Ernst & Haas Management Co Blog

[caption id="attachment_825" align="aligncenter" width="183" caption="Recycle your Christmas tree by dropping it off at one of numerous recycling locations in Long Beach between now and January 7. "][/caption] Our least favorite part about the New Year is the daunting task of taking down and putting away all of our Christmas decorations. Christmas is one of our favorite holidays and the decor brings so much cheer to the office, we're sad to see it go! But if you're anything like us, you probably feel the same and you probably have no idea what to do with your Christmas tree once the twinkling lights and glittering ornaments have been boxed up and stored. If you live in Long Beach, however, have no fear, because your tree can be recycled! Recycle your Christmas tree for FREE by simply dropping it off at one of the following recycling locations any day between now and January 7: El Dorado Park - 2760 N. Studebaker Rd., south parking lot behind administration building CSULB Recycling Center - 5800 Atherton Blvd., east of Bellflower Blvd. North Police Substation - 4891 N. Atlantic Ave. at Del Amo Blvd., enter in 46th St. Fire Station #14 - 5200 Eliot St. at Colorado Ave. City Operations Center - Environmental Services Bureau, 2929 E. Willow St. Bixby Park - 1st St. at Cherry Ave. Cesar E. Chavez Park - Golden Shore St. at 4th St. Houghton Park - Myrtle Ave. at Harding St. Hudson Park - Hill St. at Webster Ave. Stearns Park - Corner of 23rd St. and Roycroft Ave. Veterans Park - 28th St. at Pine Ave. Wardlow Park - Monlaco Rd. at Rutgers Ave. ***If you have city refuse service, put your holiday tree out where your trash is normally collected by 7 a.m. on Saturday, January 8, and it will be collected and recycled for free. All decorations and stands must be removed. Trees over 12-feet tall should be cut in half. Flocked trees will be accepted.