Electronics

By recycling household packaging and papers, appliances and scrap metal, electronics, household hazardous waste, lighting, medications and sharps, textiles and clothing, and tires, you help protect the environment and extend the lifespans of our landfills.

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Electronics

Electronic waste is accepted free of charge at Haliburton Landfill, Harcourt Landfill, Kennisis Lake Landfill, West Bay Landfill, and West Guilford Landfill.

• Computers and laptops
• Printers (desktop and floor-standing, including printer cartridges)
• Video gaming devices
• Telephones including cellular phones
• Televisions and monitors
• Radios, stereos (including after-market vehicle stereos)
• Headphones
• Cameras (including security cameras)
• Video recorders
• Drones (with audio or visual recording equipment)
• Peripherals and Cables (including charging equipment)
• Hard drives (and other parts of technology sold separately)
• Handheld point-of-sale terminals or devices
• Audio recording equipment

Delete your data

It is your responsibility to ensure personal data is permanently removed from all electronics such as computers, laptops, tablets, phones, cell phones, etc. The Municipality of Dysart et al and its electronics recycler cannot accept liability for any data that remains on electronics left at the site.

No scavenging

The Municipality receives revenue from the sale of the electronics it collects for recycling. When you scavenge electronics, it increases taxes for everyone.

Ink jet cartridges and printer toner

Return ink jet cartridges and printer toner to the manufacturer. Most provide shipping instructions in their packaging or on their websites.

Visit www.everycartridge.com/canada to learn about the take-back options available from printer manufacturers.