Electronics Recycling in Delaware
146 recycling centers in 37 cities
E-Waste Recycling Laws and Programs in Delaware
Delaware does not have a specific e-waste recycling mandate for manufacturers, but the state offers robust recycling options through its Solid Waste Authority. Electronics recycling in Delaware is supported by the Delaware Solid Waste Authority's programs, which provide convenient drop-off centers and periodic collection events for old electronics. Residents can recycle items like computers, TVs, and other gadgets at these sites, typically free of charge or for a small fee, as part of Delaware's broader waste diversion efforts. While there is no statewide law banning electronics from the trash, the established infrastructure makes it easy for Delawareans to recycle e-waste responsibly.
Bear
10 recycling centers
Bethany Beach
1 recycling center
Bridgeville
3 recycling centers
Camden
2 recycling centers
Cheswold
1 recycling center
Claymont
2 recycling centers
Dagsboro
2 recycling centers
Delmar
3 recycling centers
Dover
8 recycling centers
Edgemoor
1 recycling center
Ellendale
1 recycling center
Felton
3 recycling centers
Fenwick Island
1 recycling center
Frankford
3 recycling centers
Georgetown
6 recycling centers
Greenwood
3 recycling centers
Harrington
1 recycling center
Hartly
1 recycling center
Hockessin
2 recycling centers
Laurel
2 recycling centers
Lewes
1 recycling center
Lincoln
1 recycling center
Magnolia
1 recycling center
Middletown
9 recycling centers
Milford
4 recycling centers
Millsboro
10 recycling centers
New Castle
7 recycling centers
Newark
11 recycling centers
Newport
1 recycling center
Ocean View
4 recycling centers
Rehoboth Beach
1 recycling center
Seaford
2 recycling centers
Selbyville
12 recycling centers
Smyrna
5 recycling centers
Townsend
4 recycling centers
Wilmington
16 recycling centers
Winterthur
1 recycling center