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Where to take your recyclables.AntifreezeSchultz Motors3735 US Rt 127Greenville, OH 45331937-548-4310Air Conditioners & RefrigeratorsBarga Heating, Air Conditioning,& Refrigeration106 Vine StreetGreenville, OH 45331937-548-3645Service Charge to remove refrigerant & to tag(Sends to Richmond Recycling Center)Davis Refrigeration5702 Hollansburg-Arcanum RdArcanum, OH 45304937-692-6327Refrigerant needs to be removed before recycling.Service charge included.Recycling Center, IncDebra Edelman530 S Main StRichmond, IN 47374765-966-8295Service Charge to remove refrigerant to recycle. NoDeep Freezes.Schmidt's Refrigeration999 Sweitzer StreetGreenville,OH 45331937-548-5220Service Charge to remove refrigerant and to tag forrecycling.James Grimwood3215 Harrison RdHollansburg, OH 45332937-997-3371Aluminum Cans, Lead From BuildingMaterials & Scrap MetalJames Grimwood3215 Harrison RdHollansburg, OH 45332937-997-3371Integrity MetalsPrice Glazer, ContactS First & Central AveConnersville, IN 47331765-962-9583Accepts and Pays for Scrap Metal & Lead fromBuilding Materials.Ohio RecyclingRon Litchfield, Manager7837 St Rt 274Chickasaw, OH 45826419-925-4444Accepts and Pays for Aluminum Cans & Metals.Will pay for Lead from Building Materials.Recycling Center, IncDebra Edelman530 South "M" StRichmond, IN 47374765-966-8295Accepts and Pays for Scrap Metals. Will payfor lead from Building Materials.Schoenlein Salvage8031 Darke Mercer Co Line RdMaria Stein, OH 45860419-582-4011Accepts Scrap Metal.Darke County Shriners Club937-548-6794Accepts Aluminum Cans.Union City Reycling CenterTina Deaton205 S Division StreetUnion City, OH 45390937-968-6972Accepts Aluminum Cans, Copper, Brass, andany nonferrous materialsCellular Phone Ni-Cad BatteriesTelcomNorthtowne Plaza1371 Wagner AveGreenville, OH 45331937-547-1010No Charge!!!Cellular PhonesStaples1491 Wagner AveGreenville, OH 45331937-547-4777No Charge!!!Composting FacilityFresh Aire FarmsDan Young1324 Wasson RdUnion City, OH 45390937-968-3423Certified Organic Farm & Composting Facility.Accepts Animal & Yard Waste.Computers & ElectronicsCardboard, Catalogs, Magazines, Newspapers, Office Paper, & Telephone BooksChesapeake Electronic RecyclingAnsonia Boy ScoutsMamie Warrick937 -337-4642Accepts Newspapers.866-946-6602 orwww.chesapeakerecycling.comConfidential Material DestructionP O Box 292062Kettering, OH 45429888 -337-8782Accepts Office Paper.Ed SchultzParker City, IN 47368765-468-7865Montgomery Paper Company400 E Fourth StreetDayton, OH 45402937 -222-2554Accepts Cardboard, Office Paper, & Newspapers.Osgood Paper CollectionJude Grieshop419-582-2554Virgil Unrast419-336-7266Accepts Cardboard, Catalogs, Magazines, Newspapers, Paper, & Telephone Books.Rock TennRoute 1; Box 1-AEaton, IN 47338765 -396-3317Accepts Cardboard, Catalogs, Magazines, Newspapers, Paper, & Telephone BooksVillage of VersaillesCarla Hummel937 -526-3294Dell Computerswww.dellexchange.comUNICOR/Federal Prison Ind.Aaron Aragon8730 Scroggs RdElkton, OH 44415330-424-7448Ohio RecyclingRon Litchfield, Manager7837 St Rt 274Chickasaw, OH 45826419-925-4444Accepts monitors for a charge.Disposable CamerasWal-Mart1501 Wagner AveGreenville, OH 45331937-548-3645
