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Recycle Center Opens Up Next Week!

The Recycle Center closed for the holidays and is re-opening next week!  Beginning January 24, the new hours will be Thursdays Noon-5pm; Fridays and Saturdays 8am-Noon.  A few exciting changes have been made:

·         Look for friendly RSVP (Retired & Senior Volunteer Program) faces to greet you and take care of your aluminum cans!

·         Some cosmetic improvements are being made in and around the building to make it more welcoming.

·         There are plans for more community involvement with the Recycle Center.

·         Look for upcoming special events at the Recycle Center, such as Earth Day in April!

 
We are currently paying .40 per pound for aluminum cans.  Keep us in mind when recycling your cans!  You can help the earth, yourself, and Dove all at the same time!

Dove's Recycle Center is located at 130 W. Cerro Gordo Street Decatur, IL



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