Middletown limits electronic disposal to five devices per household

April 17, 2025 | Middletown, Orange County, New York

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Middletown residents are gearing up for a special electronic waste disposal event, set to take place over Memorial Day weekend. The city is offering a chance for residents to safely dispose of electronic devices, but there are some important guidelines to follow. Each household is limited to five devices, and those with air conditioning units must ensure that Freon is removed beforehand to avoid additional fees.

City officials emphasized that this service is exclusively for Middletown residents, urging participants not to bring items from surrounding neighborhoods or communities, as this disposal incurs costs for the city. The timing of the event has raised some concerns, with residents questioning the choice of Memorial Day weekend. Officials acknowledged the feedback and noted that the scheduling is largely dependent on vendor availability, promising to consider alternative dates in the future.
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In a related announcement, local leaders, including Congressman Ryan, Senator James Skoufis, and Assemblywoman Paula Kaye, joined the discussion, highlighting the importance of community engagement in environmental initiatives. As the event approaches, residents are encouraged to prepare their electronic waste responsibly, ensuring a smooth and efficient disposal process.

Converted from The April 15th 2025 Common Council Meeting meeting on April 17, 2025
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