Fluorescent Lights, Metal Lights, High & LowIntensity Discharge Lamps, Mercury VaporLamps, & Neon LampsDickman Supply1425 Sater StreetGreenville, OH 45331937 -548-6103Lights must be delivered to Dickman. There is acharge to recycle. No need to purchase fromDickman to recycleRumpke5474 Jaysville St John RdGreenville, OH 45331937 -548-2514Two Options: for large users--They have a largemobile recycling unit that will come to your site andrecycle (100 bulb min.) Small users--They have asatellite truck transport that will pick up the lightsand transport them to a mobile truck for separationand recycling. There is a fee.Special Waste SystemsRay Harris325 N. Riverview Ave; Section CMiamisburg, OH 45342937 -866-8898They will collect form your site, or you may maillights to them. There is a fee.Village of AnsoniaBrian Wilcox, Village Adm937 -337-6781Ansonia Business & Industries ONLY. Mustschedule an appointment.Industrial PlasticMy-Way TradingSeth Smith308 NW Street; P O Box 1282Richmond, IN 47375765 -939-2133Accepts Industrial Plastic ONLY. Will accept mosttypes of Plastic.Network Resins25 25 N ShadelandIndianapolis, IN317 -846-1806Accepts Industrial Plastic Only.Plastics Recycling TechnologySteve Larger1320 E Main StreetVersailles, OH 45380937 -526-3361Accepts Industrial Plastic ONLY.Polysource, Inc440 S Stolle AveSidney, OH 45365317 -498-4889Accepts Industrial Plastic Only.Printer/Toner CartridgesDayton Computer Supply6501 St Rt 123 NFranklin, OH 45005800-735-3272Staples1491 Wagner AveGreenville, OH 45331937-547-4777Accepts all Ink Cartridges in bin located in thestore. Different promotions are offered for recycling (ex.--free ream of paper, donation to localschool districts, etc.)Darke County Solid Waste DistKrista Fourman115 W Fourth St; Suite 1Greenville, OH 45331937-547-7369Accepts all Hewlett Packard ink jet cartridges andtoner cartridges to be sent for recycling.Plastic Shopping BagsFamily Bazaar203 Martin StreetGreenville, OH 45331937-547-1196Wal-Mart1501 Wagner AveGreenville, OH 45331937-547-9644Accepts used shopping bags to be recycled.Kroger200 Lease AveGreenville, OH 45331937-548-1960Propane TanksArcanum Hardware210 S Main StArcanum, OH 45304937-692-8282Accepting free of charge.North Star Blue FlameUS Rt 127 NNorth Star, OH 45350419-336-7211Accepts Propane Tanks for a fee.Rechargeable BatteriesRadio Shack535 Wagner AveGreenville, OH 45331937-548-7009No Lead Acid Batteries.Staples1491 Wagner AveGreenville, OH 45331937-548-4777No Lead Acid Batteries.Wal-Mart1501 Wagner AveGreenville, OH 45331937-547-9644No Lead Acid Batteries.TiresAffordable Tire5415 St Rt 49 SGreenville, OH 45331937-547-8473Accepts tires for a fee.Liberty Tire3041 Jackson PikeGrove City, OH 43123614-871-8097Accepts tires for a fee.Rumpke5474 Jaysville St John rdGreenville, OH 45331937-548-2514, Ext 0Accepts tires for a fee.Wire Clothes HangersBeasecker Cleaners316 Sycamore StGreenville, OH 45331937-548-4922Accepts Hangers in good usable shape.Boyd Cleaners501 E Main StGreenville, OH 45331937-548-1505Accepts Hangers in good usable shape.The Dry Cleaner521 Wagner AveGreenville, OH 45331937-548-3700Accepts Hangers in good usable shape.The Dry Cleaner107 N Main StNew Madison, OH 45346937-996-3202Accepts Hangers in good usable shape.Wood Grinding & Wood PalletsAnderson Pallet210 Western AveLewisburg, OH 45338937-962-2614Accepts Wood Pallets Only.Timmerman Truss, Inc.TTI Custom Wood Grinding & RecyclingKen Timmerman/David Price5753 Jaysville St. John RdGreenville, OH 45331937-548-5044Mulch for Sale. Call for Wood Grinding Appointment.
