Does Hebron Ohio have curbside recycling?
Yes, but only as a paid subscription. Licking County Recycling lists the Village of Hebron as a for-fee curbside recycling area through WIN Waste Innovations, the village's contracted refuse hauler. WIN took over Adkins Disposal, which won the village contract in 2019, and the same Adkins representatives still handle customer accounts. Without a subscription, haul your recyclables to a free county drop-off site.
Where is the public recycling drop-off in Hebron?
Licking County Recycling keeps 6 public containers at the Union Township Office, 1380 Beaver Run Road in Hebron, and empties them every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The next closest site is the Heath City Municipal Office at 1287 Hebron Road, with 12 containers emptied Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. The county runs 23 of these sites, and Rumpke hauls and sorts the material.
What can I put in the Licking County recycling bins in Hebron?
Any plastic shaped like a bottle, jug, tub, clamshell, or cup goes in, whatever its number, plus fast-food paper and aluminum cups. Glass bottles and jars of every color are welcome. Add aluminum, steel, and tin cans, empty aerosol cans with the spray tip removed, and paper, mail, magazines, cartons, cardboard, and even greasy pizza boxes. Empty and rinse containers, and leave caps on plastic bottles.
What do the Hebron recycling bins refuse?
Keep out plastic bags and sheeting, Styrofoam, #6 foam and party cups, plastic cutlery, straws, toys, furniture, appliances, tires, food, and trash. Window glass, drinking glasses, and light bulbs stay out too, as do tissues, paper towels, napkins, dirty paper plates, and boxes soaked in grease or wax. Pull metal lids off glass jars and drop the lids in loose, and never toss loose plastic lids in.
Where do I recycle electronics and TVs near Hebron?
Hebron Scrap Metal Recycling (740-527-2126) is the in-town option on Licking County Recycling's list for computer equipment. In Heath, Best Buy (740-522-6606) and Staples (740-522-5230) take most electronics, but the county list covers computer components other than monitors, so call ahead with a monitor. For televisions, Best Buy in Heath and 345-JUNK (740-345-5865) take them for a fee.
Where do I get rid of old tires and household hazardous waste near Hebron?
Licking County has no tire collection days scheduled, so take old tires to Tire Discounters in Heath (740-281-3611), or call Liberty Tire in Grove City (614-871-8097) or Tyrex Resources in Zanesville (888-558-1919) for larger loads, with fees at each. Ohio law caps hauling at 10 scrap tires without registration. For paint and chemicals, call Environmental Enterprises in Columbus (614-294-1300) for drop-off fees.