Electronics Recycling in Nevada
217 recycling centers in 31 cities
E-Waste Recycling Laws and Programs in Nevada
Nevada does not have a statewide mandatory e-waste recycling program or law compelling electronics recycling. In practice, electronics recycling in Nevada occurs through a patchwork of local government programs, private recycling companies, and casino or business initiatives (given the large hospitality industry, many companies handle their electronics responsibly). Residents of cities like Las Vegas and Reno typically have access to e-waste drop-off events or can bring electronics to county facilities for recycling, but these services are not uniform statewide. Nevada has encouraged recycling by raising public awareness, yet there is no ban on disposing of electronics in the trash. The state has considered legislation in the past, but currently relies on consumers to utilize the available recycling options to reduce the electronic waste stream.
Austin
1 recycling center
Battle Mountain
1 recycling center
Beatty
1 recycling center
Boulder City
1 recycling center
Carson City
4 recycling centers
Coyote Springs
2 recycling centers
Dayton
2 recycling centers
Elko
16 recycling centers
Fallon
1 recycling center
Fernley
5 recycling centers
Gardnerville
1 recycling center
Hawthorne
2 recycling centers
Henderson
4 recycling centers
Incline Village
2 recycling centers
Jackpot
1 recycling center
Las Vegas
62 recycling centers
Lovelock
1 recycling center
McDermitt
1 recycling center
Minden
1 recycling center
Nellis AFB
1 recycling center
North Las Vegas
24 recycling centers
Pahrump
14 recycling centers
Pioche
1 recycling center
Reno
46 recycling centers
Silver Springs
1 recycling center
Sparks
15 recycling centers
Spring Creek
1 recycling center
Sun Valley
1 recycling center
Tonopah
1 recycling center
Winnemucca
2 recycling centers
Yerington
1 recycling center