Channel Construction, which runs the scrap metal recycling operation at the former 6-Mile mill site, has resumed accepting unusable vehicles and large appliances from the public — and it’s free.
The company collects scrap metal from throughout Southeast Alaska and ships it by barge for recycling out of state. It has operated at the mill site for more than a year, and recently signed a five-year lease to use the borough-owned property.
The drop-off site reopened to the public on May 3 and will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, Channel Construction announced last week. The rec...
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