Recycling Old Electronics
Instead of throwing out your old electronics, recycle them.
What You Can Recycle
The following can be dropped off:
- Audio and video players/projectors
- Cameras
- Cell phones/PDAs
- Computers (desktop/laptop) and accessories
- Equalizers/preamplifiers
- Printing devices including copiers, scanners, typewriters, fax machines
- Radios, tuners, receivers
- Speakers
- Telephones and accessories
- Televisions
- Turntables
Unacceptable items for electronics recycling:
- Vacuums
- Microwaves
- Toasters
- Kettles
- Appliances
- Smoke detectors
- Thermostats
Locations to Recycle Electronics
Drop-off is free of charge for all Niagara residents.
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Bridge Street Waste and Recycling Drop-Off Depot - Fort Erie
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Humberstone Landfill - Welland
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Niagara Road 12 Landfill - West Lincoln
(Grimsby, Lincoln, West Lincoln and Pelham residents only)
- Walker Environment Group Waste and Recycling Drop-Off Depot - Thorold
Recycle Your Electronics
Recycle Your Electronics is a website designed to help you find places to drop-off outdated electronics that can't be put in your Blue Box and should not go in the garbage.
The site provides a list of accepted items, drop-off locations and special event details. If you have electronics still in good working order - donate them for reuse.