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Clear Out Your Christmas Clutter In Milton
Milton to open recycling center Saturday and pick up Christmas trees curbside next week.

MILTON, MA — A week after the presents were unwrapped and the Christmas tree branches are seriously starting to droop it's time to clear out the house from all that leftover holiday cheer. Milton residents can use the recycling center and tree curbside pickup next week to get things back in order for the rest of the winter.
Milton will be picking up Christmas trees curbside during regular trash collection during the week of Jan. 6. Residents are asked to remove all ornaments, lights and stand from the tree, and have it on the street by 7 a.m.
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Christmas Tree Collection will take place next week (Monday January 6th through Friday January 10th) in #MiltonMA. Please place your tree curbside by 7am free of lights & ornaments. pic.twitter.com/6AErbRr1or
— Town of Milton MA (@townofmiltonma) December 30, 2019
Milton will also open its recycling center on Randolph Avenue from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday. Residents can recycle old TVs and computer monitors for $9, refrigerators, humidifiers and de-humidifiers for $9 each, and propane tanks and fire extinguishers for $3 each.
Items free to recycle include: metal file cabinets, bikes, grills (with fuel tank removed), books, fluorescent bulbs, thermometers, thermostats and non-alkaline batteries (common batteries can be thrown out in regular trash).
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Items not accepted include: motor oil, automotive fluids, paint, elemental mercury, furniture, vacuum cleaners, plastic-body electronics (boom boxes, stereos, fans, keyboards), plastic toys, laundry baskets and plastic trash barrels.
Electronics can be recycles at stores such as Target and Best Buy. For a directory of where to dispose of other items go here.
For more information, missed trash, recycling or yard waste collection issues please call the Milton DPW trash line at 617-898-4900.
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