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    Electronics Recycling

    Old and unused electronics must be recycled rather than thrown into a landfill, per state law.

    The city does not handle electronics recycling.

    Electronics
    Electronic items include:
    • Televisions
    • Computers and monitors
    • Laptops, notebooks and tablets
    • Printers
    • Fax machines
    • DVD and VCR players
    • Peripherals such as keyboards and mice
    • Radios and stereos
    • Video game consoles

    Where to Recycle
    A number of businesses will recycle electronics.  Please contact them to see if there is a cost associated with recycling your items.

    R2 Disassembly
    Free drop-off for all electronics except items with CRT tubes.  Call for appointment.
    11751 Huron Street
    303.443.1984

    Best Buy
    104th Avenue and Bannock Street
    303.252.8677

    Veolia
    9131 E. 96th Avenue
    303.526.8155


    Data Security
    Please be mindful of protecting personal information stored on the hard drive of computers, printers, etc. prior to recycling. Simply deleting files and reformatting the hard drive doesn't guarantee all your data will be destroyed.
    • Use special disk-wiping software designed to protect sensitive data; or
    • Remove the hard drive and destroy it.
      • Hammer a nail through it in several places.
      • Dismantle and deeply scratch or break the inner disk plates.
    • Once you've secured your personal information, bring the drive and other electronic waste to a reputable recycler.
    Source: State of Colorado

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    Contact
    Sanitation Division
    303.450.4004
    Hours
    Monday - Friday
    7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.