Free Residential Drop Off Items

Before bringing items to our facility:

Remove fluids (e.g. gas, oil, etc.) and all removeable batteries.
Drop off the removed batteries and fluids at a Household Hazardous Waste facility.
Take products with the batteries/fluids removed to a recycling or disposal facility.
Items with built-in batteries must be taken to an electronic waste (e-waste) program only.

This Residential Program allows the following items to be accepted for free* at Kiefer Landfill and the North Area Recovery Station for recycling.

*Load must only contain free items.

Small Household Corded Items:

Coffee makers; Toasters & toaster ovens; Telephones; Curling irons; Hair dryers; Vacuums (remove bag); Mixers; Blenders; Food processors; Electric shavers; Box fans; Portable heaters

Small Power Tools:

Drills; Grinders; Routers; Sanders; Power Saws

Appliances:

Residents may drop off up to two per day. (Microwaves; Refrigerators; Stoves & ovens; Washers & dryers; Dishwashers)

Electronics Waste:

Cellphones; PDAs; Devices with digital screens; Laptops; Computers; Tablet PCs; All-in-one desktops; Servers; CD & DVD drives and hard drives; Zip drives, Loose circuit boards & cards; Routers & modems; Digital cameras; Gaming consoles; DVD players; TVs;*

Computer mice; Wires; Keyboards; Printers & fax machines; Copiers (only residential copiers accepted free); DVRs & cable boxes; Stereos.

*Before dropping off e-waste for recycling, protect your personal information. Any personal data stored on e-waste should be permanently erase by using disk cleaning software, hard resets, memory card removal, overwriting commands, etc. Learn about electronic disposal best practices.