Electronics Recycling / Household Hazardous Waste Programs

Perinton Electronics Recycling Program

From June through October, the Town offers electronics recycling once a month by appointment only. Residents can drive-thru at Perinton Public Works and staff will remove recyclable material from the vehicle.


How the Town of Perinton Electronics Recycling Process works:

  1. Schedule an Appointment:  Visit our “Book an Appointment” on the Electronics Recycling Program graphic above.
  2. Drive-Thru Collection: Please arrive at the time of your appointment with your electronics in the trunk of your vehicle. You will not need to exit your vehicle; items will be collected by staff. (TVs are limited to 4 per appointment date)
  3. No Fees: TVs, computers, printers, keyboards, mice, phones, and all other electronics are accepted free of charge.
  4. Recycle: The Town Partners with a local company EWaste+ to properly recycle all items.

Electronics recycling includes everything from small devices such as cell phones and digital cameras to large devices such as TVs and computers. If you are looking for a full list of recyclable electronics visit: Acceptable Materials / Unacceptable Materials.

Household Hazardous Waste

Residents can recycle Household Hazardous Waste year-round by making an appointment at the Monroe County Ecopark. Check out local PaintCare drop-off sites to properly dispose of house paint as well as primers, stains, sealers, and clear coatings such as shellac and varnish. Visit www.paintcare.org for more information.

If you have any questions, please contact Perinton Public Works at (585) 223-5115.

Other local recycling programs:

Electronics Recycling

Note: The Electronics Recycling Program is pauses during the winter months from November – April due to facility and staffing demands of the Snow and Ice Program.

Other local electronics recycling programs:

Perinton Community Recycling Day

Shredding, Electronics Recycling and Household Hazardous Waste Collection.

Each May, the Town of Perinton hosts a Drive-Thru Community Recycling Day featuring electronics recycling, free shredding for residents, and a household hazardous waste collection in partnership with Monroe County.  

By offering these collections, we are bringing essential services close to home while encouraging residents to recycle items that are often difficult to dispose of properly.