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As a citizen it is my responsibility to...

When purchasing new tires, leave used tires with the retailer, who must by law accept worn tires for recycling. Retailers retain the right to charge a nominal fee for disposal of the used tires.  Citizens should contact private recyclers or hazardous waste disposal contractors to dispose of any acquired tires.

It is the responsibility of the city to...

The City does not provide any routine tire collection service.  With grant funding, Warren County Environmental Planning & Assistance occasionally hosts a Household Hazardous Materials Amnesty Day where tires may be dropped off for recycling at no charge. 

If I am interested, who do I contact...

Warren County Environmental Planning & Assistance, 1141 State St., (270) 843-5353 or Private contractors.

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