Lower Merion Township and Narberth Borough will host an electronics recycling drop-off on Oct. 10 at the Public Works Complex in Penn Valley.
The "Anything with a Plug" event runs from 9 a.m. to noon at 1300 N. Woodbine Ave. Residents of both communities can bring old laptops, computers, printers, cell phones, small appliances, keyboards, cameras, fax machines and other electronics for recycling.
Pre-registration through Eventbrite is required, according to the township's event listing. Residents who want to participate should sign up in advance.
Most items can be dropped off at no charge, but fees apply for screens and select appliances. TVs and computer monitors cost $30 each for CRT, LCD or LED models. Rear-projection and wood console TVs cost $100 each. Air conditioners, dehumidifiers and microwaves carry a $10 fee. Credit card payments are accepted on site.
Event details:
- When: Saturday, Oct. 10, 9 a.m. to noon
- Where: Lower Merion Public Works Complex, 1300 N. Woodbine Ave., Penn Valley
- Register: Eventbrite sign-up required
- Free items: Laptops, computers, printers, cell phones, small appliances, keyboards, cameras, calculators, telephones, typewriters, peripherals, mice and fax machines
- Fee items: $30 per TV or monitor (CRT/LCD/LED); $100 per rear-projection or wood console TV; $10 per air conditioner, dehumidifier or microwave
- Payment: Credit cards accepted
No additional township recycling dates have been announced beyond Oct. 10.
