Lancaster-Fairfield Community Action Recycling & · PDF file2 | Page See Location Listing on pages 1A-3A for more information on these businesses Directory • Community Action’s

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See Location Listing on pages 1A-3A for more information on these businesses

PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER

Program Funded By:

The CFLP Solid Waste District

www.cflpswd.org

Lancaster-Fairfield Community Action

Recycling & Litter Prevention Program 1761 E. Main Street P.O. Box 768 Lancaster, Ohio 43130

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UPDATED 3.19.2018

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Contents

• Household Recycling Directory……………………..1

• Directory Location Information…………………….2-8

• Recycling Trailer Drop Off Locations.…………….9-10

• Curbside Recycling Information…………………...11

• Institutional / Commercial Recycling…………….11

• Location Listing in Alphabetical Order……………1A-3A

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• Community Action’s Recycling Center – aluminum foil and food trays are not accepted

• Community Action recycling trailer drop off sites – drain, rinse and place in aluminum / steel can bin.

Aluminum foil and food trays are not accepted. See page 9 for trailer locations.

• Fairfield Core and Recycling

• Lancaster Metals and Recycling

• AEP - Turn in your old appliance through the Appliance Recycling Program and:

Get paid - Receive a $50 incentive check plus FREE, convenient pick up of your old appliance.

Save Money and Energy - Remove an old working refrigerator or freezer from service and save up to $150 a year in

energy costs. Protect the Environment - 95% of the unit is recycled and chemicals are properly disposed. This program is

funded by AEP Ohio and is available to its electric customers residing in Ohio.

Customers must own the unit(s) being recycled. Refrigerators and freezers must be empty, in working condition and a

minimum of 10 cubic feet in size, utilizing inside measurements. AEP Ohio contracts with JACO Environmental, an

appliance recycler, to pick up and recycle refrigerators and freezers that are in working condition. The $50 incentive

check will be mailed to you 4-6 weeks after the appliance collection.

Please note: Program funding is limited. Participation will be on a first-come, first-served basis. There is a limit of two

appliances per customer. Sign up online or call 1-877-545-4112 to schedule your pickup. For additional information

about program participation or to check on the status of a rebate, please call 877-545-4112.

• Hines Scrap Iron – No Freon containing appliances.

• Lancaster City Transfer Station – call for current prices and hours of operation.

• Giant Eagle

• Kroger

• Meijer

• Wal-Mart

• Battery Giant – Alkaline and Primary Lithium batteries – please call for pricing

• Batteries Plus Bulbs- please call for pricing

• Community Action Recycling Center

• Fairfield County District Library (Amanda Johns Branch, Bremen Branch, Main Branch, Northwest Branch. *Baltimore Branch in March)

• Retriev Technologies, Inc. – please call for pricing

• All Star Auto Care

• Battery Giant



• Milby Muffler and Brake Shop

• Retriev Technologies, Inc.

• Scott’s Marathon Service Center - no more than 2 auto batteries at a time.

Aluminum Cans

Bags, Plastic Grocery

Batteries (Alkaline)

Batteries (Lead-Acid)

Appliances

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• Battery Giant – Recycling all rechargeable batteries


• Best Buy

• Community Action Recycling Center – Only Ni-Cd / Ni-Mh batteries are accepted

• Lowes

• Retriev Technologies, Inc. – Ni-Cd and Ni-Mh batteries

• Toxco – please call for pricing

• ReStore – Accepting new or gently used building supplies, appliances or furniture that can be reused. All

proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity of Fairfield County. All donations are tax deductible. Call for hours of

operation and items that are accepted.

• Community Action’s Recycling Center - flatten and place in cardboard bin.

• Community Action recycling trailer drop off sites – flatten and place in cardboard bin. See page 9 for trailer

locations

• Best Buy - Every U.S. Best Buy store has free kiosks, just inside the door, for you to drop off inkjet cartridges,

batteries, cell phones, CDs/DVDs, PDAs, smart phones and Best Buy gift cards.


