Old televisions and computer monitors stack up Saturday, Dec, 27, 2025, at Macon County Environmental Management Recycling Center, located at 151 W. Wood St., Decatur. It was the collection day of 2025 for recycled electronics and paints.
Macon County Environmental Management employees Mike Buckley, left, and Mark Isbell, right, help A.G. Webber, center unload an old microwave and printer during the latest paint and electronic recycling event of 2025 on Saturday, Dc. 27, 2025, at the Macon County Environmental Management Recycling Center at 151 W. Wood St., Decatur.
Mike Buckley assists Macon County residents when they drop off their recycling items, including paints, Saturday, Dec, 27, 2025, at Macon County Environmental Management Recycling Center at 151 W. Wood St., Decatur.
Old televisions and computer monitors fill the Macon County Environmental Management Recycling Center in Decatur less than four hours into a recycling event on Saturday, Dec. 27, 2025.
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Old televisions and computer monitors stack up Saturday, Dec, 27, 2025, at Macon County Environmental Management Recycling Center, located at 151 W. Wood St., Decatur. It was the collection day of 2025 for recycled electronics and paints.
Macon County Environmental Management employees Mike Buckley, left, and Mark Isbell, right, help A.G. Webber, center unload an old microwave and printer during the latest paint and electronic recycling event of 2025 on Saturday, Dc. 27, 2025, at the Macon County Environmental Management Recycling Center at 151 W. Wood St., Decatur.
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