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Recycle Your Electronics!

The Jana Caudill Team is going green! We are trying to make a conscious effort to reduce the amount of trash that enters our landfills. Did you know that 98% of electronic components can be recycled? Drop off your old electronics at the following locations:

Lowell Street Department           598 Union Avenue

Whiting City Garage                        1915 Front Street

Hobart City Barns                             340 S Shelby

Portage Street Department        2303 Hamstrom Road

Valparaiso Compost Site               2150 W Lincolnway

This is a great way to get rid of clutter and save landfill space! These locations are for county residents only and are not open to businesses or organizations. Please contact the location for hours and items accepted. Click here to learn more about recycling in Lake County and Porter County.

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