• Fairfield Core and Recycling

• Community Action Agency

• Goodwill Industries

• Ohio Mills Corp – white drop box locations: River Valley Mall, Fairfield Christian Church, Fairfield Christian

Church North Campus, Walgreens, Wal-Mart, Village Pantry, Fairfield Beach, Millersport United Methodist

Church, Ace Hardware Baltimore

• Salvation Army

• ST. Vincent De Paul

• The Dress Code - consignment only

Batteries (Rechargeable)

Cardboard

Building Supplies

Cell Phones

Clothing

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• AT-Ohio’s Computer Recycling and Redistribution Program - Accepting Pentium II computers running at 400 mhz

or Pentium III computers running at 300 mhz, as well as monitors, keyboards, mouses, scanners and printers. The

units must be in good working order and they prefer that hard drives be erased before the unit is donated.

• Best Buy - Accepting most consumer electronics for recycling. For a complete list of accepted electronics, visit

them on the web at www.bestbuy.com or contact your local Best Buy retailer.

• Fairfield Core and Recycling – purchasers of complete computer towers, cell phones and computer

components.

• Ohio Computer Recycling - There are 8 drop off locations around the city of Columbus. Seven of which are at the

various Ohio Mulch, Columbus locations. Fairfield County has a drop off location at the Ohio Mulch Pickerington

Store, 7765 Refugee Road, Pickerington, Ohio, 614-833-6160. Headquarters for large drop offs is located at 980

Claycraft Road, Suite C, Gahanna, Ohio 43230. Their website address is www.ohiodropoff.com . Accepting:

Computers, Monitors, Mice, Keyboards, Speakers, all Wires Cables, Printers, etc. They can be dropped off free of

charge.

• Reconnect - a residential computer recycling program that offers you an easy, convenient and responsible way to

recycle your used computer equipment. You can drop off any brand of used equipment at participating Goodwill

donation centers in your area. It's free, and you'll get a receipt for tax purposes. Call: 740-450-6060 Ext. 121 for

locations to drop-off your computer equipment or go to www.reconnectpartnership.com

-111 South Memorial Drive, Lancaster, OH 43130 (1.3 miles) Next to CVS, Monday-Sunday: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

-505 West Fair Avenue, Lancaster, OH 43130 (2 miles) Monday-Sunday: 10:00 am - 6:30 pm740-654-5150

-1771 Hill Road North, Pickerington, OH 43147 (18.8 miles) Monday-Sunday: 10:00 am - 6:30 pm 614-751-3766

• Siam Reclaim Technologies, Inc - Recycling computer monitors, computer components, DVD and VCR players, and

other electronic waste. Televisions are accepted for a charge.

• T.D.R. LLC (Total Computer Recyclers) - Recycling Old Computers, Monitors, Printers, Fax Machines, any Electronic

Boards or Devices and all computer related items (Drives, Memory, Keyboards, Mouse, Speakers etc.) They also

offer recycling of your old Metal Filing Cabinets, Desk, Chairs, etc. There is a FREE drop off site at their Recycling

Center location at 200 South West Mink Road, Pataskala. Anyone can bring their items and put them in the

recycling trailer behind the building, trailer is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

• Farmers Refuse – Call for current pricing

• M & B Demolition Disposal Inc. - Disposal of demolition debris – Call for current pricing

• White Oak Disposal - Roll off containers for demolition debris – Call for current pricing

• Micro Materials- Disposal of demolition debris- Call for current pricing.

• Community Action’s Recycling Center – They offer document shredding services to residents and businesses.

They also have available mobile shredding, they’ll come to you. Call for a free quote or to setup an

appointment.

• Lancaster Police Department – Permanent Rx drug drop box offers 24/7 disposal. No needles! No liquids!

• Pickerington Police Department – Permanent Rx drug drop box offers 24/7 disposal. No needles! No liquids!

Demolition / Debris

Computer Equipment / Electronics

Document Destruction

Drug Drop Off

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• Fairfield County Sheriff’s Office - The Litter Law Enforcement Officer is Deputy Gary Hummel.

• Batteries Plus Bulbs- please call for pricing.

• Community Action Recycling Center- accepting unbroken tube florescent light bulbs in the front office.

• Home Depot - accepting unbroken compact and tube florescent light bulbs at the return desk. Not all Home

Depots will accept tube florescent light bulbs. Call ahead to verify what is accepted.

• Lowes - accepting unbroken CFL bulbs at the return desk, no tubes.

• Menards - accepting unbroken CFL bulbs at the return desk, no tubes.

