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the frankfort station | March 15, 2018 | 15
Police Reports
Area residents warned about
increased burglary to vehicles
Lincoln-Way residents are
asked to be aware that the
area has experienced multiple
break-ins and vehicle
thefts recently, according to
a Frankfort Police Department
advisory notice sent
March 9.
The advisory notes these
events have typically occurred
overnight and offenders
have searched for
unlocked cars; in some incidents,
a vehicle has dropped
off several people who proceeded
to search for unlocked
vehicles and take items from
them before leaving the area.
The department recommends
residents lock their
doors, remove valuables
from the cars whenever possible
and never leave their
keys or key fobs in their vehicles.
Residents who see or
hear anything unusual, such
as a dog barking or a car
door shutting at an unusual
hour, are asked to call police
immediately at 911 for an
emergency call or (815) 485-
2500 for non-emergencies.
March 4
• Breonna L. Clausell, 24,
of 6420 Grayhawk Drive
in Matteson, was cited for
alleged improper lighting,
driving with a suspended license
and no insurance.
March 2
• Alonzo Ashley, 22, of 120
Sauk Trail in Park Forest, was
cited for allegedly driving with
a suspended license, no insurance,
following too closely
and no valid registration.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Frankfort
Station’s Police Reports are
compiled from official reports
found online on the Frankfort
Police Department’s website or
releases issued by the department
and other agencies. Individuals
named in these reports
are considered innocent of all
charges until proven guilty in a
court of law.
Frankfort Township begins twicemonthly
electronic recycling service
Submitted by Office of Will
County Executive Lawrence
M. Walsh
Frankfort Township has
become host to Will County’s
newest permanent electronic
recycling site. Its first
collection date will be Tuesday,
March 13.
The site, which will be
open from 5 to 7 p.m. the second
and fourth Tuesdays of
each month, is at the Township
Hall, 11000 W. Lincoln
Highway in Frankfort.
“Will County residents
may bring a large variety of
electronics, including the 17
items banned from disposal
in Illinois, plus many additional
items such as power
tools, hair dryers and microwave
ovens, to this and all
of the collection sites,” said
Marta Keane, the county’s
recycling specialist with the
Resource Recovery and Energy
Division of the Land
Use Department.
There is a limit of two
television sets per vehicle;
identification is required to
prove residency in a community
that is entirely or
partially in Will County.
The Frankfort Township
site fills the time slot previously
used by Joliet. Keane
explained that the city’s new
contract with waste management
includes free curbside
pickup of electronics
for those who have Joliet
garbage/recycling service.
Residents should call (800)
449-7587 to schedule an appointment
for pickup.
“Will County offers seven
locations with year-round
hours to make recycling of
electronics as convenient as
possible,” Keane said. “In
addition, the county offers
several one-day collection
events on Saturdays.”
Unlike the one-day collection
events, which now require
them, no appointments
are necessary to drop off
electronics at the permanent
sites.
For a full list of times,
dates and places, along with
what items may be recycled
there, go to WillCounty
Green.com. All sites are
closed on holidays.
The service is funded by the
County and electronics manufacturers.
The Land Use Department
is under County Executive
Larry Walsh’s office.
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