Confidential paper shredding & hard drive destruction Saturday
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[October 08, 2012]
Are you
worried about your personal information getting into the wrong
hands? If so, bring your financial records, old tax returns and
other sensitive household records to be shredded and destroyed in a
secure and confidential manner at the Logan County Fairgrounds on
Saturday morning. Hard drives will also be accepted for shredding.
Proper disposal of sensitive information may prevent individuals in
your household from becoming the victim of identity theft.
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Hours will be from 9 a.m. to noon. Participants
should enter the fairgrounds at the main gate. The last glass
recycling collection of the year will also be at the same time and
location.
The State Bank of Lincoln and the Logan County Joint Solid Waste
Agency are co-sponsoring the free program for on-site confidential
paper shredding and hard drive destruction.
Participants will be limited to five bags or boxes of materials
to be shredded and are asked to ensure that no plastic, glass, trash
or non-paper items are brought to the collection. The hard drives
must be removed from the computers before participants bring in the
hard drives to be destroyed. Participants will be responsible for
the disposal of bags and boxes brought to the collection.
People bringing in papers and hard drives will be able to watch
the shredding and destruction via a camera located in the bed of the
shredding truck. Participants should maintain possession of their
materials until they are brought to the truck for shredding.
Sponsors of the paper shredding and hard drive destruction are not
responsible for any materials left unattended prior to or during the
shredding event.
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For more information on the paper shredding and
hard drive destruction, contact Mitzi Rohlfs, Logan County Joint
Solid Waste Agency coordinator, at 732-9636 or visit the agency's
website at www.co.logan.il.us
and select "Joint Solid
Waste Agency."
[Text from file received from Mitzi
Rohlfs, coordinator of the
Logan County Joint Solid
Waste Agency]
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