• Community Action Agency

• Goodwill Industries

• Habitat for Humanity Restore

• Salvation Army

• ST. Vincent De Paul

• Community Action’s Recycling Center – Accepting glass bottles and jars only. No window glass, ceramics,

glass tableware, decorative glass, glass vases or light bulbs – these are not recyclable through this program.

• Community Action recycling trailer drop off sites – Accepting glass bottles and jars only. Drain, rinse and

place in glass bin. No window glass, ceramics, glass tableware, decorative glass, glass vases or light bulbs –

these are not recyclable through this program. Drain, rinse and place in glass bin. See page 9 for trailer

locations.

• Environmental Specialists, Inc operates a recycling facility in Heath. This service is available to businesses. They have

two recycling programs that fit the needs for disposal of many items. The Fluids Management/Recycling program

includes used oil, solvents, non-hazardous wastewater treatment, oily water and industrial coolants. The Hazardous

Waste Management/Recycling program includes fluorescent bulbs, mercury vapor lamps, most lamps and ballasts,

various batteries, computer equipment, paints and solvents, contaminated gasoline, gas tanks, empty drums, and oily

debris disposal. Call 740-404-6209 for more information.

• Environmental Enterprises Inc. owns and operates a collection facility in Columbus, one block south of the Ohio State

Fairgrounds. The address is 1249 Essex Ave. From I-71, take the 11th Street Exit, turn west to Essex St. Turn left onto

Essex and right onto East 8th St. Enter the parking lot at 645 East 8th St. The facility is open 9 am till 5 pm on Fridays.

The telephone number is 614-294-1300. The price to drop off materials is $50 per car (including SUVs) and $100 per

truck (including vans). Examples of acceptable materials are pesticides, fertilizers, solvents, thinners, paints, pool or

lawn chemicals, cleaners, batteries, prescription drugs, fire extinguishers, propane tanks, mercury, florescent bulbs,

driveway sealer, gasoline, antifreeze, motor oil, and thermostats. This is for residential material only. NO BUSINESS

WASTE IS ACCEPTED.

Florescent Light Bulbs

Furniture & Household Items

Glass

Hazardous Waste (Household)

Explosives, Fireworks, Ammunition

Hazardous Waste (Business)

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• Made of steel or aluminum, these tanks can be recycled or disposed with your regular trash once the

pressure has been released. The valve should be open and the tank marked "EMPTY". Follow the directions

that came with the tank. Some haulers will not pick these up, so check with your hauler first. The Lancaster

City Transfer Station will accept helium tanks that are empty and have no pressure.

• U.S.T. Environmental Contractor, Inc. - “UST” has developed a program to maximize utilization of our natural

resources while minimizing the costs and long term liability associated with conventional landfill or other

disposal options. This Material Exchange Service gives business and industry an alternative to throwing away

materials that could be used for other purposes.

• Best Buy - Every U.S. Best Buy store has free kiosks, just inside the door, for you to drop off inkjet cartridges,

batteries, cell phones, CDs/DVDs, PDAs, smart phones and Best Buy gift cards.


• Fairfield County Health Department – please remove any unnecessary housing or parts before depositing.

• All Star Auto Care

• Community Action Recycling Center – Accepting used motor oil free from water, antifreeze and other contaminants.

• Madison Township

• Milby Muffler and Brake Shop

• Scott’s Marathon Service Center

• Walnut Township

• TerraCycle is on a mission to eliminate the idea of waste. They do this by creating waste collection programs (each one

is called a “Brigade”) for previously non-recyclable, or difficult-to-recycle, waste. The collected waste is then converted

into new products, ranging from recycled park benches to upcycled backpacks. www.terracycle.com/en-US

• UPS Store

• Use leftovers to paint closets, garage, doghouse,etc. Donate to parks, day care, churches, theater groups

etc. Store paint properly for future use. Seal lids and keep labels readable. If disposal is necessary: Remove

lids if no more than half full. Set out in a well ventilated area away from children and pets. Add kitty litter or

sawdust to speed drying process. After paint is dried, it can be put out with the household trash.