Collected the FirstSaturdayof Every Month9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.Please enter on WalnutStreet off St Rt 705 by theOsgood Community park toItems Taken:All types of standard cardboard,food boxes with linings removed,catalogs, magazines, newspapers,phone books, junk mail, and allother types of paperItems Not Taken:Envelopes with Cellophane Windows,Plastic Sacks, Tissues, Paper Towels,Paper Plates and Cups, Salt Sacks,Feed Sacks, Dog Food Sacks, CarbonPlease have all items in PAPER BAGS or TIED UP.It makes the Paper Easier to Handle!!!Nothing will be accepted before or after the drive.In case of Adverse Weather Conditions(Rain, Wind Chill, Unusually Heavy Snow)the Drive will be cancelled and rescheduledfor the following week. If adverse weathercontinues, the drive will be held thefollowing month.If there are any changes, they will be notedin the Osgood News, in the area papers, andalso in the bulletin at St. Louis and St. Nicholas Churches. There will also be a flyers inthe area businesses.Any Questions? Call Jude at 419-582-2554 after 4:00 p.m. orVirgil at 419-336-7266
Where to take.Motor OilGreenvilleAdvanced Auto321 Wagner Avenue937-316-5215Affordable Tire5415 St Rt 49937-547-8473No Charge!!!Auto Lube661 Wagner Avenue937-548-0123No Charge!!!Auto Zone221 Martin Street937-548-9777No Charge!!!D & R Auto/Truck1319 Sweitzer Street937-548-1970Dan’s Radiator3400 Weaver Ft Jefferson RdNo Charge!!!Firestone TireFourth & Walnut Streets937-548-1197No Charge!!!Marvin's Service5351 Sebring Warner Rd937-548-1270No Charge!!!Wal-Mart1501 Wagner Ave937-537-9973No Charge!!!Kevin Ashman6413 Childrens Home Bradford Rd937-547-3366 or 937-547-3367No Charge!!!VersaillesReier's Service8086 St Rt 127937-548-5036No Charge!!!Fleet Maintenance791 E Main Street937-526-5300No Charge!!!Schultz Motors3735 St Rt 127937-548-4310No Charge!!!Kremer's Auto electric723 E Main Street937-526-4571No Charge!!!Where to take.Car BatteriesAnsoniaK & M Service4110 St Rt 47 W937-337-6701GreenvilleD & R Auto/Truck1319 Sweitzer Street937-548-1970Firestone TireFourth & Walnut Streets937-548-1197Keith's Towing5680 Meeker rd937-548-6083Reier's Service8086 St RT 127937-548-5036Rodefeld's Auto Parts701 Walnut Street937-548-4199Ron's Southtown1939 Sweitzer Street937-548-0535Schultz Motors3735 St Rt 127937-548-4310Trent Auto Sales201 S Ohio Street937-548-5605Wal-Mart1501 Wagner Ave937-547-9973No Charge!!!HollansburgJames Grimwood3215 Harrison Rd937-997-3371VersaillesKremer's Auto Electric723 E Main Street937-526-4571NAPA of Versailles42 W Main Street937-526-9335Versailles Marathon6 Meeker Rd937-526-3051
What happens to the Stuff that is put into those RumpkeBins and Drop Boxes for Recycling?1. Consumer Products contained in steel cans, aluminum cans,glass jars and jugs, or plastic pet and HDPE bottles are purchased.2. Once the products inside the containers are used, the emptycontainers are commingled (mixed together) and are placed in a binat curbside or are taken to a drop box, where they are collected forrecycling.3. A 25-cubic yard converted garbage truck that compacts the recyclable containers, just like garbage is compacted, picks ups thecontainers from the bins.4. The truck or roll off takes the recyclable containers to RumpkeTransfer Station, where the containers are transferred to a 100 cubic yard truck.At Rumpke's Material Recovery Facility in Dayton, commingled recyclables from Darke County go upthe conveyor belt to be sorted5. The truck transports the containers to the Rumpke Material Recovery Facility in Dayton.6. At the facility, the containers are dumped at the bottom of aconveyor belt.7. Once on the conveyor belt, they are automatically sorted at the rate of 15 tons per hour.8. Once sorted, the materials are either baled and loaded into semi -trailers or loaded looseinto large containers for shipment to mills or secondary processing facilities.9. At the processing plant, they are shredded, repelletized, or melted down into