“With such rapid advancements in technology, I’m sure there are residents out there with electronics piling up – multiple computers or phones for example,” Nash said.
Items accepted at no charge include TVs and monitors, computers, keyboards, VCRs, scanners, DVD players, tape players, stereo equipment, typewriters, printers, laptops, modems, telecommunication equipment, fax machines, radios, answering machines and telephones. “Recycling these items will prevent harmful materials such as lead, mercury, cadmium and chromium from being released into the environment.” “This is the perfect opportunity for residents to properly dispose of unwanted electronic equipment,” Nash said. at the Camden County Public Works Complex, 2311 Egg Harbor Road in Lindenwold. Drop off your outdated and unused items from 8:30 a.m. The next drive-through household Electronics Recycling Collection sponsored by the Freeholder Board will take place on Saturday, April 14.
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