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Smiling Stu Sutherland

Jul 28, 2026

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Calhoun County to Offer Free Fall Scrap Tire Collections

Residents can dispose of up to 10 scrap tires at no cost in Marshall and Tekonsha this fall

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Calhoun County to Offer Free Fall Scrap Tire Collections

Calhoun County residents, get ready to clean out those old tires! The county is offering two free scrap tire collection events this fall, giving you a chance to dispose of up to 10 passenger vehicle tires at no cost.

 

Marshall Collection - Registration Required

 

The first collection event will take place in Marshall on September 25, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

 

Important: Registration is required for the Marshall event. Residents must sign up in advance by completing an online form at tinyurl.com/4y54tyvy or by calling the Community Development Office at 269-969-6395.

 

The exact collection location will be provided only to registered participants.

 

Tekonsha Collection - First Come, First Served

 

The second collection event will be held in Tekonsha on October 26, 2026, from noon to 5 p.m., or until the trailer reaches capacity.

 

This event will take place at the Tekonsha Village Offices, located at 537 N. Church St. No registration is required for the Tekonsha event.

 

What You Need to Know

 

Limits:

• Up to 10 passenger vehicle scrap tires per participant

• Commercial business and farm tires will NOT be accepted

 

Preparation:

• Remove rims from tires before arrival

• Ensure tires are free of mud and stones

 

Requirements:

• Must be a Calhoun County resident

• Participants must remain in their vehicles at collection sites

 

Grant-Funded Initiative

 

This program is funded through an EGLE (Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy) Scrap Tire Grant, making it possible for residents to dispose of tires properly at no cost while helping keep our community clean.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Q: When and where are the free tire collection events?

A: Marshall: September 25, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (registration required). Tekonsha: October 26, noon to 5 p.m. (no registration needed).

 

Q: How many tires can I bring?

A: Up to 10 passenger vehicle scrap tires per participant. Commercial and farm tires are not accepted.

 

Q: Do I need to register for the tire collection events?

A: Registration is required for the Marshall event only. Call 269-969-6395 or visit tinyurl.com/4y54tyvy to register. Tekonsha is first-come, first-served.

 

Source: Battle Creek Enquirer

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  • MV
    Michelle V.· Jul 28, 7:08 PM

    Thanks for making it easy, will definitely bring mine to Tekonsha this year!

    • JT
      JJ T.· Jul 28, 7:50 PM

      Michelle V.I went last year in Tekonsha and it was really fast! Just make sure to get there early—last time the trailer filled up before the end.

    • SS
      Smiling Stu SutherlandAuthor· Jul 28, 7:50 PM

      Thank you for participating—every tire recycled helps keep our community clean!

  • DS
    Diana S.· Jul 28, 6:25 PM

    Wish they took farm tires too. Got a stack out back that's not shrinking.

    • SS
      Smiling Stu SutherlandAuthor· Jul 28, 7:50 PM

      We hear you—unfortunately, the grant funding only covers passenger vehicle tires, so farm and commercial tires can't be accepted at these events.

  • TR
    Tommy R.· Jul 28, 5:42 PM

    Glad they're doing this, those things pile up fast in my garage.

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