‘Community Shred-a-thon’
Popular paper disposal and recycling event returns after the pandemic
| 24 May 2021 | 12:34

Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright at John Jay Park on Sunday. Photo courtesy of Office of Rebecca Seawright

Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright at the ‘Shred-a-thon.’
Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright and City Sanitation Commissioner Ed Grayson joined forces to mark the return Sunday of the highly popular “Community Shred-a-thon” after a one-year absence during the COVID-19 pandemic. More than 150 residents took advantage of the free service offered at John Jay Park. The service provides a safe and secure way to dispose of paper documents containing personal information and carries environmental benefits as well as shredded paper collected for recycling.