The Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio has multiple ways you can recycle your yard signs. Yard signs and their metal stakes can be dropped off at the SWACO Recycling Convenience Center at 2566 ...

Yard signs are often made of corrugated plastic, a durable and recyclable material. Just make sure the plastic is accepted at your local recycling center, as some don't accept corrugated plastics.

As for yard signs, all you have to do is pull them apart, separating the sign from the metal sticks. "You put the [sign] in the blue bin that you have at your curb, if you have that," Davis said.

Come Wednesday, campaign yard signs for this election cycle won’t be relevant anymore. ... First, separate the metal stakes from the plastic sign. WLSSD will send them to Replay Workshop, ...

Election Day has come and gone, but the yard signs may seem like they are here to stay. ... Nov. 9 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Signs of all materials and their metal legs are accepted.

Missouri Botanical Garden is partnering with cities and recycling advocates to set up collection sites for yard signs through Nov. 15, keeping over 2,500 pounds of plastic and 1,200 metal stakes ...

Now that the Nov. 5 election is over, all of those campaign yard signs we’ve been seeing for months will need to come down. ... Metal stakes can also be taken to a transfer station.

The Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio has multiple ways you can recycle your yard signs. Yard signs and their metal stakes can be dropped off at the SWACO Recycling Convenience Center at 2566 ...