materialsthat can be used in the manufacturing process.10. The processed materials are transported to a manufacturing plant.11. At the manufacturing plant, the materials are made into new products for retail.Waste Companies Offering RecyclingOpportunities within Darke County.BestWay WasteRandolph Farms, Inc, owner765-853-5714Countryside WasteAllied Waste Industries, Inc,owner1-800-686-2952After the commingled recyclables have been sorted,they are stored in large bins until they can be transported to a processing plant, where they will be repelletized, shredded, or melted down into a formthat can be used in the manufacturing process toGreenville Transfer StationRumpke Consolidated Waste, Owner548-2514 ext: 7368
Curbside & CommingledProgramsContact Mayor's Office for MoreInformation!!!!Village of ArcanumMayor's Office104 W South StArcanum, OH 45304937-692-8500City of GreenvilleMayor's OfficeCity Building100 Public SquareGreenville, OH 45331937-548-1819Village of Osgood231 North StreetOsgood, OH 45351419-582-4501Village of Palestine215 Cross StreetPalestine, OH 45352937-547-1495Village of VersaillesAdministration Office4 W Main StreetVersailles, OH 45380937-526-3294Drop Boxes for Cardboardand Office Paper Only arelocated--Aluminum Cans Only!!!Permanent Drop BoxesVillage of AnsoniaP O Box 607Ansonia, OH 45303937-337-6781E. end of East High St.Pay-As-You-ThrowProgramCity of GreenvilleMayor's OfficeCity Building100 Public SquareGreenville, OH 45331937-548-1819Village of Gettysburg212-216 High StGettysburg, OH 45328937-447-2171Beside the Water Tower.Village of New Madison162 N Main StreetNew Madison, OH 45346937-996-3891Gravel Lot Behind the City BuildingVillage of New Weston500 Main St.New Weston, OH 45348937-338-4975On Pine St. In alley behind theCouncil Hall.Village of Osgood231 North StreetOsgood, OH 45351419-582-4501Village of Palestine215 Cross StreetPalestine, OH 45352937-547-1495Village of Palestine215 Cross StreetPalestine, OH 45352937-547-1495Village of PitsburgP O Box 244Pitsburg, OH 45358937-692-5243Across from Keller Grain onJefferson StVillage of Union CityUnion City, OH 45390937-968-5684Across from Administration BldgVillage of Wayne Lakes3685 West DriveGreenville, OH 45331937-547-2644Other Drop Boxes for Commingled Recyclables, Cardboard,Newspaper, and Office Paper--
NOW THERE ’S MORE TO REYCLE!!!WHAT GOES IN THE BIN?News Papers,Magazines, Catalogs& Mixed PapersIn addition to newspapers with glossy ad inserts, Rumpke will now acceptmagazines, catalogs, telephone books, paperboard boxes (cereal, snacks, etc.),junk mail (direct mail, window envelopes, flyers, etc), soft drink and beer cartons should be placed together in a brown paper grocery sack. Place sack(s)and/or corrugated cardboard (flattened in 2' X 2' bundles) inside or beside yourbin, or in case of rain, place the cardboard under the bin.Not presently accepting pizza boxes. Grease and food contamination renders itunacceptable.PlasticsPlastic milk containers; soft drink, shampoo, laundry and detergent bottles displaying the recycling logo with the number 1 or 2. Please remove all caps orlids, and rinse out. Plus, Rumpke will now accept foam and rigid polystyrenefood packaging containers, providing they display the number 6. Samples ofpolystyrene packaging are Styrofoam cups and plates, meat trays, and egg cartons. Plastic containers may be crushed to conserve space in your bin.Not presently accepted: Wide mouth containers such as margarine bowls orwhipped topping containers; plastic forks, spoons and knives; cassette andcompact disc cases; children’s toys, oil jugs, plastic bags and buckets.GlassIn addition to clear, brown, and green glass, Rumpke is now accepting blueglass. Food and drink containers and jars are accepted. Please remove capsand rinse out. Paper labels do not need to be removed.GlassNot presently accepted: Window glass, mirrors, light bulbs, drinking glasses/mugs or oven/cooking glassware (Pyrex).Beverage & SteelFood CansAluminum