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Cabarrus County Solid Waste Management Plan 2012- <br />12022 <br />Current: <br />Cabarrus County accepts electronics free of charge from residents at the HHW and Landfill <br />Convenience Centers. The county has partnered with the City of Kannapolis on a collection site <br />at their Public Works Operations Center at 1441 Bethpage Road. All electronic devices are <br />accepted for reuse or recycling, including: computer systems, televisions, audio equipment, <br />telephones, video equipment, and any other, non - radioactive, electronic device. Also accepted <br />are digital and analog recording media. <br />Collection events will be scheduled to supplement the above - addressed Convenience Centers <br />for the spike in demand for recycling service. <br />Public Awareness and Education <br />A multi- faceted and multi jurisdictional public awareness program is coordinated with the <br />municipalities in the County. This includes, but is not limited to: <br />• Internet -based information, including placing information on local government web <br />pages, direct e-mail, social networking sites, and referrals to other community —based <br />and commercial reuse, recycling web -based sites and resources <br />• Direct mailings in utility bills and municipality newsletters. <br />• Use of local government cable TV <br />• Community organization and public school presentations <br />• Releases sent to local media <br />• Public Information phone numbers <br />• Information provided at recycling convenience centers <br />• Partnerships with retail and non -profit entities to reciprocally share information and to <br />make referrals <br />Collection Reports <br />Tracking of and reporting on tonnages collected of televisions, computer equipment, and other <br />electronic devices will be required of the selected vendor which will provide the processing and <br />marketing of collected electronics. <br />Interactions with Other Units of Local Government <br />The County will work with the municipalities in promoting the ban and the available reuse and <br />recycling options. The County will also partner with each community to help coordinate <br />collection opportunities for their residents. <br />33 <br />Attachment number 2 <br />F -7 Page 164 <br />