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Recycle natural Christmas trees in Cobb

Natural Christmas trees may be recycled in Cobb at several locations, beginning Christmas Day and continuing daily through Jan. 8. (Courtesy of Cobb County)

Credit: Cobb County

Credit: Cobb County

Natural Christmas trees may be recycled in Cobb at several locations, beginning Christmas Day and continuing daily through Jan. 8. (Courtesy of Cobb County)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Dec 26, 2021

Daily through Jan. 8, Christmas trees may be recycled for free in Cobb, beginning Christmas Day.

Decorations, lights and stands should be removed.

Bring your tree to one of the many locations around Cobb.

When you recycle your tree, it creates mulch, fuel, wildlife habitats and other useful material.

Free mulch also will be available for those who request it at KeepCobbBeautiful@CobbCounty.org.

This same email should be used by groups who would like to volunteer to help on Jan. 8.

For Cobb locations and information, visit bit.ly/32q9uhM.

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