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Miamisburg offering broken, unwanted holiday lights drop-off

This is the third holiday season that Five Rivers and Cohen Recycling are providing bins at seven MetroParks locations throughout Dayton where residents can drop-off holiday lights to be recycled. At the end of the season, Cohen will make a donation to the Five Rivers MetroParks Foundation based on how many lights are recycled.

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This is the third holiday season that Five Rivers and Cohen Recycling are providing bins at seven MetroParks locations throughout Dayton where residents can drop-off holiday lights to be recycled. At the end of the season, Cohen will make a donation to the Five Rivers MetroParks Foundation based on how many lights are recycled.
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Jan 9, 2023
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Non-working or unwanted holiday lights can be dropped off at different recycling locations in Miamisburg.

“All string lights are accepted, including traditional and LED,” a Facebook post from the City of Miamisburg said. “Please help us keep these recyclable materials out of landfills.”

ExploreRecycle unwanted holiday lights this season with Five Rivers MetroParks

Bins are available at the following locations:

  • Miamisburg Civic Center, near the Second Street entrance.
  • The Municipal Service Center, located on 600 N. Main Street.
  • Riverfront Park, which is next to the restroom building.

String lights will be the only items accepted, the flyer on the post read. Batteries, wires, scrap metal and other electronics will not be accepted.

The free service runs through Feb. 1.

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