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Mesa electronics and TV drop-off

Mesa’s Household Hazardous Materials facility accepts both electronics and appliances. The city lists flat-screen TVs and projector/tube TVs, so you do not have to guess whether an older set belongs somewhere else.

Last checked Nov 5, 2026. Confirm the official details before you drive; event and facility rules can change.

TVs and electronics

Accepted: flat-screen TVs, projector/tube TVs, computers, monitors, printers, cell phones, tablets, DVD/VCR players and stereos. Electronics are limited to an average household quantity. Wipe personal data first; Mesa is not responsible for data security.

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Appliances

The same facility accepts refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, microwaves, ranges, air conditioners and water heaters. The daily appliance limit is three.

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Who can use it

Mesa residents who pay the Green & Clean fee. Bring a driver’s license with a Mesa address, or a Mesa utility bill/rent receipt in your name with matching photo ID. Business waste is prohibited, and Maricopa County Island residents without Mesa trash service are not eligible. There is no additional charge for eligible residents.

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Address and hours

Mesa HHM facility: 2412 N. Center St., Building 2, Mesa 85201. Wednesday–Saturday, 7 a.m.–2 p.m. Closed Sunday–Tuesday and city holidays. One visit per household per day; staff unload, and you remain in your vehicle.

Seal and box items, label unmarked containers and mark the load “HHM.” Mesa’s bulk-item pickup excludes appliances but accepts TVs (one large or a few small). It is a scheduled pickup with an added charge. The HHM facility has no additional charge for eligible residents. Official bulk-item source

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