Campaign yard-sign recycling

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Got any leftover campaign yard-signs?

Did yard-signs sprout like mushrooms in a nearby right-of-way? 

If candidates don’t pick up signs quickly enough, please don’t toss them in the trash or recycle bin. Here’s how to recycle responsibly:

Separate the plastic sign from its wire stand and take the plastic to:

Turnip Green Creative Re-Use

1014 3rd Avenue, South

The remaining metal frame can be saved or recycled at any one of four Metro Convenience Centers:

• East Convenience Center, 943A Dr. Richard G. Adams Drive

• Ezell Pike Convenience Center, 3254 Ezell Pike

• Omohundro Convenience Center, 1019 Omohundro Place

• Anderson Lane Convenience Center, 939A Anderson Lane

HOURS

Sunday-Monday:

Closed

Tuesday-Saturday:

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Hats off to everyone who exercised their right to vote!

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Miriam Mimms

Commissioner, District 18

Metro Beautification and Environment

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Got any leftover campaign yard-signs?