Key strategic and operational documents that guide the Shire on its journey to be thriving, dynamic and vibrant are now on public exhibition following endorsement by Council at its April Ordinary meeting.
Electronic waste or E-waste refers to discarded, broken or obsolete electrical or electronic devices. Examples of E-waste include TVs, mobile phones, computers, clocks, flashlights, electrical cords and more.
Recycling E-waste where possible is important as they contain valuable materials. When disposing of E-waste it is crucial to do so with care, as many TVs and computers for instance, also contain hazardous materials such as lead and mercury. E-waste should never be placed in kerbside recycling bins as it can be hazardous to waste workers and damaging to the environment.
The following E-waste recycling options are available in Leeton Shire Council: