Did you get a new gadget for the holidays and need to get rid of the old one? Considering buying a new TV for the DTV conversion next month? Electronic waste (E-Waste), such as televisions, VCRs, computers, and iPods cannot be just thrown out in the garbage. There are four easy ways to properly recycle your E-Waste devices in the City of Sacramento.

1) Neighborhood Clean-Up Program: Residential rate payers are entitled to one free clean-up day per year to dispose of bulky waste. This includes E-Waste. To learn more or to schedule an appointment call Customer Service by dialing 311or (916) 264-5011.

2) The City of Sacramento Household Hazardous Waste Facility accepts E-Waste. CRT’s (televisions and computer monitors) are free. There is a $5-$10 fee for other small or large devices such as printers, stereos, microwave ovens, etc.

3) Check local calendars for free E-Waste drop off events. Many of these also serve as fundraising events for local non-profit groups and schools.

4) There are several businesses you can contact for E-Waste Recycling
• Appliance Distribution, Inc.
915 North B Street
916-497-0274
They offer free pick up within 10 miles of their facility or you can drop-off at their business. This company recycles E-Waste and appliances.

• Advanced Computer Recycling Inc.
8535 Morrison Creek Drive, Suite B
916-387-9988
Call for pick up information. This company recycles E-Waste.
 

Drop Off Only
• HMR
8301 Belvedere Ave
916-381-5504
This company recycles E-Waste.

• CEAR
3678 LeMay Street
Mather, CA 95655
916-388-1777
This company recycles E-Waste.

For more information contact the City of Sacramento Customer Serviceby dialing 311 or (916) 264-5011 or by visiting us at www.cityofsacramento.org/utilities