Nick Caruccio

April 10, 2015

3 days ago

Shrewsbury Area Residents

The Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Co is not currently doing a donation request by phone. Residents have been receiving phone solicitation from the Pennsylvania Firefighters Association. That is not us. We are not soliciting funds by phone so if you donate money it does NOT go to our department. ... See MoreSee Less

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Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Company shared York County Solid Waste & Refuse Authority's post.

5 days ago

An update for electronic recycling in York County.RESIDENTIAL ELECTRONICS RECYCLING PROGRAM
TO RELOCATE AND FEATURE EXTENDED DAYS AND HOURS STARTING OCTOBER 2, 2017

The York County Solid Waste Authority’s free Residential Electronics Recycling Program will relocate from the current collection site on Blackbridge Road to the Small Load Drop-off Facility at the York County Resource Recovery Center starting Monday, October 2, 2017. Starting October 2, electronics will be accepted from residents Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon.

Residents delivering electronics will enter the York County Resource Recovery Center, located at 2651 Blackbridge Road, and proceed toward the scales. A worker will confirm delivery of electronics only and provide a placard enabling free delivery. Residents will then follow “Public Drop-off” signs to the Small Load Drop-off Facility. Residents will show the electronics placard to the Small Load Drop-off Facility attendant who will direct them to the electronics off-load area. Upon exiting the Small Load Drop-off Facility, residents will be directed to the designated exit for the Resource Recovery Center where they will return the electronics placard and exit the site.

ACCEPTED ITEMS: televisions: there is a limit of five televisions per visit, desktop and laptop computers, computer monitors and computer peripherals (anything that connects to a computer such as a mouse, keyboard, printer, etc.), as well as other electronic recyclables including cell phones, vacuum cleaners, alarm clocks, irons and coffee makers or anything with a plug that does not contain Freon. Examples of Freon-containing items include refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers.

Under PA Act 108 (the state’s Covered Device Recycling Act), it is unlawful for Pennsylvania landfills and resource recovery facilities to accept specific electronic devices (computers, computer peripherals and televisions) for disposal. PA waste haulers are also prohibited from collecting these electronics for disposal.

Businesses, schools and organizations: York County businesses, schools and organizations are not eligible to participate in the residential electronics recycling program. Businesses, schools and organizations must make their own arrangements with an electronics recycling vendor to properly manage their electronics. A list of vendors is located on our website at www.ycswa.com. ... See MoreSee Less

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Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Company

7 days ago

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Accident with Entrapment in Shrewsbury Township

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Accident with Entrapment in Shrewsbury Township Website Admin September 13, 2017 No Comments At 11:43pm Shrewsbury Volunteers along with an engine and MICU from Station 58 were dispatched to Tolna Rd and Crosswind Drive for a reported vehicle accident with people trapped. The vehicle was repo...

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