Residential Computer Recycling Programs Serviced by Cascade

The following communities and organizations host computer collection events or permanent drop-off sites for residential computer collection.  Cascade and its logistics partners services these locations (picks up and processes collected materials).  For more information about accepted materials, possible costs and event dates please click on the location name to be directed to their website. If your community is not listed below, please contact your local municipality for more information.

Wisconsin

Columbia County
1 ongoing drop off site in Portage on Hwy 16. Open to anyone in Columbia county (businesses or households). Fee charged.

City of Madison
2 ongoing drop of sites - East and West side of town. Madison residents only. Sticker purchase required for some items.

Madison Recycling Center
2200 Fish Hatchery Road, Madison, WI - (608) 251-2115. Open to anyone, no minimums. Fee charged by the pound (check for latest cost, average fee is $0.35/lb. with some equipment processed at no cost).

Waukesha County
3 ongoing drop off sites - City of Waukesha, City of Brookfield and City of New Berlin. Free residential computer equipment recycling.

Walworth County
Annual May collection event. Visit their web site for the latest details.

City of Milwaukee
2 ongoing drop off sites - North and South side of town. Household computer equipment only. No fee for residents.

Indiana

Hendricks County
Hendricks County Partnership for Water Quality - April collection event

 

Non-Cascade Sponsored Collection Programs
There are many other options for households and small businesses to responsibly recycle their electronics. Dozens of states now sponsor programs that increase the availability of recycling options. Links to these state programs are maintained by the Electronics TakeBack Coalition.

Many office supply stores and Goodwill locations will also take electronics. Some manufacturers offer return programs. These are good solutions for household electronics recycling. Unfortunately, Cascade cannot attest to the responsibility of any other program, so be sure to ask proper questions to ensure your computers, and the data stored on them, are processed properly.