A press release from State Rep. Steve Reick:

Reick Document Shredding and Food Collection Event Set for This Saturday

This Saturday, August 18th, I am partnering with the Woodstock Food Pantry and the City of Woodstock for a free paper shredding event and non-perishable food/personal items drive.

The event will be held in the rear parking lot of my legislative office at 1072 Lake Avenue in Woodstock from 9:00 AM until 12:00 noon.

Residents from throughout the 63rd Legislative House District simply need to follow the signs that guide them through my parking lot and watch as event volunteers feed up to two boxes of shreddable documents into a large shred truck, and collect items to be donated to the food pantry.

There is a large sign outside State Representative Steve Reick’s office.

Parking will be available for those who want to watch their documents being shredded. Due to the size of the shred truck and popularity of similar events in the region, each vehicle will be limited to two grocery-sized bags or banker box sized boxes of shreddable documents.

Items collected for the food pantry will assist local families in need, including families residing within the Woodstock-based District 200 School District. It’s a pleasure to provide this free document shredding opportunity while also collecting goods for a community organization that provides a critical service for the residents of Woodstock and District 200 families.