Gardner Woodwrights, 386 Dry Bridge Road, North Kingstown  Electronic waste (e-waste) collection event hosted by Indie Cycle, LLC. Residents can drop-off computers, TVs, monitors, printers, small household appliances, air conditioners, and more! For all the details, including accepted materials and costs (if applicable) visit www.indiecycle.com  Note: This is a third-party event. Please direct all event-related inquiries to Indie Cycle, LLC. 

North Kingstown Free Library, 100 Boone Street, North Kingstown Electronic waste (e-waste) collection event hosted by Indie Cycle, LLC. Residents can drop-off computers, TVs, monitors, printers, small household appliances, air conditioners, and more! For all the details, including accepted materials and costs (if applicable) visit www.indiecycle.com  Note: This is a third-party event. Please direct all event-related inquiries to Indie Cycle, LLC. 

Charlestown Mini-Super, 4071 Old Post Road, Charlestown  Electronic waste (e-waste) collection event hosted by Indie Cycle, LLC. Residents can drop-off computers, TVs, monitors, printers, small household appliances, air conditioners, and more! For all the details, including accepted materials and costs (if applicable) visit www.indiecycle.com  Note: This is a third-party event. Please direct all event-related inquiries to Indie Cycle, LLC. 

Resource Recovery, 65 Shun Pike Do you have an old (but functioning) dehumidifier collecting dust? National Grid, in collaboration with Resource Recovery, is offering National Grid customers a $30 rebate for turning in a dehumidifier for recycling! Residents who participate will receive a $30 recycling incentive rebate, a $30 mail-in rebate towards a new energy-efficient dehumidifier and National Grid will cover the cost of disposal. Residents dropping off dehumidifiers must have ID for proof of residency and must complete a rebate form to receive the money. Turn-in is limited to 2 units per Rhode Island household.

Resource Recovery, 65 Shun Pike Do you have an old (but functioning) dehumidifier collecting dust? National Grid, in collaboration with Resource Recovery, is offering National Grid customers a $30 rebate for turning in a dehumidifier for recycling! Residents who participate will receive a $30 recycling incentive rebate, a $30 mail-in rebate towards a new energy-efficient dehumidifier and National Grid will cover the cost of disposal. Residents dropping off dehumidifiers must have ID for proof of residency and must complete a rebate form to receive the money. Turn-in is limited to 2 units per Rhode Island household.

Resource Recovery, 65 Shun Pike Do you have an old (but functioning) dehumidifier collecting dust? National Grid, in collaboration with Resource Recovery, is offering National Grid customers a $30 rebate for turning in a dehumidifier for recycling! Residents who participate will receive a $30 recycling incentive rebate, a $30 mail-in rebate towards a new energy-efficient dehumidifier and National Grid will cover the cost of disposal. Residents dropping off dehumidifiers must have ID for proof of residency and must complete a rebate form to receive the money. Turn-in is limited to 2 units per Rhode Island household.

Resource Recovery, 65 Shun Pike Do you have an old (but functioning) dehumidifier collecting dust? National Grid, in collaboration with Resource Recovery, is offering National Grid customers a $30 rebate for turning in a dehumidifier for recycling! Residents who participate will receive a $30 recycling incentive rebate, a $30 mail-in rebate towards a new energy-efficient dehumidifier and National Grid will cover the cost of disposal. Residents dropping off dehumidifiers must have ID for proof of residency and must complete a rebate form to receive the money. Turn-in is limited to 2 units per Rhode Island household.

Tiverton Department of Public Works, 50 Industrial Way
Do you have an old (but functioning) dehumidifier collecting dust? National Grid, in collaboration with Resource Recovery, is offering National Grid customers a $30 rebate for turning in a dehumidifier for recycling! Residents who participate will receive a $30 recycling incentive rebate, a $30 mail-in rebate towards a new energy-efficient dehumidifier and National Grid will cover the cost of disposal. Residents dropping off dehumidifiers must have ID for proof of residency and must complete a rebate form to receive the money. Turn-in is limited to 2 units per Rhode Island household.

North Kingstown Department of Public Works, 2050 Davisville Rd., North Kingstown 
Do you have an old (but functioning) dehumidifier collecting dust? National Grid, in collaboration with Resource Recovery, is offering National Grid customers a $30 rebate for turning in a dehumidifier for recycling! Residents who participate will receive a $30 recycling incentive rebate, a $30 mail-in rebate towards a new energy-efficient dehumidifier and National Grid will cover the cost of disposal. Residents dropping off dehumidifiers must have ID for proof of residency and must complete a rebate form to receive the money. Turn-in is limited to 2 units per Rhode Island household.