Shred Fest

2026 Schedule and Locations

Shred Fest is back!

Safely and securely shredding your old documents is one of the best ways to prevent identity theft. Members are invited to bring up to 2 boxes of paper. Each shred fest event will run from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm, or until the truck is full.

1. Old Tax Returns: Generally, it’s safe to shred tax returns that are more than seven years old.
2. Bank Statements: Any bank statements not needed for tax purposes can be shredded.
3. Old Medical Records: Keep those that are still relevant to your current health situation, otherwise, shred them.
4. Pay Stubs: Once you’ve received your annual W-2 and confirmed its accuracy, you can shred old pay stubs.
5. Utility Bills: After you’ve paid them and don’t need them for tax purposes, shred them.
6. Credit Card Statements: After you’ve confirmed the accuracy of the transactions, it’s safe to shred these unless needed for tax purposes.
7. Old ID Cards and Passports: These could be a goldmine for identity thieves if not disposed of properly.
8. Expired Warranties: Once they’re expired, they’re not much use.
9. Receipts: Unless needed for warranties, returns, taxes, or big-ticket items, shred them.
10. Junk Mail: Any mail with your name, address, or other personal information.

Remember, before shredding any document, ensure it’s not something you’ll need in the future.