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Your campaign signs can go to 21 drop-off sites through next week

The Daily Chesterfield teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you've still got political signs in your yard, there's a drive for that. The Missouri Botanical Garden, Republic Services and have 21 drop-off sites across the bi-state area, and the drive runs this week and next.

Signs can go to these St. Louis County sites on different dates

SiteAddressDates
Deer Creek Preserve, Ladue9810 South 40 DriveNov. 4-13
Crestwood Government Center1 Detjen DriveNov. 3-11
Grant's Trail, Kirkwood Trailhead601 South Holmes AvenueNov. 4-11
Lower Shaw Park lot, Clayton231 South Brentwood BoulevardNov. 6-7

Source: FOX 2

Keep them out of your curbside bin. The corrugated plastic and metal frames are recyclable, just not that way, because they can jam sorting equipment.

  • Before you go: separate each sign from its frame
  • Full site list: onestl.org/recycle-responsibly

This year's drive has 21 sites; a similar 2024 drive diverted 4,000 pounds

21
drop-off sites across the bi-state area
4,000 pounds
of yard signs diverted after the November 2024 election

Sources: STLPR, firstalert4.com

Sources: STLPR, firstalert4.com, FOX 2

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