Shred documents free at Johnson County Recycling District on April 23

Courtesy-Johnson County Recycling District

FRANKLIN, Ind. - The Johnson County Recycling District (JCRD), in partnership with Shares, Inc., is hosting its spring document shredding evening on Thursday, April 23.

The spring event is from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Recycling Center, 2250 N. Graham Road in Franklin.    

Shredding evenings are free and open to all Johnson County residents and businesses.     

For more information on the spring document shredding evening, call the JCRD at 317-738-2546 or visit jcrd.org.

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