Did you know that there are several places in Old Brooklyn where residents can recycle a variety of items?The City of Cleveland has stationed recycling dumpsters throughout the neighborhood at the following locations:
Brooklyn Heights United Church of Christ
2005 W. Schaaf Road
Old Brooklyn Community School
4430 State Road
Estabrook Recreation Center
4125 Fulton Road
Discount Drug Mart
4170 Fulton Road
Ridge Road Transfer Station
3727 Ridge Road
For a list of recyclable items, please click here. Here is a list of all recycling drop-off sites citywide.
The City of Cleveland is also holding a household hazardous waste round-up at the Ridge Road Transfer Station April 27 through May 2, 2009. The purpose of the event is to help residents properly dispose of common household products, such as oil-based paints; shellacs, varnishes, polyurethanes, and wood stains; primers and sealers; spray paint; adhesives; mercury; fluorescent bulbs; automotive products; and, oven and drain cleaners. For more information and a complete list of items being received, please click here.
The city is accepting computers and electronic waste, including CPUs, monitors, keyboards and mice, printers, modems, software, and ink cartridges, now through May 1, 2009. Cell phones may also be recycled at the Computer Round Up, however, televisions and other electronics will not be taken. For more information, please click here.
Lastly, Cleveland residents can pick up free mulch made from Christmas trees at Rosby's Resource Recycling right outside of Old Brooklyn at 54 E. Schaaf Road. Mulch is available now until supplies last. For more information, please call (216) 664-2231.
For more information about these and other waste disposal programs, please visit the Cleveland Recycles website or call (216) 664-2231
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Thanks Jeff! This is a great list. I am posting it on my fridge :) Can I suggest another topic? If any churches are offering day camps this summer and sports camps, please post here. I have parents scrambling for free and low cost ways to keep their kids occupied this summer. Music programs/singing programs are also in demand.
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