An electronics recycling event for Summit Hill residents will be held from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday.

Borough Secretary-Treasurer Kira Steber said it is scheduled to be held at Ginder Field, 40 W. Amidon St., and proof of residency will be required.

The recycling is being done by Responsible Recycling Services and is being done through the provisions of last year’s trash collection contract with County Waste. The contract between County Waste and the borough called for holding one such electronics recycling.

The electronics recycling includes not only such things as computers, monitors, printers, televisions and gaming devices, it also includes dishwashers, stoves, bed frames, filing cabinets, refrigerators, car batteries (sealed lead acid) and paint cans.

Steber said the snow date is Jan. 22. She said a posting will occur if the event is postponed.

In other business during Tuesday’s meeting:

• Kathy Gieniec was reappointed to the Recreation Commission for a two-year term. She currently serves as chairperson.

• The council voted unanimously to reject a request by Robert Siesputowski for the borough to plant a tree called “the hero’s tree.” The council said trees are planted by the Shade Tree Commission through individual or group sponsorships.

• Councilman David Wargo was named the borough’s delegate to the Carbon County Council of Governments.

• Council President Michael Kokinda was named the borough’s delegate to the Carbon County Tax Collection Committee. Joe Weber was named the alternate delegate.

• Kokinda publicly thanked Kathy Crampsie for serving as the borough’s tax collector for the past four years.

• The council will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. on Jan. 24 to fill a vacancy on the council and for general purposes.