Christmas Tree Recycling Event 2025
Recycle your Christmas tree and receive a FREE three-gallon tree or shrub in exchange (while supplies last) at the City’s 18th annual Christmas Tree Recycling Event. FREE paper shredding services will also be available on site!
January
04
Saturday
Start the new year on a green note with Palm Coast's Annual Christmas Tree Recycling Event! Join us on Saturday, January 4, 2025, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Palm Coast Fuel Depot, 22 Utility Drive.
🎄 Recycle Your Tree
Bring your undecorated Christmas tree, and as a thank-you, you'll receive a free three-gallon tree or shrub (while supplies last). Recycled trees will be turned into mulch to enhance Palm Coast’s beautiful parks and trails.
🗂️ Free Document Shredding
Take advantage of on-site shredding to securely dispose of sensitive documents like checkbooks, expired credit cards, and spiral notebooks. All shredded materials will be recycled into new products, such as paper towels. Please note: batteries, three-ring binders, hard drives, and X-rays cannot be accepted.
Important Reminders:
- Remove all decorations, lights, tinsel, and ornaments from trees before recycling.
- Items like batteries or hard drives are not accepted for shredding.
🌱 Give Back and Grow
Our residents are the reason this event is such a success year after year! It’s a wonderful way to recycle holiday waste, start fresh for the new year, and contribute to the community. Don’t miss the chance to grab a free tree or shrub for your yard!
We look forward to seeing you there! Let’s make this year’s recycling event the best one yet!
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