February 1, 2024

Borrego Springs Residential Cleanup Event

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Borrego Springs Residential Cleanup: Clear Out and Give Back


On Saturday, October 26, 2024, Borrego Springs residents have the chance to clean up their homes and help the environment at the same time. The Unincorporated San Diego County Cleanup event, hosted at the American Legion Post 853, offers a convenient and free way to dispose of bulky items, electronics, recyclables, and more. Not only can you get rid of unwanted items, but you can also donate reusable goods and pick up free mulch for your yard. It’s the perfect opportunity to declutter, recycle, and contribute to a cleaner community.



Event Details:

  • Date: Saturday, October 26, 2024


  • Time: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. (services available until capacity is reached)



  • Who Can Attend: This event is open to residents of Unincorporated San Diego County only.



Materials Accepted:


  • Bulky Items: Broken appliances, water heaters, furniture, and large household items.


  • Electronics: TVs, computer monitors, printers, and cell phones.


  • Recyclables: #1-7 plastic containers, aluminum, glass, and cardboard.


  • Green Waste: Hedge trimmings, tree branches, and weeds.


  • Mattresses and Box Springs


  • Scrap Metal


  • Tires: Up to 9 passenger tires per vehicle. For more than 9 tires, call 1-877-713-2784. No tires with rims or from businesses.


  • Not Accepted: Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) and construction materials.


Additional Services:


  • Free Paper Shredding


  • Reusable Item Donations: Gently used clothes, kitchenware, small appliances, decor, and furnishings.


  • Free Mulch: Self-serve, bring your own containers and shovel. Bring a tarp for hauling.


For more information, visit R1earth.org or edcodisposal.com.


This is a great opportunity to responsibly dispose of unwanted items and help keep Borrego Springs clean!




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