Mercury (Thermostats / Thermometers)

Helium Tanks

Paint

Industrial Materials

Oil (motor oil)

Packaging Material

Ink Cartridges

Other (“difficult to recycle items”)

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• Community Action Recycling Center – Accepting newspaper, phone books, catalogs, magazines, paperboard,

mail, office paper. No wax covered paper or carbon paper is accepted.

• Community Action recycling trailer drop off sites – Accepting newspaper, phone books, catalogs, magazines,

paperboard, mail, office paper. Place in newspaper bin. No wax covered paper or carbon paper is accepted.

• Paper Retriever Recycling – Accepting office paper, newspaper, mail, magazines. Visit

www.paperretriever.com for a list of locations in your area.

• Community Action Recycling Center - #1 & #2 plastics only. No Styrofoam, plastic toys, plastic peanut butter

jars, antifreeze bottles, motor oil bottles or pill bottles are accepted through this program.

• Community Action recycling trailer drop off sites – #1 & #2 plastics only. Drain, rinse and place in plastic bin.

See page 9 for trailer locations. No Styrofoam, plastic toys, plastic peanut butter jars, antifreeze bottles,

motor oil bottles or pill bottles are accepted through this program.

• Giant Eagle

• Kroger

• Meijer

• Wal-Mart

• Suburban Propane – there is a $5 fee for each propane tank

• United Landmark - call for current fees

• Community Action Recycling Center - Aluminum Cans, Radiators, Catalytic Converters, Scrap Non-ferrous

Metals.

• Fairfield Core & Recycling – Auto cores, ferrous / non-ferrous metals and e-waste

• Hines Scrap Iron - Appliances (Will not accept any appliance that has Freon in it), License Plates, Scrap

Metals. Also accepting auto scrap.

• Lancaster Metals and Recycling - Non-ferrous Scrap Metal, Cans, Radiators, Stainless Steel, Brass, Copper and

Siding.

Paper

Propane Tanks

Scrap Metals

Plastic

Plastic (Grocery Bags)

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• Community Action Recycling Center – drain, rinse and place in aluminum / steel can bin

• Community Action recycling trailer drop off sites – drain, rinse and place in aluminum / steel can bin. See

page 9 for trailer locations

• Fabricated Packaging Materials- accepting expanded Polystyrene.

• Ohio Mills Corp Drop Boxes – visit their website: www.OhioMills.net for a complete list of drop off locations.

• Firestone Complete Auto care – Pickerington location – call for current pricing

• Lancaster City Transfer Station – call for current pricing

• Smetzer – call for current pricing

• Ohio Mulch – Accepting yard waste and Christmas trees. Call for pricing

• Pine Grove Landfill - Class 4 Compost Facility. Grass clippings, leaves & tree branches (under 6 inches in

diameter), prices vary depending on load. Other materials are also accepted excluding batteries, tires &

liquids. Call for pricing and additional information.

Disclaimer : These sites are listed for informational purposes only. Fairfield

County does not endorse any of these entities nor their services. For more information on where to recycle or for proper disposal, contact the Lancaster-

Fairfield Community Action Recycling and Litter Prevention Program

740-681-4423 www.fairfieldrecycles.org

www.facebook.com/faircaarecycles

Tires

Yard Waste

Steel Cans

Styrofoam

Textiles / Clothing

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27 TRAILERS LOCATED THROUGHOUT FAIRFIELD COUNTY

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1. Community Action Agency – 1743 East Main Street – West Parking Lot

2. Community Transition Center - 151 E. Hubert Avenue, Lancaster

3. Crossroads Event Center – 2095 West Fair Avenue, Lancaster – East Parking Lot 4. Lance Industries, Inc. - 1361 Sugar Grove Road, Lancaster – Building says “TC Spires”

5. Liberty Center – 951 Liberty Drive - Off of West Fair Avenue

6. Ohio University – 1570 Granville Pike - University Parking Lot

7. Miller Park – 409 North Memorial Drive, Lancaster - Enter from 6th Avenue

8. St. Mark Parish – 324 Gay Street, Lancaster – Near Church Entrance

9. Tiki Bowling Alley – 1521 Tiki Lane - Tiki Bowling Alley Lot

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10. Ohio University – 12933 Stonecreek Drive N.W.

