 Ready to do some Spring Cleaning? Both Narberth and Lower Merion have special opportunities for disposing of your extra stuff! Keep reading for details on both. Before you throw it away, always try to re-use and recycle whenever possible. See details below on the NCA's Pop-Up Recycling, April 18-24. More ideas here.  Lower Merion Clean Up Weekends Free Disposal Of Refuse And Recyclables at: Lower Merion Public Works Complex 1300 N Woodbine Avenue, Penn Valley 610-667-1952 or 610-667-1953 Saturday, April 10th & Sunday, April 11th from 9am – 4pm Saturday, April 24th & Sunday, April 25th from 9am – 4pm Saturday, October 9th & Sunday, October 10th from 9am – 4pm Note: Until Further Notice: Masks and Social Distancing will be required to enter the Transfer Station. Staff will not be available to unload items in order to adhere to distancing requirements and for the safety of our residents and staff. Dispose of your unwanted refuse and recyclables — household appliances, textiles, plastic, glass, newsprint, and plain old trash — without charge! Proof of residency is required (such as a driver's license). Recyclable material must be separated from other household trash. No hazardous waste. You can drop off hazardous waste, like fuel, pesticides, and oil-based paint on specific collection days throughout the year at different Montco locations. Hazardous Waste disposal details here. Also at the Transfer Station: Take advantage of the Township's recycling drop-off center. Recycle mixed paper, textiles and commingled items. Several non-profit organizations will have representatives on hand to collect, bicycles, furniture, clothing and more: - Harmonious Volunteer Center (furniture, toys, clothing) - Neighborhood Bike Works (bicycles) Official LM Cleanup Weekend website here.  Narberth's 2021 Spring Cleanup Week - June 7-11 Also known as "Junk Week", this is the week the Borough schedules extra trash pickups, so residents can put out any large items, extra trash, or clutter. See the map for the collection schedule, and review the list of restrictions below. Items that are NOT collected include: - building materials - hazardous waste, like paint and pesticides (learn more) - electronics (learn more) - appliances - metals - tires - lawn & garden waste (collected on Wednesdays) Regular trash routes will remain the same during this week. Questions can be emailed to info@narberthpa.gov.  Unofficial Instruction manual for Narberth’s Junk Week:
Reduce, Re-use, Recycle!  The Narberth Civic Association celebrates Earth Week 2021, April 18-24, with earth-friendly activities like Pop-up recycling. See more at the Civic's website.  Used Books? Local Girl Scout Troop 7886 is collecting books for students in a Philadelphia school.
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 Rep. Mary Jo Daley is hosting two local shredding events. From her office: "I am co-hosting a pair of free shredding events this spring. These events allow you to safely dispose of unwanted personal documents such as bills, tax forms, credit card applications, etc. For more information about Narberth or Lower Merion trash collection, recycling, hazardous waste collection, and other waste disposal/recycling topics, see this post.
Christmas Tree Pickup Narberth residents can put their Christmas trees on the curb on Tuesdays nights in January. They will be collected with the regular Wednesday brush pickups in January. Lower Merion’s Shade Tree Division collects and mulches Christmas trees during the first two weeks in January on the regular refuse collection day. All ornaments, stands and other decorations must be removed. LM residents can also drop trees off themselves at the Public Works Complex located at 1300 N Woodbine Avenue in Penn Valley. Electronics Recycling Congregation Beth Am Israel is having their 4th annual E-Cycle Event this Monday, January 18.  Narberth Borough and Lower Merion have different schedules and systems for trash and recycling collection, and they both participate in special recycling and drop-off events throughout the year. We have compiled info, schedules, and links for both municipalities below. Narberth Trash and Recycling General Narberth trash and recycling info is here. Call Republic Services at 610-265-6337 if you have a question or a missed pickup.
 Guide created by, and courtesy of, the Narberth Civic Association, and the Narberth Environmental Advisory Council Lower Merion Trash and Recycling Lower Merion’s Public Works Department has its own Refuse and Recycling Division.
"Free Dump" Clean-Up Weekends for Lower Merion Residents Scheduled throughout the year. Dispose of your unwanted refuse and recyclables — household appliances, textiles, plastic, glass, newsprint, and plain old trash — without charge! Proof of LM residency is required (such as a driver's license). Recyclable material must be separated from other household trash. Details here Spring Cleanup Week in Narberth Also known as "Junk Week", this is the week the Borough schedules extra home trash pickups, so Borough residents can put out any large items, extra trash, and clutter. See the details about the collection schedule and the list of restrictions. Questions can be emailed to info@narberthpa.gov. See 2021 details here. Hazardous Waste Both LM and Narberth residents can drop off household hazardous waste (not commercial or construction waste) at drop-off events scheduled throughout the year. Paint Oil-based paint is considered hazardous waste, and should be dropped off at hazardous waste events described above. Latex paint should be dried out and discarded with the regular trash. See how to dry out latex paint cans here. Electronics In addition to periodic local "everything with a plug" events, both LM and Narberth residents can arrange for at-home pickup with the Retrievr app. Retrievr does household pickups of clothes and small electronics. Retriever will take just about any clean and dry textile or fabric in your home, and most electronic devices or accessories. Please note that they do not take household appliances, such as dishwashers, refrigerators, toasters, vacuums, hair dryers and the like.
Clothing In addition to the Retrievr App home pickup of clothing (previous paragraph), you can also donate clothing to these Goodwill drop-off locations or to the GreenDrop Narberth location.  Plastic Bags Some grocery stores have plastic bag recycling bins, including Giant in Wynnewood. This website has a list of plastic bag recycling locations. Plastic bags do not get recycled curbside, and other recyclables should NOT be bagged. Document Shredding There are a few document shredding events every year. Here are some in Spring 2021. Children's Books  Christmas Tree Pickup
All ornaments, stands and other decorations must be removed. Narberth residents can put their Christmas trees on the curb on Tuesdays nights in January. They will be collected with the regular Wednesday brush pickups in January. Lower Merion’s Shade Tree Division collects and mulches Christmas trees during the first two weeks in January on the regular refuse collection day. LM residents can also drop trees off themselves at the Public Works Complex located at 1300 N Woodbine Avenue in Penn Valley. |
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