Friday, August 15, 2008
Free document shred day on Sept. 6
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Jackson County Health Department, DataLock and Office Depot are sponsoring a free document shred day for area residents on Saturday, September 6 from 9am - 1pm. The event will be held in the Office Depot parking lot, 1130 E. Walnut Street, Carbondale.
DataLock Document Management Services of Mt. Vernon will be on-site with their mobile shredder to provide the shredding service. This event is open to all area residents; however, businesses, schools, governments and other large paper generators are prohibited. Examples of paper items that residents can bring in for shredding include: Bank Statements, Medical & Insurance Forms, Personal Files, Retired Tax Forms, Receipts and similar documents.
Paper clips and staples do not need to be removed. Assistance will be available to those needing help removing items from their vehicle. All shredded paper is sent to a paper recycling facility where it is turned back into new products, like paper towels.
Information from the Federal Trade Commission on preventing identity theft will also be available to participants.
Bart Hagston
Solid Waste Manager
Jackson County Health Dept.
618/684-3143, ext. 136
http://www.recyclejacksoncounty.org
Jackson County Health Department, DataLock and Office Depot are sponsoring a free document shred day for area residents on Saturday, September 6 from 9am - 1pm. The event will be held in the Office Depot parking lot, 1130 E. Walnut Street, Carbondale.
DataLock Document Management Services of Mt. Vernon will be on-site with their mobile shredder to provide the shredding service. This event is open to all area residents; however, businesses, schools, governments and other large paper generators are prohibited. Examples of paper items that residents can bring in for shredding include: Bank Statements, Medical & Insurance Forms, Personal Files, Retired Tax Forms, Receipts and similar documents.
Paper clips and staples do not need to be removed. Assistance will be available to those needing help removing items from their vehicle. All shredded paper is sent to a paper recycling facility where it is turned back into new products, like paper towels.
Information from the Federal Trade Commission on preventing identity theft will also be available to participants.
Bart Hagston
Solid Waste Manager
Jackson County Health Dept.
618/684-3143, ext. 136
http://www.recyclejacksoncounty.org
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