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Registration open for paint & chemical collection event
Online pre-registration required for March 19 event at Cambridge High
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Online pre-registration is now available for Milton's household paint and chemical collection event, to be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, March 19 at Cambridge High School thanks to Milton Grows Green.
To register online, click here. Please be as specific as possible when estimating weight to be dropped off.
Online registration and the printed confirmation is required to bring materials to the event. There is no charge to Milton residents. However, due to budget restraints, registration may close early once the maximum amount of material is registered.
Milton residents only (no businesses) may drop off:
- Latex and oil-based paints (in original containers; quantities limited)
- Lawn and garden chemicals
- Cleaning products
- Fluorescent bulbs
- Batteries
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For more information on this or any
Milton Grows Green program, please contact Teresa Stickels:
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