The City of Alcoa offers electronics recycling for City of Alcoa residents.
Residential electronic scrap items such as computers, monitors, TVs, printers, keyboards and mice, scanners, fax machines, VCRs and other small consumer electronics can be dropped off at:
City of Alcoa Service Center (new building near Springbrook)
725 Universal Street, Alcoa, TN
Alcoa/Maryville/Blount County Landfill
240 Long Powers Road, Maryville, TN
Contact the City of Alcoa Public Works Department (865-380-4800) with any questions or for additional information,
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In October, the City of Alcoa expanded its weekly curbside recycling program by switching to "single-stream" recycling that accepts a wider range of materials.
According to statistics provided by city officials, the amount of recycled waste diverted from the local landfill has increased anywhere from 55% to 67% since implementing the new program.
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Update folks.
An "America Recycles Day" Computer Recycling Event is
being held at Technology Solutions of Tennessee, LLC.
Date: Saturday, November 17th 2007
Time: 10am to 4pm
Where: Harper Plaza, 718 East Harper Avenue 37804,
downtown Maryville at the corner of East Harper and
East Street.
Contact: (865) 386-5865 for details.
TSOT, LLC will be collecting Computers, Laptops,
Monitors, Printers, etc. from consumers and small
businesses. Please feel free to bring your old TVs,
cellphones, ipods, stereos, DVDs, VCRs, and cameras.
20% OFF COUPON FROM SOUTHLAND BOOKS
[& Free Coffee from Detour Coffee]
FOR ALL
PARTICIPANTS (LIMIT 1)
No lead acid batteries or household wastes (chemicals)
will be accepted.
Here is your opportunity to get rid of your old computer, monitor, printer, cell phone....
Technology Solutions will be hosting this recycling effort and they are next to Southland Books.
What a great service to the community and for your efforts you will also receive a discount on some purchases at Southland that day! AND you get a free cup o'joe from Detour Coffee!
Hummm... let's get this straight! I can take in that pile of pc crap in the garage and as a reward for not hauling it to the landfill I get a discount on my purchase at Southland Books and a free cup of coffee?? No doubt folks, this is the best deal in town!
Thanks again to the gang at Technology Solutions of Tennessee and Southland for making community count!
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