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From the Village: Wilmette DPW updates acceptable electronics recycling list

A permanent drop-off site for electronics recycling is open to Wilmette residents 24 hours each day at the Public Works Facility, 711 Laramie Ave. 22nd Century Media File Photo

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Staff Report
5:00 am CDT August 29, 2019
A permanent drop-off site for electronics recycling is open to Wilmette residents 24 hours each day at the Public Works Facility, 711 Laramie Ave.

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