Electronic waste (e-waste) is anything that plugs into an outlet or uses a battery.
It is illegal to place Electronic Waste (e-waste) in any collection container. The State of California provides a list of banned materials from the landfill that require special drop off.——————————————————————————————————————————————————-
Repair, Don’t Replace!Instead of buying new, support local businesses by having them repair and refurbish broken items. Search for repair options in your area.
Consider DonationIf the item is still usable, please donate.
Homeboy Electronics Recycling 6433 Canning St, Commerce, CA 90040| (323) 222-3322 A certified social enterprise offering refurbishment and proper disposal and management of electronics.
LA SHARES–free listing service to give to non-profits (213) 485-1097 | [email protected]
Human I-T230 E. 3rd St. Suite A Long Beach | (888) 268-3921Map & DirectionsProvides low-income individuals and nonprofits with technology, internet, and digital training.
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Burbank E-Waste Drop Off: Covid-19 precautions are required and enforced, including face masks and social distancing.
The Drop Zone at Burbank Recycle Center (Burbank residents only!) 500 South Flower Street, Burbank, CA 91502 | (818) 238-3900 Map & DirectionsMonday – Friday, 8am – 5pm; CLOSED WEEKENDS –Holiday hours: Mon. Dec. 26th and Jan. 2nd CLOSED
This service requires a valid Burbank ID.
For non-Burbank residents or for weekend drop off, bring e-waste to a hazardous waste facility.
