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23/01/2025
Talkin’ Trash
Ø BULK TRASH DAY on Saturday, January 25, from 10 am until 2 pm. Bulk trash is located behind the trash facilities in the Maintenance Department parking lot. Metal recycling, household trash, and bulk trash in one convenient location.
Ø NEW! ELECTRONIC RECYCLING. Did you upgrade during the holidays? We will collect laptops, phones, and other electronics at no cost. We will take them to Pickens Recycling to save you a trip. Clear your data off the units.
There is a fee for flat screen monitors which you will pay to the volunteer helping that day. It cannot go on the lot charge. Cash only. We will not take CRT TVs. Pickens has an event for these later in the year.
Fees:
Flat screen monitors:
Up to 32″ – $3.00
Larger than 32″ – $5.00
There is no thrift store on the premises for bulk trash day.
Ø THERE WILL BE NO SHREDDING THIS MONTH
The next shredding will be on April 26, 2025. Great time to clean out the files after tax day!
The Big Canoe Rotary is collaborating with FODAC (friends of disabled adults and children), to sponsor “medical equipment “recycling. Rotarians will collect the following items: Walkers, wheelchairs, scooters, canes, crutches, patient lifts, hospital beds, oxygen equipment, nebulizers, and bedside commodes. We plan to add more items as the program develops and expands. These items will be available to those in need in our north Georgia area and beyond. For questions, contact Big Canoe Rotary [email protected]; or Susan D. Schwall, [email protected] or Colleen Coulter [email protected]
Ø If you have items that could be given a new life, please post for FREE on the Big Canoe Online Exchange to keep usable items, for someone, out of the landfill. If you have glass for bulk trash, such as round tabletops or shelves, contact Lisa Schnellinger. 706-669-9933 She does not need larger glass items at this time. If you have other types of glass, other than wine bottles or food jars, check with her first before putting them in the trash. Take wine bottles and food jars to the Cove Road Recycling Center.
Ø Watch the traffic pattern and signs and please do not block the exit for those leaving the trash facility. Upon entry, you will be directed to either: 1. Trash lane or 2. Medical recycling only or shredding only.
Ø You must show your BC member ID and pay for bulk trash disposal on your lot charge. The fee charged: Car/truck/SUV loads are $20; trailer loads are $40. There is no charge for household trash, cardboard, and metal recycling. Drop off either before or after bulk trash.
Ø Items that cannot be dropped off at regular or bulk trash: Paints unless dried out, hazardous chemicals, fluorescent light bulbs, and tires.
I really appreciate your help. Questions: [email protected]