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Turn Your Old Electronics Into a Greener Tomorrow

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April 9, 2026
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ALLEGHANY HIGHLANDS, Va. (VR) – This Earth Day, take a simple but powerful step toward protecting the environment—recycle your old electronics responsibly. Instead of letting outdated devices collect dust or end up in landfills, bring them to a local electronics recycling event designed to give your items a second life while keeping harmful materials out of our ecosystem.

Date: April 22, 2026

Time: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Drop-Off Locations:

Alleghany County – Governmental Complex parking lot
9212 Winterberry Ave, Covington

City of Covington – City Hall parking lot
333 W. Locust Street, Covington

Town of Clifton Forge – Parking lot across from Town Hall
547 W. Main Street, Clifton Forge

Items We Accept:

Answering & fax machines

CD’s & cell phones

Computer towers

Digital cameras & DVRs

iPods / MP3 players

Keyboards & laptops

Power & extension cords

Wires & cords

Please Do NOT Bring:

Televisions

Monitors

Smoke detectors

Batteries

Plastics

Proper disposal of electronics helps reduce toxic waste, conserves valuable resources, and supports a cleaner, healthier community. Many electronic devices contain materials that can be reused—but only if they’re handled the right way.

Whether you’re clearing out a drawer or upgrading your tech, this is the perfect opportunity to make an eco-friendly choice. Small actions like recycling electronics can lead to a big impact over time.

Join your neighbors this April 22 and help build a greener tomorrow—one device at a time. 

FREE AND OPEN TO ALL 

For questions, please contact Alleghany County Public Works (540) 863-6650

 
 

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