Aluminum
can recycling
Local 2150 accepts aluminum cans year round
for burn victims.
Thank
you for donating aluminum cans and ordering t-shirts for victims of
the 9/11 tragedy. Local 2150 will now resume our normal
procedures and donate the proceeds to local burn victim foundations.
Local
2150 sent a check to the United Way 9/11 fund in the
amount of
$ 12,041.25. (t-shirt proceeds not included)
The
proceeds are from our own donation, recycling aluminum cans and monetary
donations from citizens and businesses.
Thank
You!
|
|
| Disabled, home
bound? |
Call
296-2411 or 296-2489
Fire HQ
Mon.-Fri.
Call
496-4747 Sat. & Sun.
&
leave a message
for
possible pick up. |
| Large amount of
cans? |
Large
dumpster behind Fire HQ
2861
Bobbie Place or |
| |
Dump
at First Street Recycling
1321
East First Street, Dayton
Have
them deposit in the "Kettering Firefighters Local
2150" Account. |
| Out of State? |
Drop off at your local
recycling center. Mail proceeds in the form of a check to:
Kettering
Professional Firefighters
IAFF
Local 2150
P.O.
Box 292311
Kettering,
Ohio 45429 |
|
Drop off Locations |
| Head Quarters |
2861 Bobbie Place |
| Station 31 |
2350 S. Dixie Hwy |
| Station 32 |
250 West Dorothy Lane |
| Station 33 |
2861 Bobbie Place |
| Station 34 |
2700 East Patterson Road |
| Station 35 |
4121 Shroyer Road |
| Station 36 |
4500 Bigger Road |
| Station 37 |
3780 Tait Road |
Thank You!
Aluminum Can Trailer Burn Fund Program
Kettering
Firefighters Local 2150 take aluminum cans that are dropped off
at our various locations and turn them in at a local recycling
center.
The
proceeds are placed in our burn fund and donated throughout the
year to aid burn victims. Please take your aluminum cans to any
of the following locations:
KFD
Station 32 E. Dorothy Ln.
KFD
Station 33 Bobbie Pl.
KFD
Station 34 East Patterson
KFD
Station 37 Tate Rd.
Please
bring aluminum cans in plastic bags with only aluminum cans.
If there are other refuse items, sometimes it is very difficult to separate.
Sometimes the entire bag is discarded and the aluminum cans go to
waste. This is due to safety. The local recycle center has had
problems with needles and ammunition being in the bags or
cans.
Thank
you for your cooperation and your contributions.