11. Township Maintenance Building – 417 N. Center Street at Stemen Road

12. Trinity Family Life Center - 6389 Blacklick-Eastern Road

13. Zeller Park – 8475 Benadum Road N.W. at Amanda Northern Road

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14. Amanda Village – Halderman and Kirby Street – Near Water Tower

15. Baltimore Village – 1000 South Main St. – Liberty Union Elementary Lot

16. Bloom Township – 7698 Oberlin Court – Next to firehouse in College View Subdivision

17. Bremen Village – 201 Marietta Rd. Bremen – Bremen-Rushcreek Fire Station -

18. Clearcreek Township – 9101 Chillicothe Lancaster Road, Amanda – Oakland Grocery, State Route 159

19. Greenfield Township – 3245 Havensport Road N.W., Carroll – Next to firehouse

20. Greenfield Township- 2784 N. Columbus Street, Lancaster – Matt Taylor Kia -- NEW

21. Hocking Township - 3145 Chillicothe Lancaster Rd SW, Lancaster, OH 43130 – Moss Trucking – NEW

22. Pleasant Township – 3005 Lancaster-Thornville Road N.E. - Corner of State Route188 and Coonpath Rd

23. Richland Township - 8885 Pleasantville Road N. E., Thornville - Township Barn

24. Richland Township – 3150 Market Street, Rushville – Fire Department

25. Stoutsville Village - Main Street - Behind Village Garage

26. Sugar Grove Village – 600 N. Elm St. – in the Village Park

27. Walnut Township - 11420 Millersport Rd. NE, Millersport – near township building

ALUMINUM CANS

(Drain, rinse and place in aluminum / steel can bin)

STEEL CANS

(Vegetable, cat food, soup cans etc. Drain, rinse and

place in aluminum / steel can bin)

GLASS BOTTLES AND JARS ONLY

(Drain, rinse and place in glass bin)

#1 & #2 PLASTIC ONLY

(Drain, rinse and place in plastic bin)

NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINES/CATALOGS

(Place in newspaper bin)

OFFICE PAPER

(Place in newspaper bin)

PAPERBOARD

(Cereal boxes, tissue boxes, beverage container

boxes, frozen entree boxes, etc. Flatten and place in

newspaper bin)

CORRUGATED CARDBOARD

(Flatten and place in cardboard bin)

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Institutional / Commercial Recycling

Curbside Recycling The following communities offer curbside recycling to residents. Recyclables must be placed at the curb in the designated containers. For more information, including how to obtain a recycling container or preparing your recyclables, contact the office listed.

Carroll Village - 740-756-7156. Aluminum Cans, Bi-metal Cans, Tin Cans, Glass Bottles

and Jars (clear, green and brown), Plastic #1 & #2, Newspaper, Phone Books, Catalogs,

Magazines, Paperboard, Corrugated Cardboard.

Lithopolis Village - Every Thursday, 740-654-2056. Aluminum Cans, Bi-metal Cans, Tin

Cans, Glass Bottles and Jars (clear, green and brown), Plastic #1 & #2, Newspaper,

Phone Books, Catalogs, Magazines, Paperboard, Corrugated Cardboard.

Pickerington - Subscription Curbside - 888-786-7531. Aluminum Cans, Bi-metal Cans,

Tin Cans, Glass Bottles and Jars (clear, green, blue and brown), Plastic #1-#7,

Newspaper, Phone Books, Catalogs, Magazines, Paperboard, Corrugated Cardboard.

Pleasantville Village - 740-756-7156. Aluminum Cans, Bi-metal Cans, Tin Cans, Glass

Bottles and Jars (clear, green and brown), Plastic #1 & #2, Newspaper, Phone Books,

Catalogs, Magazines, Paperboard, Corrugated Cardboard.

Violet Township – Optional curbside recycling. Call for pricing. 614-409-9375.

Aluminum Cans, Bi-metal Cans, Tin Cans, Glass Bottles and Jars (clear, green and

brown), Plastic #1 & #2, Newspaper, Phone Books, Catalogs, Magazines, Paperboard,

Corrugated Cardboard.

Fairfield County Institutional

Recycling Program

1761 East Main Street, Lancaster,

740-687-1295. Aluminum Cans, Bi-metal Cans,

Tin Cans, Plastic #1 & #2, Newspaper, Phone

Books, Catalogs, Magazines, Paperboard,

Corrugated Cardboard.

