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The Town of Perinton will host a Drive-Thru Waste Recycling & Shredding Day featuring electronics recycling, free shredding for residents, and a household hazardous waste collection (all appointments full) in partnership with Monroe County. The drive-thru event will take place at Perinton’s Department of Public Works located at 100 Cobb’s Lane, on Saturday, May 15, 2021, from 7:45 a.m. to noon.
While Household Hazardous Waste appointments are now full, you do not need an appointment for electronics recycling or shredding – just save the date, and we will see you there!
Those attending are welcome to bring a bag of returnable bottles and cans for collection by Noah’s Recycling, a local business run by Johanna Perrin student Noah Moretter. A portion of the bottle and can return proceeds will be donated to the Perinton Food Shelf. Noah will also be on-site collecting alkaline batteries (please also place them in a bag). For more information on Noah’s Recycling visit, noahsrecycling.weebly.com.
At last year’s event, the Town collected and properly recycled 14.25 tons of paper/cardboard, 13 tons of electronics, and 11.7 tons of Household Hazardous Waste. As a reminder, household hazardous waste appointments can be made all year long at Monroe County’s ecopark (10 Avion Drive, 14624). Book here 
www.monroecounty.gov/ecopark/.
By offering these collections, we are bringing essential services close to home while encouraging residents to recycle items that are often difficult to dispose of properly. Please contact Perinton Public Works at (585) 223-5115 with any questions.
