Lake County, Montana

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Contact Us

^{Transfer Station}
^{36117 N Reservoir Rd}
^{Polson, MT 59860}
^{(406) 883-7323}
^{(406) 883-7326 Fax}

^Landfill
^{3500 Kerr Dam Rd.}
^{Polson, MT 59860}
^{(406) 883-5412}

^{Solid Waste Manager}
^{Mark Nelson}
^{(406) 883-7325}
^E-mail

^{Administrative Assistant}
^{Dawn Bocksnick}
^{(406) 883-7323}
^E-mail

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E-Waste

With more than
100 million Americans recycling, there are still many people out
there who are not aware of why it is so important that you recycle
your old electronics.

Most importantly,
electronics can pollute our air and water when they are disposed
with regular waste. This is something that we as an industry have
just recently become aware of, as e-waste is something that barely
existed 20 years ago. Because technology is advancing at such a
quick pace, it is now one of the fastest growing sources of
pollution.

When you choose a
certified electronics recycler, you are ensuring that any data
stored on your devices is completely removed. When you just toss an
old computer in the trash, you risk having the right hacker find
his or her way to your sensitive information.

With so many
reasons why you should recycle, it is hard to believe that some
people could still put their old laptops in the trash. Share this
article with your friends and coworkers to make sure that everyone
you know takes part in responsible recycling.

Lake County Solid Waste is not a Certified Electronic Recycler, we
contract with one for our Spring E-Waste events to benefit Lake
County residents and community.

If you want to
sponsor or volunteer, contact Lake
County Solid Waste Office

Click the image
below for pricing list in PDF format

Lake County Solid Waste is not a Certified Electronic Recycler, we
contract with one for our Spring E-Waste events to benefit Lake
County residents and our community}

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