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District authorizes temporary TV-disposal amnesty for flood victims
Summary
Director Leslie Taljar reported flood-damaged items arriving at the HHW center and the board approved a temporary TV-disposal amnesty for TVs believed to be from flooded homes through the end of September 2026.
Director Leslie Taljar told the board that Noblesville and Hamilton County had been responding to flooding and that the HHW center had received flood-damaged materials including electronics and refrigerators. She said the county has rollout curb pickup coordinated through Crowder Golf and that staff have been promoting those options on social channels.
Taljar proposed offering an amnesty for televisions from flooded homes through the end of September 2026 to ease disposal for affected residents. The board moved, seconded and approved the amnesty on a voice vote.
"I had sent an email last week about, proposing maybe some amnesty for flood victims in regards to TV charges," Taljar said, adding she had discussed the idea with "mister Boyer."
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