From Kitsap County <[email protected]>
Subject Styrofoam collection event scheduled April 27, 2024
Date March 18, 2024 10:18 PM
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Recycling event for Kitsap County households.





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Upcoming Styrofoam Collection Event

The Kitsap County Solid Waste Division, in partnership with DTG Recycle [ [link removed] ], is hosting a free Styrofoam Recycle Collection Event [ [link removed] ] for Kitsap households on *April 27, 2024*. Kitsap residents are welcome to bring one vehicle load of Styrofoam per household.

*When:* Saturday, April 27, 2024, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

*Where:* 1200 Fairgrounds Rd NW

Entrance to the event is at the intersection of Tibardis RD. NW and Fairgrounds RD NW [ [link removed] ]. We?ll have signs and volunteer staff directing you.

Styrofoam Collection Event map of entrance. Enter at Tibardis / Fairgrounds intersection. [ [link removed] ]
*What items are accepted?*

All Styrofoam must be clean and dry, with tape and labels removed. This includes:


* Packaging material
* Blocks
* Coolers
* Packing peanuts
* Takeout boxes
* Meat trays and cups (colored foam okay)
* #6 expanded polystyrene (EPS)

Styrofoam with excess tape or labels may be rejected.

Accepted Styrofoam includes cooler, packing peanuts, takeout boxes, meat trays, and block Styrofoam.
*What items are not accepted?*

Please dispose of these items in the garbage:


* Wet, dirty, or moldy foam
* Foam contaminated with rodent droppings or other biohazards
* Foam microbeads
* Craft and floral foam
* Insulation foam
* Sealed foam
* Foil-lined foam
* Hot tub and dock foam
* Soft and flexible foam (EPE)
Styrofoam items not accepted include microbeads, insulation foam, foam with foil, and soft foam.
*Prepare before you go*

Help us prevent litter around Kitsap by bagging your Styrofoam and securing your load [ [link removed] ] before heading to the Fairgrounds. If possible, transport your Styrofoam in an enclosed space, such as your backseat or trunk. If transporting your Styrofoam in a truck bed, make sure to strap down your bagged Styrofoam with a cargo net or tarp?it?s the law!

*What happens to collected Styrofoam?*

DTG Recycle will densify collected Styrofoam into blocks that are sold into global recycling markets. The material most often becomes picture frames.

Learn more about Styrofoam recycling in Kitsap by visiting our Styrofoam Recycling and Disposal webpage [ [link removed] ].

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Want to get involved?

Kitsap County is seeking around 25 volunteers to help make this event a success! Volunteers will help greet, direct, and assist community members with unloading their Styrofoam.?

*Sign up to volunteer* [ [link removed] ]







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