Mesa residents can bring their no longer needed electronic equipment (computers, monitors, printers, televisions, DVD players, VCRs, stereo equipment, PDA phones, etc.) and up to five boxes of personal documents to this free special event.  Event flyer (PDF, 1 page)

Mesa residents may recycle their Christmas trees at any of the five convenient locations throughout Mesa as part of the Christmas Tree Recycling Program now through Jan. 11, 2009.

Mesa residents may now recycle all plastic cups and containers #1-7 in the blue recycle barrel.

Paint is now available through the Paint Reuse Program but inventory levels change daily.  Due to a high level of demand for paint, hold requests will not be accepted and available supplies will be distributed on a first come, first serve basis.

If your television set has a digital tuner or you are subscribing to cable/satellite service, you should be ready to receive digital transmissions.

Learn more about the digital tv transition coming February 17, 2009 and how it will impact your current household television sets.

For every additional pound of material Mesa residents recycle over last year’s total between July 1, 2008, and June 30, 2009, a direct contribution will be made to the library for the purchase of new library material up to a grand total $25,000.  For more information visit Recycle for Reading or watch the Recycle for Reading video.

New Federal prescription drug disposal guidelines urge residents to dispose of any unused, unneeded or expired medication in the trash or take them to a pharmaceutical take-back location for safe disposal.  Residents are being asked to avoid throwing them down the drain as the drugs may pass through sewage treatment plants and septic tanks into surface waters, soils, and the groundwater.