Next Tox Away Day

Spring TOX AWAY DAY

Saturday - June 27th, 2020

MOORESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

8:00 am – 1:00 pm (rain or shine)

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MORGAN COUNTY RESIDENTS ONLY

Businesses are not included (due to the volume of material); Businesses may call

NuGenesis at 800-487-1010 to make other arrangements.

Leonard Huffman, Solid Waste Director, at the Spring 2017 Tox Away Day Event.

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What you can dispose of for FREE:

• Prescription Medications & Sharps

• Oil fuels, Antifreeze, Motor Oil/Filters and Auto Batteries

• Adhesives

• Driveway Sealers

• Stain, Oil Base Paints, Paint Thinners/Removers and Varnish

• Pesticides, Herbicides, Weed Killers and Fertilizers

• Pool Chemicals

• Computers, CPU’s, Keyboards and Printers

• Fluorescent Tubes/PCB, Ballasts

• Acids & Bases

• Household Cleaning Agents

• Rechargeable Batteries 

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Paper Shredding:  (MOORESVILLE LOCATION ONLY)

• Suggested donations of at least $5.00 per box or bag will be used to purchase school supplies for Mooresville students in need.

We also accept all appliances (CFC & non-CFC) for FREE:

• Refrigerators and Freezers

• Air Conditioners

• Stoves

• Microwaves

• Washers and Dryers

• Water Heaters 

• Humidifiers and De-Humidifiers

• Heaters

FEES for TELEVISIONS and COMPUTER MONITORS: $20.00 each

FEES for TIRES are as follows:

• Car/Light Truck Tires: First 6 free-$2.00 per each additional tire (12 max)

• Heavy/Truck Tires: First 2 free-$5.00 per each additional tire (6 max)

• Farm Tractor Tires (54” diameter & greater): intact, $75.00 each; If fully Quartered (No Halves & No Thirds): first two quartered tires for free; $15.00 for each additional quartered tire (6 max)

• Tires on Rims: additional $1.00 each

WE WILL NOT ACCEPT:

Asbestos, Lab Chemicals, Large Propane Tanks, Explosives, Ammunition or Firearms, Medical or Infectious Waste, Radioactive Materials.

Conducted by:

Morgan County Solid Waste Management District

With the support of:

The Morgan County Partnership for Water Quality, Morgan County Substance Abuse Council, Morgan County Soil and Water Conservation District, The Indiana American Water Co. and The Healthier Morgan County Initiative

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Medicine Disposal