Seasonal & Holidays

When, How To Dispose Of Your Christmas Tree In Gwinnett County

Gwinnett residents will be able to drop off their Christmas trees at designated sites around the county until Jan. 20.

Here is a list of places to recycle your Christmas trees in Gwinnett County.
Here is a list of places to recycle your Christmas trees in Gwinnett County. (Lorraine Swanson/Patch)

LOGANVILLE, GA - With Christmas Day come and gone, some people like to remove their Christmas trees right away, while others may want to keep them up for a while. But it really depends on the condition of the tree.

When you got the tree, what condition it was in at that time and how much it was watered factor into when you should take the tree to the curb. Fire officials recommend getting rid of trees immediately or when they get dry. Dried-out trees can catch fire more easily.
Luckily for Gwinnett County residents, there are plenty of options to get rid of your tree.

Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful’s annual Bring One for the Chipper program offers a solution starting Thursday.

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Gwinnett residents will be able to drop off their Christmas trees at designated sites around the county until Jan. 20, according to the Gwinnett Daily Post.

Trees collected at those sites, which will be fire stations in all corners of the county, will be brought to Bethesda Park on Jan. 25 for the Bring One for the Chipper tree recycling event.

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The event is where the trees are fed into chippers and turned into mulch.

Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful officials do ask that all tinsel, lights, ornaments and tree stands be removed from the trees before they are dropped off, however.

Anyone who is interested in volunteering for the Bring One for the Chipper event on Jan. 25 can contact Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful at gwinnettcb@gwinnettcb.org or 770-822-5187. They can also download a volunteer form at www.GwinnettCB.org. School and church groups, as well as individuals and families, are invited to volunteer for the event at Bethesda Park.

Dropoff locations are as follows.

Buford Fire Station 14♦ , 1600 Highway 23

♦ Fire Station 24♦ , 2735 Mall of GA Blvd.

♦ Fire Station 29♦ , 2800 Thompson Mill Road

Dacula Fire Station 17♦ , 2739 Brooks Road

♦ Fire Station 27♦ , 2825 Old Fountain Road

Duluth Fire Station 5♦ , 3001 Old Norcross Road

♦ Fire Station 7♦ , 3343 Bunton Road

♦ Fire Station 19♦ , 3275 N. Berkeley Lake Road

Grayson Fire Station 8♦ , 2295 Brannan Road

Hoschton Fire Station 18♦ , 1515 Mineral Springs Road

Lawrenceville Fire Station 9♦ , 1900 Five Forks-Trickum Road

♦ Fire Station 10♦ , 1131 Rock Springs Road

♦ Fire Station 20♦ , 1801 Cruse Road

♦ Fire Station 25♦ , 3575 Lawrenceville Highway

♦ Fire Station 31♦ , 1061 Collins Hill Road

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