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Concerts, Arts, and other events in the public interest around the Front Range Community.
The annual event is strategically timed after Thanksgiving to encourage community members to bring their leftover grease from holiday meals for proper disposal. Holiday meals can leave gallons of unwanted, used cooking oil that shouldn’t be poured down drains or pipes. Used cooking oil can congeal, resulting in clogs and blockages in homes and the public collection system. In addition to cooking grease, South Platte Renew is accepting used automotive oil.
The event is free and open to all residents in the South Platte Renew service area. Residents can drop off up to 10 gallons of cooking grease and automotive oil per household.
Cooking grease and automotive oil should be properly prepared for drop off by separating into different containers and free of contaminants such as fuels, solvents, or water. Used cooking oil should be liquid and free of food debris. The facility is unable to accept any oil filters, antifreeze, oil, or chemicals from commercial businesses.
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For details about events, ticket availablity, or other questions, check the venue or event website.
KGNU has no additional information about this events, nor is responsible for their accuracy or last minute changes.
This May 1st and 2nd, we’re encouraging you to give and to publicly express what KGNU personally means to you.
We join other public and local stations across the country for this second annual event. It’s your forum to support and champion how KGNU connects with your values.
