Committee backs one annual e‑waste event after large turnout
After the village’s April e‑cycle event produced nearly two semitrailer loads of electronic waste and came in at about $5,000, the Public Works Committee recommended continuing one advertised e‑waste collection event per year for 2026 and exploring drop‑off alternatives for residents who cannot attend the single event.
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At the June 11 meeting the Public Works Properties and Sustainability Committee discussed results of the April e‑cycle event and directed staff to budget for one advertised e‑waste collection event in 2026.
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