Drop-off center
Delta Township Recycling Center
5717 Millett Hwy, Delta Township, MI
- Hours
- Nov – Mar Tuesday 8 AM – 4 PM; Nov – Mar Wednesday 12 PM – 6 PM…
- Fee
- Not published
- C&D debris
- Not listed
- Phone
- (517) 323-8500
Electronics recycling in Michigan
4 sites in Michigan are listed for electronics: 1 landfill, 1 transfer station, 1 drop-off center and 1 C&D landfill. The most are in Eaton County (1), Ingham County (1) and Jackson County (1).
1 posts hours; none publish a fee in our records yet. A site is listed when its own record names electronics. Limits and fees differ, so call before you load up.
Michigan rules and programs
Electronics landfill ban
PartlyMichigan does not ban electronics from the trash, but makers of computers, monitors, TVs, tablets and printers must offer a convenient take-back program at no charge. Michigan EGLE publishes the list of free manufacturer programs.
Source: Michigan EGLE: Electronic waste takeback program, read October 5, 2026
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Every listed site in Michigan, by county
Eaton County (1)
Record lists electronics
Ingham County (1)
- Landfill
Granger Waste Management Company
16980 Wood Rd, Lansing, MI
- Hours
- Not posted
- Fee
- Not published
- C&D debris
- Not listed
- Phone
- (517) 372-2800
Record lists electronics
Jackson County (1)
- C&D landfill
Liberty Environmentalists Landfill
7900 S Meridian Rd, Clarklake, MI
- Hours
- Not posted
- Fee
- Not published
- C&D debris
- Accepted
- Phone
- (517) 787-1177
Record lists electronics
Presque Isle County (1)
- Transfer station
Rogers City Transfer Station
503 Park Dr, Rogers City, MI
- Hours
- Not posted
- Fee
- Not published
- C&D debris
- Not listed
Record lists electronics
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