E-Waste Drop-Off Sites - DSNY

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Appliances
Automotive Waste
Batteries
Clothing, Household Fabrics, & Accessories
Construction Debris
Dead Animals
Electronics & E-Waste
Furniture, Mattresses, & Rugs
Gas Cylinders & Fire Extinguishers
Harmful Household Products
Ink & Toner Cartridges
Large Items
Light Bulbs
Medical Waste
Mercury & Mercury-Containing Devices
Metal, Glass, Plastic, & Cartons
Mixed Paper & Cardboard
Oils, Grease, & Fats
Plant, Leaf, & Yard Waste

Appliances

Automotive Waste

Batteries

Clothing, Household Fabrics, & Accessories

Construction Debris

Dead Animals

Electronics & E-Waste

Furniture, Mattresses, & Rugs

Gas Cylinders & Fire Extinguishers

Harmful Household Products

Ink & Toner Cartridges

Large Items

Light Bulbs

Medical Waste

Mercury & Mercury-Containing Devices

Metal, Glass, Plastic, & Cartons

Mixed Paper & Cardboard

Oils, Grease, & Fats

Plant, Leaf, & Yard Waste


E-Waste Drop-Off Sites

Get rid of electronics by using free and convenient take-back programs offered by many manufacturers. NYS Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act requires manufacturers of certain items to provide free and convenient recycling of electronic waste to consumers in New York State. Find a full list of items covered by the act.

NYC residents can also visit electronic waste collection sites and events throughout the city. You may want to call before visiting to make sure they are open and accepting the particular type or brand of equipment you are trying to get rid of.

Find an electronics drop-off location or event near you.

Store and Manufacturer Complaints

If you have a problem with a manufacturer that is required to accept electronics under NYS's Electronic Waste Acceptance Programs or a store which sells electronics but doesn't have information about electronics recycling, report the company to NYSDEC online or call (518) 402-8706.