Free E-Waste Recycling Event in Pleasant Hill!!

March 8, 2013 - PRLog -- Electronic Waste Management

26545 Corporate Ave.

Hayward, CA 94545

(866) 335-3373 Toll Free

(510) 351-7511 Office

(510) 732-6570 Fax

E-mail:  info@noewaste.com

Website:  http://www.noewaste.com/

May 2013

WHO:          Electronic Waste Management

WHAT:          FREE Public Collection Event for Electronic Waste (e-waste)

WHEN:          Saturday, May 4th from 9:00am-1:00pm

WHERE:       Diablo Valley College (DVC)

         321 Golf Club Road  

         Pleasant Hill, CA 94523

         (Overflow Parking Lot #7, Lot is Across from the Main Campus)

PHONE:         (866) 335-3373 (for event information)

WEBSITE:    http://www.noEwaste.com/

GOT E-WASTE?

Want to do some e-waste cleaning and help the environment at the same time?  Come cold weather or sunshine, Electronic Waste Management, is holding a E-WASTE COLLECTION EVENT at Diablo Valley College (DVC) in Pleasant Hill, Saturday, May 4th.  Clean out that old electronic equipment; computers, monitors, TV’s, and more – FOR FREE!! And – you’ll help keep e-waste from contaminating our environment. We want to clean up the Pleasant Hill Community and do our parts in helping California be a leader for GOING GREEN!

         EWM

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Bring your old computer hard drives and cases, monitors, keyboards, mouses, power supplies, TV’s, VCR’s, DVD players, telephone equipment, fax machines, toner cartridges, cellular phones, and video game systems and more!  (Sorry, we cannot accept any, household appliances, smoke detectors, furniture, or light bulbs)  We’ll take them off your hands - at NO charge to you!!!

So pack your car up and “come on down” to DVC - Pleasant Hill.  See you there!!  For further info about the event, please call toll free (866) 335-3733 or visit our website at http://www.noEwaste.com/)

Electronic Waste Management is a state-approved electronic waste (e-waste) collector.  The state-funded program, run by the California Integrated Waste Management Board, was created as a result of the passage of SB 20 and SB 50.  This program, funded by way of a surcharge on new computer components, was established for the purpose of collecting and recycling certain types of old electronic waste (also called e-waste) that have been used in California.  As set forth by SB 20/SB 50, licensed recyclers and collectors taking part in this new e-waste recycling program must adhere to strict requirements with regard to how the material is processed and recycled.   For more information on the program, please visit http://www.noEwaste.com/