Recycle Your Old Electronics, Even TVs and Monitors For Free in Douglas County. Service Now Available Year-Round

Do you have old electronics taking up space in your basement or garage? Douglas County residents can now recycle their electronics for FREE year-round (Monday to Saturday). This program is through GreenWorks, the County’s new one-stop location for waste diversion services. Residents can schedule appointments to drop off a wide range of electronic items at the GreenWorks site in Sedalia. You can recycle your items for FREE. This is for DougCo residents ONLY and reservations are required.

Drop-Off Location:

GreenWorks, 5675 Delva Way in Sedalia. 

Drop-Off Dates and Times:

Mondays to Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Good To Know:

Reservations are REQUIRED. Use the link below to make a reservation.

This service is for Douglas County residents only. Bring your ID or other proof of residency.

Materials must be dropped off during staffed hours.

Please note that the last available appointment is at 4:30 p.m. so that the facility can close on time and staff has time to organize drop-offs at the end of the day

You can make a reservation here.

ACCEPTED

Bathroom and food scales

Binoculars

Cables

Cameras and lenses

Car stereos and radios

Cassette tapes/VHS tapes

CD’s

Cell phones

Computer monitors

Computers/laptops

Computer towers

Copy machines

Corded power tools

Corded telephones

Cordless power tools

Drones

DVD players/VCRs

Electric lawnmowers (no gas)

Electric Lawn Trimmers (no gas)

Electrical wire and stereo cables

Electric scooters

Hard drives and memory

Keyboards and mice

Lead-acid backup batteries

Lithium-ion computer batteries

Microscopes

Microwave ovens

Misc. computer parts

Modems/routers/Network switches

Paper shredders

Power cords

Printers

Remote control devices

Remotes

Satellite dishes

Servers and network equipment

Sewing machines

Speakers

Stereo equipment

Televisions (all sizes, types)

Telescopes

Typewriters

Vacuums

VOIP phones

NOT ACCEPTED

Large appliances including refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, and dryers

Air Conditioning and Swamp Coolers

Broken or exposed cathode ray tube (CRT) glass

Items that contain Freon (mini-refrigerator, wine refrigerator)

Items containing liquid mercury (Thermostats, fire detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, etc)

Light bulbs of any kind

Poly-chlorinated biphenyl ballasts (PBC) found in fluorescent light fixtures