and bi-metal beverage cans, steel soup and food cans are accepted.Please rinse and drain cans. Cans may be crushed to conserve space in yourbin.Rumpke will now accept empty aerosol cans. Please, DO NOT crush or cutthese cans.Not presently accepted: Pots or pans, coat hangers and scrap steel.Gable-Top Cartons ALSO NEW, Rumpke will now accept paperboard cartons that once contained& Drink & Juicemilk, juice, nondairy creamers, fabric softener and egg substitutes. Also accepted are packaging recognized by its box shape into which a straw can beBoxesinserted (sometimes referred to as “aseptics”, drink, or juice boxes).Not presently accepted: Frozen food cartons, frozen juice concentrate containers, straws, wax-coated products such as yogurt cups or waxed paper.
What happens to your Recycables?Your red Rumpke recycling bin should be placed atthe curb the night before your scheduled pick-up.Recyclables are picked up by a specially designedtruck separate from the traditional garbage vehicle.The Rumpke recycling employee initially separatesnewspapers and brown grocery bags from other“commingled” material (glass, aluminum cans, plastics, etc.). Newspapers and brown grocery bags arekept in a separate compartment of the recyclingtruck to keep them separate from other commingledmaterial.At the state-of-the-art recycling center, automatedand manual separation processes are employed tosort materials into appropriate categories. Onceseparated, materials are then baled or containerizedfor shipping to various mills and reprocessing facilities where the recyclables are used to make newitems.Should an unacceptable item be placed in your recycling bin, your Rumpke recycling driver will place asticker on it and leave it in your bin indicating theitem is not being accepted at this time.At the end of the route, each recycling truck isIf you have questions about whether an item is acweighed and unloaded for sorting at Rumpke’s recy- cepted in the recycling program, why an item wasn’tcling facility located in Dayton.accepted, or need to k now more about recycling,please feel free to call the Rumpke Recycling Hotlineat 1-800-223 -3960 or the Darke County Solid WasteDistrict office at 937-547-7369.Why these items are not accepted .Plastic CapsCurrently, limited markets exist for thesetypes of plastic. Rumpke is constantly researching and evaluating potential markets.Window & Drinking Glass or Light BulbsThese types of glass are chemically different.Some even contain lead. Therefore, they arecontaminants.Butter or Cool Whip BowlsCoat Hangers and Steel ScrapAlthough they are marked #2 plastic, thesecontainers have a chemical additive tostrengthen the rim. The additive makes themact negatively in the recycling process.Rumpke does recycle these materials for industrial accounts. Due to the relatively smallvolume generated by residential recycling,these are not accepted in the curbside ordrop-box program. (If you have a large quantity of this material, try contacting a localscrap dealer.)PERMANENT DROP BOX LOCATIONSAnsonia—Corner of Cross & Pearl StreetsButler Twp—Corner of Grubbs Rex & Emrick RoadsGettysburg—216 High St; Near Water TowerNEW Hollansburg—At Village Park on Union StreetPalestine—St Rt 36 at ParkPitsburg—Gravel lot behind Washington St.North Star—American Legion Hall on St Rt 127NEWNew Madison—Gravel lot behind City BuildingNew Weston—On Pine St. in Alley behind Council HallUnion City—Across the street from City Adm. Bldg.Rumpke—5474 Jaysville St. John Rd; Greenville