Commercial Recycling Programs

• Lancaster-Fairfield Community Action

Agency Recycling Center

• Rumpke

• Waste Management

LOCATION LISTINGLocation Address Phone Contact Website

AEP (American Electric Power) 1-877-545-4112

https://aepohio.com/save/programs

/ApplianceRecycling.aspx

All Star Auto Care 283 Cedar Hill Road, Lancaster 740-687-5071 Rick Barnette

AT-Ohio’s Computer Recycling and

Redistribution Program

445 East Dublin-Granville Road,

Worthington, Ohio 43085 800-784-3425 Eric Rathburn www.atohio.org/index.html

Battery Giant 1412 Ety Road, Lancaster 740-277-7123 www.batterygiant.com

Batteries Plus Bulbs

5960 Scarborough Blvd, Columbus Ohio

43232 614-782-1628 www.batteriesplus.com

Best Buy 1645 River Valley Circle N Lancaster 740-654-8314 www.bestbuy.com

Bloom Elementary 200 South Market Street, Lithopolis 614-837-4044 www.bloom-carroll.k12.oh.us

Community Action Agency 1743 East Main Street, Lancaster 740-653-4146 www.faircaa.org

Community Action Document

Shredding 1761 East Main Street, Lancaster 740-687-8295 www.fairfieldrecycles.org

Community Action Recycling Center 1761 East Main Street, Lancaster 740-687-1295 Manson Williams www.fairfieldrecycles.org

Environmental Enterprises Inc. 1249 Essex Ave. Columbus 614-294-1300 www.eeienv.com

Environmental Specialists, Inc. 55 Builders Dr. Newark 740-404-6209

http://www.esrecycling.com/default

.htm

Fabricated Packaging Materials 2109 Commerce St, Lancaster, OH 740-687-5934 fpmfoam.com

Fairfield Core & Recycling 505 S Maple St. Lancaster 740-277-7907 www.fairfieldcore.com

Fairfield County Health Dept. 1550 Sheridan Drive, Suite 100 740-652-2800 www.myfdh.org

Fairfield County Sheriff’s Office 345 Lincoln Ave, Lancaster

740-653-5223 or

740-837-2499 Deputy Gary Hummel www.sheriff.fairfield.oh.us

Firestone Complete Autocare 1007 Refugee Rd, Pickerington 614-328-5260

www.firestonecompleteautocare.co

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Giant Eagle 1394 Ety Shops Way NW Lancaster 740-654-4765 www.gianteagle.com

Goodwill Industries 505 West Fair Avenue, Lancaster 740-654-5150 www.goodwill.org

Hines Scrap Iron 2894 Clearcreek Road, Lancaster 740-969-3121 Mike Hines

Hines Scrap Iron 7005 Hopewell Church Road, Lancaster 740-969-2014 Mike Hines

Home Depot 1330 N. 21st Street, Newark 740-364-1241 www.homedepot.com

Home Depot 6035 Gender Rd. Canal Winchester 614-833-6700 www.homedepot.com

Home Depot 2480 Brice Rd. Reynoldsburg 614-577-1601 www.homedepot.com

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https://aepohio.com/save/programs/ApplianceRecycling.aspx

https://aepohio.com/save/programs/ApplianceRecycling.aspx


Kroger Store #922 1735 North Memorial Drive, Lancaster 740-654-2511 Nate Bush www.kroger.com

Kroger Store #931 1141 East Main Street, Lancaster 740-653-3244 J. D Madden www.kroger.com

Lancaster City Transfer Station 743 S. Ewing Street, Lancaster 740-687-6660

www.ci.lancaster.oh.us/dept/sanitat

ion/transfer-sanitation.asp

Lancaster Metals and Recycling 402 East Locust, Lancaster 740-653-6253 www.lancaster-metals.com

