| Patty Brooks
SPNA President
President@Strawberryparkna.org
(408)421-7578
Helpful Information
Battery / Fluorescent Lamp Recycling
On February 9, 2006, a new California State law made it illegal to place any batteries or fluorescent lamps in the trash. Both batteries and fluorescent lamps contain hazardous materials and present a threat to humans and the environment when broken, landfilled or incinerated. This law applies to all batteries and all fluorescent lamps, tubes and compact fluorescent bulbs.
You can drop off fluorescent lamps and all household batteries (except automotive) at Orchard Supply Hardware, 5365 Prospect Rd.
Household Hazardous Waste Disposal
You can schedule a free disposal appointment for household hazardous materials such as cleaning fluids, paint, pesticides and fertilizers, pool chemicals, solvents, medical waste, and mercury thermometers, as well as batteries and fluorescent bulbs.
Call the Santa Clara County Household Hazardous Waste Program at 299-7300 or make an appointment online.
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Want to know what is happening in the Strawberry Park Neighborhood Association? The bounderies are 280, Saratoga Ave., Williams, and Moorpark. Join the SPNA Yahoo Group. Post questions. Ask for advice. Talk with your neighbors. What ever you wnated to know about the neighbood Association is delivered to your inbox.
The Happy Valley 95129 Yahoo groupd is bounded by 280, Saratoga Ave and Lawrence Expwy. This is a great way to know what is going on around you. Suspicious activity? Sales people, Play groups for kids. What ever you wnated to know about the neighbood is delivered to your inbox.
20-Hour San Jose Prepared! Course:
To register for any of the following 20-Hour courses, email us at sjprepared@sanjoseca.gov or give us a call 408-277-4598. Please include the following information in your email or voicemail:
-Your name
-Your phone number
-Which set of classes you would like to attend
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