Bureau County Electronics Recycling Event

The next Bureau County Electronics Recycling Event will be held on Saturday, October 25th at the Bureau County Highway Department, 595 Elm Place invPrinceton, Illinois from 9:00 am until 12:00 pm. Noon (or when semi-trucks fill to capacity).

LOCATION:
Bureau County Highway Department
595 Elm Place
Princeton, IL 61356

Vehicle line-up will start on West Elm Street. You can read the event guidelines below. If you have any questions about our Electronics Recycling Event please contact
recycling@bureaucounty-il.gov.

Event Guidelines

Event will continue whether rain or shine
Proof of Bureau County residency required (driver’s license, voters ID card, recent utility bill).
TOTAL limit of SEVEN (7) items
Only Bureau County residentially generated electronic items are accepted. No businesses or
institutions.
Also, large volumes of dismantled or de-manufactured listed items will not be accepted.
Volunteers will help unload items.
DO NOT LEAVE ITEMS OUTSIDE OF THE COLLECTION SITE – 24 Hour Surveillance Cameras WILL
BE ONSITE.

Items Accepted

Air Fryer / Microwave
Boom Box / Stereos / Speakers
Box Fan / Space Heater / D-Humidifier
Cable / Satellite Receiver / TV
Calculator
Camera / Camcorders
Laptop / Monitor / Copier / Scanner / Fax Machine /
Typewriter / CPU Desktop
CD / VCR / DVD / DVR / Record / I-Pad / Digital Music Players
Christmas Lights / Electric Power Tools / Power Cord
Clocks / Radios
Coffee Maker
Computer Mice / Speaker / Keyboard / Printer
E-Reader / Tablet
Pizza Maker / Toaster / Toaster Oven / Electric Tea Kettle
Digital Converter Boxes / Landline Phones
Vacuum Cleaner / Irons
Video Games Consoles / Handheld Electronics
Items NOT Accepted
Refrigerators / Freezers / Stoves*
Washing Machines / Dryers*
Dishwashers / Blenders
Air Conditioners / Water Heaters
Smoke Detectors / Batteries
Fluorescent Bulbs
* White goods are major home appliances and WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED!

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email us at Recycle@bureaucounty-il.gov!

IMPORTANT: Computers often contain highly personal information, so BEFORE dropping off any computer or memory device for recycling, it is
strongly recommended to ERASE the hard drive