Lancaster Police Department 130 South Broad Street, Lancaster 740-687-6688

http://www.ci.lancaster.oh.us/199/

Police

Local Waste Services, LTD

1300 S. Columbus Airport Rd. Columbus,

OH 43232 614-409-9375 www.localwasteservices.com

Lowes 2240 Lowes Dr.Lancaster 740-681-3464

M & B Demolition Disposal Inc. 771 South Ewing Street, Lancaster 740-653-1116

Tammie Montle or

Steve Morris

Madison Township 3175 Clearcreek Rd., Lancaster

Meijer

2900 Columbus-Lancaster Road

Northwest Lancaster 740-681-2400 www.meijer.com

Menards 1425 Ety Pointe Dr. Lancaster 740-654-3538 www.menards.com

Micro Materials 8675 Lancaster-Newark Rd. Baltimore 740-862-0751 www.microrolloff.com

Milby Muffler and Brake Shop 2413 East Main Street, Lancaster 740-687-5762 Tom Milby www.lancasterautorepairohio.com

Ohio Computer Recycling

980 Claycraft Road, Suite C, Gahanna,

Ohio 43230 614-478-0808 Chris Weber www.ohiodropoff.com

Ohio Mills Corp 1719 E. 39TH ST., Cleveland, Ohio 44114 740-973-0850 Mike Plankenhorn www.OhioMills.net

Ohio Mulch 840 S. Columbus St. Lancaster 740-689-1120 www.ohiomulchcolumbus.com

Paper Retriever Recycling www.paperretriever.com

Pickerington Police Department

1311 Refugee Rd, Pickerington, OH

43147 614-575-6911

www.ci.pickerington.oh.us/Pages/D

epartments/Police_and_Safety/

Pine Grove Landfill 5131 Drinkle Road, Amanda 740-969-4487 Sue Glenn www.republicservices.com

Reconnect

740-450-6060 Ext.

121 www.reconnectpartnership.com

ReStore

707 Slocum Ave. Lancaster

401 Courtright Dr. Pickerington

740-654-3434

614-828-8432 www.fairfield-habitat.org

Retriev Technologies, Inc. 265 Quarry Road SE, Lancaster 740-653-6290 Ed Green www.retrievtech.com

Rumpke 1-800-582-3107 www.rumpke.com

Salvation Army 123 E. Hubert Ave. Lancaster 740-687-1921 www.salvationarmy.org

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http://www.ci.lancaster.oh.us/199/Police

http://www.ci.lancaster.oh.us/199/Police

http://www.menards.com/

http://www.rumpke.com/


Scott’s Marathon Service Center 159 North Memorial Dr., Lancaster 740-653-1448 www.marathon.com

Siam Reclaim Technologies, Inc

3960 Groves Rd., Unit B Columbus, OH

43232 614-863-9999 www.siamreclaimtech.com

Smetzer 777 South Columbus Street, Lancaster 740-654-0161 Mike Randolph www.smetzertire.com

ST. Vincent De Paul 424 East Locust Street, Lancaster 740-653-6037

Suburban Propane 1889 Logan-Lancaster Rd SE, Lancaster 740-654-7973 www.suburbanpropane.com

T.D.R. LLC (Total Computer

Recyclers)

200 South West Mink Road, Pataskala,

Ohio 43062 740-964-0993 Dwight Williams http://tdrohio.com/1.html

Terracycle

121 New York Avenue Trenton, NJ

08638 866-967-6766 https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/

The Dress Code

3056 Columbus-Lancaster Rd. NW

Lancaster 740-653-2633

www.dresscodeconsignmentshop.c

om

United Landmark

2045 Cincinnati-Zanesville Rd SW,

Lancaster 740-653-2161 www.unitedlmk.com

U.S.T. Environmental Contractor,

Inc. 130 West Main Street, Hebron 740-862-1554 www.ust-env.com

UPS Store 1209 Hill Road, Pickerington 614-575-1166 www.theupsstore.com

UPS Store 1641 North Memorial Drive, Lancaster 740-654-5335 www.theupsstore.com

Walmart 2687 North Memorial Drive, Lancaster 740-687-0323 www.walmart.com

Walnut Township 11420 Millersport Rd., Millersport 740-467-2420 www.walnuttwp.com

Waste Mangagement 888-588-3611 http://www.wm.com/index.jsp

White Oak Disposal 771 South Ewing Street, Lancaster 740-687-4400

Tammie Montle or

Steve Morris

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https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/

http://www.wm.com/index.jsp

Documents

Lancaster-Fairfield Community Action Recycling & · PDF file2 | Page See Location Listing on pages 1A-3A for more information on these businesses Directory • Community Action’s