Rep. Robert Leadbeter announced on May 4 that he will partner with Mamoth Recycling to hold an E-Waste Recycling Day on Saturday, June 6, at the company’s facility in the BIDA Complex at 117 Power House Road in Berwick.
The event is intended to give residents of the 109th District a safe way to recycle electronic items that are no longer needed or working. “This event is a great opportunity for residents in the 109th District to safely recycle old, broken electronic items,” Leadbeter said. “The well-being of our families and seniors is a top priority to me, and recycling at this event ensures electronics do not end up in landfills.”
According to the announcement, computers, smartphones, tablets, printers, cameras and video game consoles can be recycled free of charge. Other items such as televisions, floor monitors, console stereos and USB thumb drives will require a fee for disposal. Payment can be made by cash or credit card directly to Mamoth Recycling; these payments do not benefit Leadbeter’s office.
Leadbeter serves as representative for the 109th Legislative District according to his official website. He supports local farmers, small businesses and working families according to his official website. Leadbeter also advocates for policies aimed at reducing taxes and fostering economic growth according to his official website.
He operates from the Catawissa area according to his official website, pushes for initiatives that enhance personal freedoms and shrink government size according to his official website, and works within state legislation focusing on committees such as Communications and Technology according to his official website.
For more information about what can be recycled or about fees involved with certain items at this event, constituents are encouraged by Leadbeter’s office to call either 570-387-0246 or 570-759-8734.
