TrashRules

A field guide for
the things we leave behind.

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Batteries & electronicsNew York City, New York

Televisions and computer monitors

Displays use e-waste collection, including older CRT sets.

Batteries & electronics
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New York City

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Special drop-offReviewed ruleApplies when: Is the display whole?: Whole, with no broken glass or other physical damage

Bring a whole television or monitor to a DSNY Special Waste site.

For households · NYC DSNY household collection

Reviewed September 22, 2026

NYC Department of Sanitation: Electronics and E-Waste
Verify with the agencyReviewed ruleApplies when: Is the display whole?: Broken glass or physical damage

Broken-display handling is not verified here. Contact 311 before arranging e-waste disposal.

For households · NYC DSNY household collection

Reviewed September 22, 2026

NYC Department of Sanitation: Electronics and E-Waste · NYC311: Hazardous Materials

Places & programs to check

Confirm eligibility and acceptance for your item's condition before making a trip. Listing a location does not confirm that it can take every item.

  • Manhattan Special Waste Drop-Off

    74 Pike Slip, between Cherry Street and South Street, under the Manhattan Bridge, Manhattan, NY

    NYC residents with NYC household waste; valid ID and proof of residency. Commercial waste and commercial vehicles excluded.