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Chester County details recycling tips and lists items for April 11 hazardous‑waste collection
Summary
Chester County Communications Officer Morgan Turley and Recycling Coordinator Aaron Raivis explain what residents can recycle, what cannot, and announce a free household hazardous‑waste collection on Saturday, April 11, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. at the Roddy Complex; accepted and excluded items are listed.
Morgan Turley, Chester County Communications Officer, and Aaron Raivis, the county Recycling Coordinator, urged residents to rinse and sort materials correctly and announced a free household hazardous‑waste collection on Saturday, April 11, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the backside of the Roddy Complex.
Turley said county staff will post a flyer with event details on the Chester County website and social media and will provide printed copies at the county building.
"When in doubt, rinse them out," said Aaron Raivis, Recycling Coordinator, advising residents to clean food and beverage canisters to reduce contamination during processing. He said intact glass is recyclable but "if it's kind of already broken and gnarly" residents should discard it to avoid injuring handlers.
Raivis explained that…
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