The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) are partnering with the Kawartha Lakes Police Services on March 18th, 2022 for Fraud Prevention Month. The ERA will be shredding hard drives, phones, tapes and other small devices holding sensitive data from the Police department and the public. We intend on educating the public on how important it is to dispose of their unwanted and old electronics correctly so that the data doesn’t find itself in another person’s possession. This will be a day to educate and supply answers to all of the publics’ fraud-related questions.
We will be bringing a portable hard drive shredder to allow the public to shred their personal devices, free of charge.
Kawartha Lakes Police Service Headquarters Building
6 Victoria Avenue North, Lindsay, Ontario, K9V 4E5
Friday, March 18th, 2022
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
We would like to thank the Kawartha Lakes Police Service for teaming up with us for this important event.
On the day we will be collecting your unwanted electronics too. The following devices are what we accept:
- Consumer Electronics (gaming consoles, iPods and mp3 players, stereo equipment etc)
- Desktop Computers (PC & Mac, monitors, parts, motherboards etc)
- Handheld devices (smartphones, cell phones, tablets etc)
- Laptops (PC & Mac, docking stations, parts, cables etc)
- Printers (Inkjet & Laserjet, plotters, copiers, scanners, fax machines etc)
- Peripherals (Keyboards, mice, CD/DVD ROMs, cards, accessories etc)
- Phone Systems
- Racks and miscellaneous (Server racks, lab equipment, disk arrays etc)
- Servers (Rackmount, stand-alone, all brands etc)
- Software (operating system, editing, design etc)
- Specialty items (Cisco networking, switches, routers etc)
If you are unable to attend, please visit here for drop off instructions and locations.
Have only a few items and want us to get them next day? ERA offers shipping labels for free pickup from anywhere in Canada. Click HERE