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Recycle the Holidays (But Be Careful with Batteries)

Closeup of AA batteries

As the post-holiday cleanup begins, remember:

  • Rockville collects and recycles electronics, such as cell phones, computers, televisions and holiday lights, through requests for special collections, and collects Christmas trees as part of its recycling and trash collection.
  • Don’t dispose of batteries in your trash or recycling cart, where they could start a fire. Instead, bring batteries of any size to the household hazardous waste drop-off at the county transfer station at 16105 Frederick Road.

Find more information, including locations that accept batteries for recycling, at bit.ly/BatteryDisposal.
For more information about how Rockville recycles, including printable holiday schedule calendars for your collection day, visit www.rockvillemd.gov/recycling-trash. Click here for a bulk waste or electronics recycling collection appointment.

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