2002 Home Safe Home Booklet* download

Coming in 2003…Household Hazardous Materials Collection Events!

There are many materials we use to enhance our lives, such as:

Although these materials contribute to the improvement of everyday living, they can also be hazardous to the environment if they are not disposed of properly.

Did you know you can recycle some of these items? Download* the handbook for a reference guide to locations that will accept and, in most cases, recycle many of the household hazardous materials that you no longer need. You may also want to refer to the frequently asked questions about household hazardous materials or other information sources Thank you for working with us to keep Hamilton County clean... One House at a Time! Request a printed copy of the 2002 Home Safe Home Hazardous Materials Outlet Handbook.

Hamilton County Household Hazardous Materials Hotline 513-946-7700

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More Information about Household Hazardous Materials

The Drug and Poison Information Hotline         513-558-5111

The Metropolitan Sewer District Hotline             513-244-5500

The USEPA's Pesticide Information Hotline       1-800-858-7378

Verizon Accepting Old Phones for Charity Program

Verizon Wireless has started a recycling program that puts wireless phones in the hands of domestic violence victims.

Verizon said it will accept any brand of old or unwanted wireless phone to be recycled. The company said it either donates the proceeds to nonprofit domestic violence programs or uses the funds to purchase new wireless phones for victims.

Phones can be dropped off at any Verizon Wireless Communications store across the United States, or they can be sent to the HopeLine Program c/o Verizon Wireless, 1776 E. Ellsworth Road, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48108.

The donations are tax deductible, Verizon said.

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