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Christmas tree recycling at Adams County Regional

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Contributed by: Adams County on 12/14/2007

Adams County is looking forward to another successful Christmas tree recycling event this season.

Trees will be accepted from county residents for recycling from Wednesday, Dec. 26 through Sunday, Jan. 13 at the Adams County Regional Park & Fairgrounds. The park is located at 9755 Henderson Road in Brighton, one mile west of Hwy. 85 on 124th Avenue. Follow signs at the park to the self drop off site. Trees can be dropped off between sunrise and sunset.

Ornaments, tinsel, garlands, flock and nails must be removed before dropping the trees. There is a limit of two trees per family. No commercial tree recycling will be permitted at the Regional Park.

For questions on the tree recycling program, contact the Parks Department at 303.637.8000.

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