Oct 31st - November 11th Hard To Recycle Event in Longmont (2022)
- Oct 20, 2022
- 1 min read
Everything you need to know to register:
Click Events Tab: Register for the event by day/time/items you'll bring in
Come see us on your scheduled day.
Flyer:
City of Longmont Hard to Recycle Event
WHEN: October 31st – Nov 11th (Sunday Nov 6th OFF) 9am to 4:00pm M-F and Saturday the 5th
ITEMS:
1. Electronics:
High Grade (towers, laptops, cell phones, tablets, circuit boards): FREE
Mid-Grade (EVERYTHING not high or TV’s – stereos, printers, fax machines, microwaves, toaster, fans, small metal appliances, items with batteries and plugs!) First 40lbs FREE
Low Grade : SCREENS (1st TV FREE )
* 1 TV FREE per person, not one of each!
* Flat screen TV’s $1/inch
* CRT (tube) TV’s $3/inch)
2. Paper Shredding:
* 1st Bankers Box of paper to destroy = FREE
* 2nd box $5 each or we weigh paper at $.35/lb
3. Toilets & Sinks:
* With Hardware: City Pays for 1 sink or 1 toilet: $25 each
* Without Hardware $10 each
4. Bicycle Tires and Tubes:
* 1st tire/tube = FREE, 2nd tube or tire $1 each
5. Hard Backed Books:
* 1st Bankers Box = FREE
* $5 per box
NEW Items this year:
A. Mattresses and Box Springs:
* First Mattress or Box Spring = FREE
* Second mattress or Box Spring $30 each
B. Fire Extinguishers:
* 1st Fire Extinguisher = FREE
* 2nd Fire Extinguisher = $10 each
* No Smoke Detectors
Items GGR Always takes: City is NOT paying for these but can be delivered at the cost to the resident:
1. #6 Block Styrofoam: $10 per 13-gallon bag
2. Toner & Print Cartridges: $1-$3 by size
I have looked into their options for managing electronic waste and battery disposal. They handle a variety of materials and claim full compliance with California and federal regulations. The process is bundled which might simplify things if you want to avoid dealing with multiple vendors. They also provide labeled tamper resistant containers for collection on site. You can check their setup here to see if the technical side matches your requirements. It looks structured but as with any logistics and compliance service it is best to verify how they handle tracking in practice. Always review the regulatory documents yourself and stay cautious before committing to any waste management contract.
I have been using Ivan's Recycling for a while now to handle my CRV containers. The process is quite straightforward and organized which makes it easier to manage the clutter at home. They accept glass and plastic along with aluminum cans. If you want to check the specific rates or details regarding what they currently accept you can look here for more information. I usually go on Tuesdays because they offer a slightly better rate for aluminum cans per pound. The staff remains helpful and the drop off system is efficient enough that I do not spend too much time there. It is a practical local option if you are looking to redeem your deposits without unnecessary complications.