Mount Pulaski Hilltop Club offers
FREE electronics recycling this Saturday
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[June 20, 2019]
The Mount Pulaski Hilltop Club is sponsoring a
free electronic recycling drop-off day on Saturday, June 22 from 9
a.m. to noon at the Mount Pulaski Township Shed, 404 S. Spring
Street.
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The following items will be accepted:
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Desktop, Laptop, and Tablet Computers
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LCD Monitors
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Small Printers
(for large, office printers please contact the store)
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Computer Peripherals (keyboards, mice, etc.)
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Satellite and Cable Equipment
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Projectors
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VCRs and DVD Players
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Video Game Consoles
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Radios
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Speakers
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Cellular/Mobile Phones, Smart Phones and
Telephones (including PBX equipment)
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Toner
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Networking Equipment and Cables
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Mailroom Equipment
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Point of Sale Equipment
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Pagers
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Cameras and Camcorders
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Power Tools (including batteries)
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Fax Machines
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Answering Machines
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Battery Backups and Uninterruptable Power
Supplies (UPS)
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Surge Suppressors and Power Strips
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Power and Accessory Cables
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Walkie talkies
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Ink Cartridges
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Christmas tree lights
The following items will also be accepted for a fee:
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CRT and LCD/LED televisions - $20 each
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CRT Monitors - $10 each
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Non-LCD/Plasma televisions or monitors,
projection televisions and consol televisions = $40 each
The recyclers would prefer not to take broken
televisions but will for a fee on $50.
In addition, those who pay a fee for recycling are entitled
according to state regulations to receive a voucher for the money
paid. Vouchers may in turn be used for purchases at the BLH Store in
Springfield.
Items that WILL NOT be accepted on Saturday include
the following:
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Microwaves, toasters, and other small kitchen
appliances
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Refrigerators, stoves, and other large appliances
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Broken TV’s with broken glass, or otherwise
dismantled (again if broken the shop may take for a $50 fee)
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Air conditioning units
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Lamps/Light bulbs
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Vacuum and floor cleaners
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Toys
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General rubbish
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Audio and Video Cassettes
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CDs and DVDs
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Software
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Bathroom devices (i.e. electric razors,
toothbrushes, etc.)
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Gas Powered Tools
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Glass, Christmas Light Bulbs, etc.
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Mercury Thermometers
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Thermostats
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Aerosol cans
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Lava Lamps
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Pressurized canisters of any kind
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Live ammunition
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Needles of any sort
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Adhesives, Paints, Chemicals of any kind
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Alkaline Batteries (AA, AAA, C, D, etc.)
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Pre-lit Christmas trees
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Carbon Monoxide/Smoke detectors
Items may also be picked up at your home or business
for a donation to the Hilltop Club. Please call in advance, items
will be scheduled on a first come first served basis. To arrange for
a pick-up contact Brian Beecraft at 217-737-3812 or Matt Bobell at
217-737-6387.
Recycling is collected and BLH Computer’s and Recycling, in
Springfield. Questions regarding items not on the above lists should
be addressed directly to BLH at 217-585-1580 or visit their website
at blhcomputers.com. The store is open Monday through Friday from 8
a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday’s 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is closed on
Sunday.
[City of Mount Pulaski]
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