After an embarrassing highlight on national television, the
Highlands Ranch Community Association contracted with a different
electronics recycling company.
Executive Recycling of Englewood was the focus of a “60 Minutes”
investigative story last October. Sharp eyes caught the Tattered
Cover and HRCA T-shirts in the clip.
Not this time.
HRCA’s computer and electronics recycling drop-off will be 8
a.m. to 1 p.m. April 25 at Town Center, 9288 Dorchester St., with a
new contractor, Techno Rescue in Commerce City.
Techno Rescue refurbishes computers. HRCA requested disk
shredding.
Nidal Allis, president of Techno Rescue, spent nine years in the
Air Force and several years working within the intelligence
community.
He’s after government contracts, so a management representative
from Techno Rescue is present to the very end of a junked computer
or television’s life. Techno Rescue will shred the hard drives
using a shredder that Allis has a partnership with.
“We have a Department of Defense approved sanitation process for
the hard drives,” Allis said. “Even if you run forensic data
recovery, the disk will be clean.”
For more information on Techno Rescue, see www.technorescue.com.
For more information on the drop-off, call 303-791-2500.
