Electronics Recycling in Indiana

Indiana has a mandatory electronics recycling law (the Indiana E-Waste Program, established in 2009) that ensures consumers have access to free recycling for their gadgets. The law requires manufacturers of video display devices (like TVs, computer monitors, and laptops) and other covered electronics to register with the state and finance collection and recycling programs. As a result, electronics recycling in Indiana is readily available through the Indiana E-Cycle program, with numerous drop-off sites and events where residents can bring TVs, computers, printers, and more. Since 2011, Indiana has also prohibited households from disposing of covered electronic devices in municipal trash, further driving the use of the e-waste recycling infrastructure.