Plymouth Utilities Sets Fall Electronics Recycling Event for September 2
PLYMOUTH — Plymouth residents will have a local option for clearing out unwanted electronics when Plymouth Utilities holds its fall electronics recycling event Wednesday, September 2, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The event will take place at 900 County Highway PP in the City of Plymouth. Residents should enter from County O, also known as South Street, according to the City of Plymouth event notice and the official recycling flyer.
What Plymouth residents should know
Most corded or battery-operated electronics can be dropped off at no charge. However, certain bulbs, batteries, CRT devices and older television types require fees.
Accepted items and charges vary, so residents should review the official Plymouth Utilities flyer before loading a vehicle. Checking the list in advance can help households avoid bringing items that are not accepted or arriving without payment for fee-based materials.
A twice-yearly city service
Plymouth Utilities offers electronics recycling events in the spring and fall. The program gives City of Plymouth residents a scheduled way to handle unwanted electronics through a specialized recycling collection.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources advises residents to use proper recycling options for electronics because some devices contain materials that require special handling and cannot be placed in landfills.
For Plymouth households preparing for a fall cleanout, the September 2 event provides a convenient local date, clear hours and a city-based drop-off location. Review the official flyer for the complete accepted-items list and fee schedule before making the trip.
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