Computer and Electronics Recycling

The City now offers a drop-off for unwanted computer components and small electronic equipment. These items can be dropped off at the Public Works office at 31 Oswego Avenue during office hours, Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 5 pm.

Most electronic equipment contains potentially hazardous metals, such as lead, mercury, cadmium and chromium. These metals need to be properly handled to avoid release into the environment.

The City contracts with a processing facility that reuses the items it can and dismantles and processes the rest. Any hazardous materials are disposed of at licensed hazardous waste facilities.

• Your Pickup Schedule: What to Put Out and When
• Holiday Collection Schedule
• Precycling: Reducing Waste Before Purchase
• Yard Trimmings: Leaves, Grass, and Branches
• Composting: Making Friends of Earthworms
• Glass: What Is and What Isn't Recyclable
• Metals Containers: Just Rinse & Recycle
• Appliances: CFC's And You
• Plastics: Expanded Beyond Bottles
• Got Milk? You can now recycle the container!
  
• Paper: Newspaper, Cardboard and Junk Mail
• Computer and Electronics Recycling
• Compact Flourescent Bulbs: Recycle - Don’t Break
• Hazardous Materials: Not For the Regular Trash
• Motor Oil and Antifreeze: For the Do-It-Yourselfers
• Dumpsters & Storage Pods - Permit Required
• Donations: Trash to Treasure
• City, County and State Telephone Numbers
• Map to Public Works Department