Electronics, including televisions, computers and DVD players, may contain toxic materials such as cadmium, lead and mercury.
These toxic materials, if not properly handled, persist in the environment and pose a significant threat to humans, plants and wildlife.
Hennepin County accepts all types of consumer electronics free of charge (up to 5 of the same type of device per year) at the county drop-off facilities in Bloomington and Brooklyn Park. Visit www.hennepin.us/dropoffs for more information.
For additional disposal options, visit RethinkRecycling.com.
POSTED 2/18/11
Hennepin County has added media recycling to the household electronics recycling program at the county’s drop-off facilities. Materials accepted include computer disks, DVDs, CDs, Blu-ray discs, more...
You are responsible for destroying data that you consider private or confidential. Hennepin County does not guarantee the security of data stored on the electronic devices it collects. It's up to you to destroy data that you consider private or confidential.
To protect your security when recycling electronics:
For more information about electronics recycling, visit www.hennepin.us/electronics.
Hennepin County accepts all types of consumer electronics free of charge (up to 5 of the same type of device per year) at the county drop-off facilities in Bloomington and Brooklyn Park.
Hennepin County Recycling Center & Transfer Station
8100 Jefferson Highway, Brooklyn Park
South Hennepin Recycling & Problem Waste Drop-Off Center
1400 W 96th St, Bloomington
Tuesday–Friday, 10 am–6 pm
(Wednesdays until 8 pm)
Saturday 8 am–5 pm
Closed on Sundays, Mondays and holidays.