Materials Accepted at the Center

  • Plastic-Only Bottle and Jars that are Numbered 1 & 2 on Bottom 
  • Clear and Brown Glass Beverage and Food Containers 
  • Tin Cans-Must be Clean; Labels can be left on
  • Aluminum Cans/Pie Pans 
  • Corrugated Cardboard
  • Newspapers and BrownPaper Bags 
  • Magazines - Stapled and Glue Binded are acceptable
  • Office Paper - White ledger and white computer paper (please place these items in a seperate bag from other recyclables)

Materials NOT Accepted at the Center

  • Plastic lids and caps must be thrown away, No plastic tubs or trays, no plastic toys, furniture or buckets
  • No green glass, no lids, no dishes, no light bulbs, no cups or window panes
  • No dirty, rusty tin cans, or aerosol cans
  • No aluminum foil please
  • No chipboard please! Example: cereal boxes, no styrofoam, no plastic and no wax cardboard
  • No junk mail or wet newspapers
  • No Carbon paper, no envelopes with plastic windows, no construction paper or junk mail.

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR RECYCLABLES ARE CLEAN!!
ONLY TRANSPARENT BAGS OR LOOSE ITEMS OF RECYCLABLES WILL BE ACCEPTED.  PLEASE HELP KEEP THE COST OF DISPOSAL FEES DOWN BY SENDING ONLY ACCEPTABLE ITEMS.  UNACCEPTABLE ITEMS RESULT IN HIGHER TRASH FEES!

Buy Recycled Just ask for it!

Recycling helps preserve our environment, supports our economy and can save you money.  The best way to really make recycling work is to use recycled products and packaging.  It's up to you to close the recycling loop.

Use your Purchase Power.
Buy products made from recyclables.
Learn what you can do to buy recycled.

  • Use your Purchase Power and buy household products and packages made from recycled materials.
  • Harness the many opportunities at school to teach students to buy recycled and use recycled supplies.
  • At work, as a builder or on the farm, you have many opportunities to buy recycled products.
  • All levels of government have tremendous buy recycled Purchase Power.

For Additional Information Please Contact:
Mike Rogers, Waste and Recycling Director,
Phone:  (570) 836-0729
Visit the
DEP Recycling Web Page

Commercial Cardboard Customers
To help us do a better job, we ask that you follow these simple guidelines:

  • Flatten whenever possible!
  • Keep trash out (Styrofoam, chipboard, plastic, other packing materials and garbage.)
  • NO WAXED CARDBOARD. This is the single biggest contaminate we have to avoid!
  • Keep packaging tape to a minimum- we must remove them.

We cannot allow our trash bill to rise because of corrugated contamination!

 

 

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