What is Electronic Waste (e-waste)?

In 2011 the State of Vermont banned a certain list of electronics from landfill disposal. The list includes:

• TVs
• Computers, monitors and computer peripherals (a peripheral is any device that needs to be connected to a computer in order to operate)
• VCRs & DVD players
• Stereo Equipment
• Personal Digital Assistants & Music Players
• telephones & cell phones (including fax & answering machines)
• Game Consoles
• Power supply cords (used to charge electronic devices)

Electronic waste does not include anything with a cord or appliances like toasters, lamps, or microwaves.

Where Can I get rid of Electronic Waste?

TVs and computers are accepted for free from Vermont residents at any registered collection site that is participating in the Vermont State Plan. For a list of locations visit www.vtecycles.org. St. Johnsbury residents can bring e-waste to ___________. Transfer Station, the _________ Waste Management District drop-off in _________ or the ________ Recycling Center. It is best to call ahead to locations for pricing prior to loading up all of your electronics.