(KLZA) Five Rivers Resource Conservation and Development will sponsor an electronics collection event in Pawnee City, at the county shop at 345 5th Street on Saturday, October 20th from 9 a-m until noon.
This event will give Pawnee County residents an opportunity to get rid of items including computer monitors and towers, televisions of all sizes, printers, fax machines, keyboards and computer peripherals,stereo components and other such items including appliances such as refrigerators and any type of batteries.
The event is open to all households in and surrounding Pawnee County.
Each household is allowed to bring one complete computer system free of charge. For additional computers systems and 19 inch or smaller TV’s there will be a $5 fee and a $10 fee for a TV that is 21 inches or bigger.
Confidential information on computer hard drives should be removed using a wipe drive program or reformatting the hard drive prior to recycling.
For more information and a complete list of items and fees contact Bobbie Meints, Five Rivers RC&D Executive Director at 402-335-3347.
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Hartman earns prison in embezzlement sentencing
Brown, Doniphan, Jackson & Nemaha Co election results
Falls City Foods closing local facility
Two felony theft suspects arrested after two-state pursuit
Nortonville woman killed in wrong-way crash
Voters oust incumbents in Atchison school board race
Sabetha man facing multiple charges
2025 Hiawatha Halloween Queen named
Former tribal chair earns decade in federal prison
Boil water advisory: part lifted, part remains in place
Leavenworth man killed in crash
Man injured in Jackson Co vehicle-deer collision
Atchison teen injured in motorcycle crash
Hiawatha Halloween Frolic Friday
KDHE issues revised Boil Water Advisory for Atchison Co RWD 5C
KDOT to host open house for U.S. 75 expansion study
LATEST STORIES
Pawnee County K9 officer resigns
Boil water advisory lifted for Doniphan Co RWD 3
Falls City Council approves resolution on land acquisition
Tribe responds to former Chair's prison sentence
Write-in candidates win Horton City, school board positions

Printer Friendly
Email to a Friend





