| Keep Recycling West Chester!
Butler County is offering an introductory 3 months of FREE curbside recycling to West Chester Twp. residents. If your household does not participate in curbside recycling, please consider this special offer. Households with curbside recycling recycle twice as much material as households who use drop off recycling.
Recycle even more with the ease of curbside recycling!
Sign up through Nov. 30 HERE!
Mention Promo Code NW107.
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Don't Throw Away that Paper Coffee Cup!
Good News: Rumpke now accepts Paper and Plastic Cups for Recycling! You'll never have to throw away another to-go coffee cup or plastic iced coffee cup. Learn more HERE about how to recycle these materials!
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Have you heard about the Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub?
It's a One-Stop drop off location in the center of Cincinnati for hard to recycle recycables. Click here to learn more.
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Recycle Styrofoam!
Eco Development provides recycling for residents, manufacturers and retailers with styrofoam. Open to receive Monday thru Friday 9 am - 5 pm. Styrofoam should be placed in clear plastic bags for drop off. For more information call 1-866-362-6326 or visit Eco Development's website.
Eco Development Drop Off Center
4219 US State Route 42
Mason, OH 45040
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Managing Batteries:
DO NOT throw batteries in your recycling cart with other recyclables. They pose a fire hazard and cause fires at recycling facilities. Take batteries to Cohen or Batteries + Bulbs - fees may apply. Call ahead for information.
Cohen Hamilton - 513-863-3474
Cohen Middletown - 513-425-6911
Batteries Plus Bulbs
Hamilton - 513-737-2444
West Chester - 513-491-3148
1.Safely prep batteries: bag or tape. Bag each battery in its own clear plastic bag before placing it in a storage container. Tape the terminals with clear packing, non-conductive electrical or duct tape, keeping the label visible. Batteries that appear dead may contain a residual charge and can pose a fire hazard unless they are bagged or taped. Aim to recycle batteries within six months of their end of use.
2. Store batteries in a cool, dry place. Incidents can occur when batteries are exposed to inclement or excessively hot weather. Store them in a plastic container; avoid metal.
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