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Household Garbage
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Christmas Trees |
Waste materials typically generated in households, including garbage, furniture, mattresses, box springs
and other household items. |
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Live Christmas trees only; no wreaths or garland please! Remove all lights,
decorations, stands and covers. Business waste is not accepted at this site. |
Construction & Demolition Waste (C&D)
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Land Clearing & Inert Debris (LCID)
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Waste resulting solely from construction and remodeling, repair or demolition of
pavement, buildings or other structures, including materials such as lumber,
drywall, shingles, carpet, building fixtures.
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Waste includes only concrete, brick, concrete block, uncontaminated soil, rock,
gravel, untreated/unpainted wood, limbs, leaves and stumps. Please call the
facility in advance. |
Yard Waste
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Large Appliances (White Goods)
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Vegetative debris generated from lawn maintenance and landscaping, including
brush, grass, tree limbs and other similar vegetative materials. |
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Includes lawn mowers (fluids removed), stoves, freezers, refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, water
heaters and air conditioners. |
Tires |
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Shingles |
Any continuous solid or pneumatic rubber covering that encircles the wheels of
motorized vehicles, including passenger cars, trucks, motorcycles and SUV’s,
tractor trailers and off-road
equipment. |
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Post consumer tear off asphalt shingle waste. No flat built-up roofing, no
shingles that have been coated with paint, sealant or mastics, no asbestos
cement shingles accepted. |
Household Hazardous Waste |
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Electronics & E-Waste |
Household items and products which contain hazardous materials, including
automotive fluids, gasoline and oil, glues and epoxies, solvents and cleaners,
paints, stains and varnishes, all types of batteries, fluorescent tubes and
bulbs, mercury thermometers/thermostats, pesticides, insecticides, pool
chemicals, polishes, drain cleaners, hair remover, nail polish. |
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Unwanted computers and computer equipment, televisions, cell phones, electronic
games and toys, DVD and VHS players, stereo equipment, small appliances and
microwaves, almost anything with a plug. |
Prescription Medications
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Prescription medications, including tablets, liquids, patches, ointments and
capsules, may be dropped off in original packaging or in ziplock bags. No loose
pills or capsules please! Needles, sharps and other
medical waste are not accepted at these locations. Greensboro Police
Department locations are accessible 8am,-5pm, Monday-Friday and require that
prescription labels be removed from packages or that personal information
contained on the labels be obscured prior to dropping off medications for
disposal. The High Point Police Department location is accessible 24 hrs/day-7
days/week and has no requirement to remove prescription labels as the disposal
container is secure. |
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