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Gwinnett fire stations are collecting Christmas trees to recycle

Gwinnett residents can drop off their live trees until Jan. 25 at most Gwinnett fire stations. (Courtesy Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful)
Gwinnett residents can drop off their live trees until Jan. 25 at most Gwinnett fire stations. (Courtesy Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful)
Jan 6, 2023

Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful is asking people who need to dispose of live Christmas trees to drop them off by Jan. 25 at designated fire stations.

The organization will recycle the trees Jan. 28 as part of the annual Bring One for the Chipper event, when they are chipped to create mulch for Gwinnett County parks.

Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful needs volunteers age 14 and older for the Bring One for the Chipper event, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Jan. 28 at Bethesda Park. For more details and to register, visit GwinnettCounty.com/BringOneForTheChipper.

Those dropping off trees at fire stations should remove all lights, tinsel, decorations and stands beforehand.

The designated fire stations are:

Buford

Dacula

Duluth

Grayson

Hoschton

Lawrenceville

Lilburn

Loganville

Norcross

Peachtree Corners

Snellville

Sugar Hill

Suwanee

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