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Recycling for a Better Hampton Roads

Have you wondered what to do with your used electronic equipment?

Like computers, printers, TV's, cell phones, etc.

Read on to find out!

 

 

Every day new programs and products are being designed, developed and sold to citizens and businesses across the country to help in communications, technology and research, and not to mention entertainment. A few of these products include items such as televisions and monitors, radios, computers, telephones, cell phones and fax machines. While the list of electronic devices is becoming endless, their life spans are not. Just as fast as electronic items are being produced and used, they are also breaking, going out of date, and are in need of proper disposal.

The following information will help organizations and residents to safely dispose of used or unwanted consumer electronic equipment. From this information, you can also find out why proper disposal of different items is so very important.

 

Charitable Organizations
Schools/Institutions
Businesses

State and National Information

MANUFACTURERS  

FYI:

Some computer companies offer recycling options or assist with disposing of computers and computer-related equipment.
Check out Dell.com, IBM.com and Compaq.com to learn more about their programs. Here are their links:

www.dell.com/us/en/gen/corporate/vision_050_environ.htm
www.ibm.com                Search for computer recycling.

www.compaq.com/corporate/ehss/2001rpt/products.html

 

You may contact your local HR Clean representative to find out about local initiatives.

Chesapeake

Gail Bradshaw

bradshaw@parks.city.chesapeake

Gloucester Sara Delo sdelo@gloucesterva.info
Hampton Debbie Blanton hccc@city.hampton.va.us
James City County Jennifer Privette privette@james-city.va.us
Newport News Mayi Rivera mrivera@nngov.com
Norfolk John Deuel jdeuel@city.norfolk.va.us
Portsmouth Claudia Cox-Wynn coxwynn@portsmouthva.gov
Suffolk Laurie Creech lscreech@city.suffolk.va.us
Virginia Beach Ruby Arredondo rarredon@vbgov.com
Williamsburg Tammy Rojek trojek@williamsburgva.gov
York County Laurie Halperin halperil@yorkcounty.gov
HRPDC Aimee W. Hadfield ahadfiel@hrpdc.org
HRPDC Julia B.Hillegass jhillega@hrpdc.org

 

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