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default map pin icon 1301 Lamont Avenue, Kalamazoo, MI 49048, USA

This listing was last updated on: August 15, 2023

Expanded listing for: Kalamazoo County Household Hazardous Waste Center

Hours of Operation

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Closed

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8:00am

1:00pm

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12:00pm

6:00pm

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Closed

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1:00pm

2nd Saturday of the month (NO Saturday collection in August and September) from 8am to 12pm. The HHW Center may close for training or inclement weather. Call 269-373-5211 for updates.
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Description: The HHW Center is FREE to Kalamazoo County Residents (small fee for Climax Township residents). Berrien County, St. Joseph County and Almena and Antwerp townships of Van Buren County are also free. Residents outside of these areas may use the HHW Center for a fee. Call 269-383-8742 or email hhwcenter@kalcounty.com for approximate cost. Small businesses may use the HHW Center for a fee and by appointment only. Call 269-383-8742 or email hhwcenter@kalcounty.com for more information and to schedule an appointment.

default map pin icon 2908 Ten Mile Rd., Rockford, MI 49341, USA

This listing was last updated on: March 11, 2021

Expanded listing for: SafeChem Program (Household Hazardous Waste)
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Description: The SafeChem program is a residential household hazardous waste program to serve all residents of Kent County for free. We have a total of 5 SafeChem Collection Sites throughout Kent County and they are open for various weekdays and seasonal hours: * Rockford SafeChem (2908 Ten Mile, Rockford, MI 49341) * Grand Rapids SafeChem (1500 Scribner Ave NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49504) * Kentwood SafeChem (5068 Breton SE, Kentwood, MI 49508) * Wyoming SafeChem (2350 Ivanrest Ave SW, Grandville, MI 49418) * Byron Center SafeChem (10300 South Kent Dr. SW, Byron Center, MI 49315) Hours for each site, a list of accepted hazardous materials, and additional information can be found under the SafeChem program on our website www.reimaginetrash.org

default map pin icon 1725 East Maple St., Maquoketa, IA 52060, USA

This listing was last updated on: May 24, 2022

Expanded listing for: repurposedMATERIALS

Hours of Operation

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9:00am

5:00pm

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9:00am

5:00pm

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9:00am

5:00pm

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9:00am

5:00pm

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9:00am

5:00pm

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Closed

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Closed

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Description: We are America’s largest “industrial thrift store” focused on the re-use and “repurposing” of the castoffs and discards of commerce and industry. We help small businesses all the way up to Fortune 500 companies divert millions of pounds from the landfill each year. Our company is focused on the Reuse side of the famous Reduce, Reuse, Recycle slogan. So, we don’t Recycle…eg: chip it, shred it, grind it, melt it. With Reuse, we’re looking for byproducts and waste that have value “as is”. Our niche within the Reuse sector is “repurposing”. Examples: It is taking a byproduct or waste stream such as a retired street sweeper brush and giving it a 2nd life as a backscratcher for horses or cattle. It is taking a decommissioned fire hose and giving it an extended life as a boat dock fender. It is taking an obsolete ski lift cable and giving it a second life as hand railing in a luxury condo building. With yards in Arizona, Iowa, Texas, Ohio, the Carolinas, Colorado, we have interest in opportunities all across the United States! We look forward to being a resource on any byproducts, waste, inventories, or equipment that would be a candidate for “repurposing”! Please visit our website, too – www.repurposedmaterialsinc.com – to see all the kinds materials that can be “repurposed”! ALSO, You might appreciate this article Popular Science magazine wrote about our mission/concept of “repurposing”. Fittingly, they released the story on Earth Day! Here is an excerpt: It is no small wonder that so many of repurposedMATERIALS’s clients have some link to farming or ranching—“cowboy engineers,” he calls them. “The ethos of repurposing has never gone away from farming,” he says. These people are used to solving problems on their own. “A cowboy in North Dakota goes, ‘you know what, my tractor’s stuck in the mud and that’s a really thick rope, I bet it’ll pull my tractor.’ I don’t need to get some structural engineer to tell me the rope is strong enough to pull my tractor out.” Popular Science article link>> https://www.popsci.com/story/environment/creative-reuse-commercial-waste-master/