Aluminum CansRecycling aluminum cans prevents the pollution thatoccurs from mining bauxite, the ore from which aluminum is extracted. Twenty aluminum cans can be madewith the energy needed to produce one can of virginore. Throwing away "one" aluminum can wastes asmuch energy as filling the can half full of gasoline andpouring it out.Fiction: It isn't necessary to recycle to "save trees" because we are growing as many as we cut.Fact: We are growing trees in a process called clearcutting. This means all the foliage is burned andcleared away from the areas surrounding the trees. Asa result, each generation of trees becomes weaker because they lack valuable nutrients from the foliage andother organic matter that decays and absorbs into thesoil, nourishing trees (Nature's Recycling). Many ofthese trees are cut before they can grow to maturity.Just ask a carpenter how difficult it is to obtain qualitylumber these days.Used Motor OilIt takes 42 gallon of high-quality crude oil to produce 2*quarts of motor oil. It takes one gallon of waste oil toproduce the same amount.Statistics show that during a month's time, two tons ofmotor oil will be poured into area drains. When youconsider that only one quart of oil can pollute 250,000gallons of water, this is a serious problem.Used Car BatteriesAlthough batteries represent less than one percent byweight of municipal solid waste, they account for 52%of all cadmium and 88% of all mercury found in thePapersolid waste stream. As a result, used car batteries, ifOver 40% of the waste that goes into a landfill is paper, not recycled or disposed of properly, can cause seriamounting to 72.6 million tons per year in Americaous problems for the environment and human health.alone. Contrary to popular belief, paper does not biodegrade quickly in a landfill. In fact, newspapers havePlasticbeen found that could still be read forty years after disAll plastic is made from petroleum. When you throwposal. When you consider that Americans cut down830 million trees per year for paper products alone, it is away plastic, you also throw away petroleum that waseasy to see the importance of recycling as much paper used to produce it, which is renewable natural resource. By recycling plastic, you can reduce Ameras we possibly can. One ton of paper recycled save3.5 cubic yards of landfill space, 17 trees, 7,000 gallons ica's reliance on foreign oil. Bio-plastics are now beingproduced which substitute oil from organic waste inof water, 380 gallons of oil, 4100 kw hours of electricity, 60 lbs. of air pollution, and 850 lbs. of CO2 per year. place of petroleum.Fluorescent LightsMercury accumulates in human and animal tissue andin the environment. If released into the environment,mercury can become transformed into more toxicforms and can concentrate in food chains, where humans can be exposed through eating mercurycontaminated food. Mercury ingested by humans cancause brain damage, disabilities, birth defects, and inextreme cases, death.TiresA regular automobile is made from five gallons of oil.By recycling, you can reduce reliance on foreign oil.SteelSteel has long been one of our most recycled materials. Just about all steel containers made contain recycled steel. Americans are currently recycling 55% ofall steel that is produced.GlassGlass can be recycled again and again with no loss ofquality in the new containers made from recycledglass. And, every ton of glass that is recycled savesthe equivalent of nine gallons of fuel oil. This also reduces America's reliance on foreign oil.Products Made From Recycled MaterialsInstead of being buried or burned, waste materials arebeing recycled into attractive, strong, and durableproducts. When manufactured and marketed, theseproducts are putting thousands of people to work. Recycled from milk jugs, pop cans, food cans, automobiletires, and glass bottles, these products make up ballfields, play structures, park equipment, walkways,roadways, railways, roofing, andmuch more. They are changing theway Americans think about recyclingmaterials.
Radio Shack 535 Wagner Ave Greenville, OH 45331 937-548-7009 No Lead Acid Batteries. Staples 1491 Wagner Ave Greenville, OH 45331 937-548-4777 No Lead Acid Batteries. Wal-Mart 1501 Wagner Ave Greenville, OH 45331 937-547-9644 No Lead Acid Batteries. Tires Affordable Tire 5415 St Rt 49 S Greenville, OH 45331 937-547-8473 Accepts tires for a fee .
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