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E-waste and electronics recycling by city

East Valley and San Tan Valley pilot guides

Detailed TV, computer and appliance rules for four nearby communities. Each guide is checked against the official source and dated.

San Tan Valley

Pinal County’s pages do not list a dedicated electronics drop-off in San Tan Valley for TVs or computers.

Queen Creek

Queen Creek has two different options: QC Recycles events for electronics, and a voucher program at Gilbert’s Household Hazardous Waste facility for cell phones and computer equipment.

Mesa

Mesa’s Household Hazardous Materials facility accepts both electronics and appliances.

Gilbert

Gilbert’s HHW facility takes some electronics, but its TV rule matters: flat screens are accepted; CRT TVs are not.

Cities whose official pages say how electronics are handled, as of Nov 5, 2026.

BuckeyeE-waste is accepted at the household hazardous waste drop-off. Official source
Casa GrandeThe City Landfill, 5200 S ChuiChu Road, recycles residents' e-waste: monitors, keyboards, hard drives, printers, TVs (CRT included), VCR and DVD players, radios, phones, cameras and household batteries. Do not put e-waste in the recycle bin. Mon-Sat 7 a.m.-4 p.m., 520-421-8628. Official source
ChandlerBulk pickup collects electronics such as computers, flat-screen monitors and TVs, printers and stereos. Official source
The recycling drop-off takes computers, printers and other household electronics. Official source
CoolidgeThe city drop-off center accepts electric waste, including stereos, televisions, computers and VCRs. Official source
Fountain HillsFrom Feb 2027, UWS bulky item pickup accepts televisions and electronic waste, and UWS runs e-waste recycling events: (480) 697-4580. Official source
Gila BendBulk pick-up accepts electronics such as computers, flat-screen monitors and TVs, printers and stereos. Official source
GilbertFlat-screen TVs and other electronics are not taken in bulk. Official source
Electronic waste is accepted at the free drive-through Household Hazardous Waste & Recycling Event, Jan 9, 2027, 7 a.m.-1 p.m., Gilbert Town Hall, 50 E. Civic Center Drive. Official source
GlendaleElectronics are not accepted at HHW collections. Official source
The Municipal Landfill, 11480 W. Glendale Ave., has an Electronic Drop-Off for computers, network gear, cords, cameras, phones, tablets, game consoles, modems, routers, power tools and stereos. No TVs, printers or appliances. Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Sat 7 a.m.-3 p.m.. Official source
GoodyearThe Waste Connections Transfer Station (3000 S. 19th Ave.) and Glendale Municipal Landfill accept electronic waste; fees may apply. Official source
MesaThe household hazardous materials facility takes electronics in average household quantities. Wipe your data first. Official source
PeoriaElectronics are not accepted at HHW events. Glendale Landfill takes e-waste free: (623) 930-4727. Official source
PhoenixTransfer stations take CRT and flat-screen TVs: two CRT units per household per month free, then $20 per CRT unit plus disposal fees. Official source
The city points residents to Westech Recyclers for e-waste with non-removable batteries, computers, phones, monitors and printers. Official source
Queen CreekFour recycling drop-off events a year take electronics. Official source
The HHW program accepts cell phones and computer equipment. Official source
ScottsdaleCity facilities are not electronics drop-off sites; use the quarterly electronics recycling events. Official source
SurpriseScheduled HHW home pickups (February-November) include a separate electronic pickup for flat-screen TVs, computers and cell phones. Official source
TempeThe Household Products Collection Center takes e-waste, its top material in 2025. Official source

Cities not listed did not publish e-waste rules we could confirm on an official page. Check your city page.