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Where each county we cover takes electronics, what it costs, and any limit it posts. Your county’s page has the hours and who can use each place.

Tennessee

East Tennessee

Middle Tennessee

  • Bedford County

    Not posted. Call 931-684-4651

  • Coffee County

    Not posted. Call 931-723-5139

  • Davidson County

    Any of three drop-off sites. Free. Limit: 100 pounds a day, and one computer system a month.

  • Dickson County

    Not posted. Call 615-446-0019

  • Maury County

    Any of the nine convenience centers. Free.

  • Montgomery County

    Bi-County Landfill. Fee not posted.

  • Putnam County

    Putnam County Transfer Station and Recycling Center. Fee not posted.

  • Robertson County

    Robertson County Transfer Station and Recycling Center. Fee not posted.

  • Rutherford County

    Any of three drop-off sites. Fee not posted.

    Rutherford County’s recycling page says the centers don’t take paint, TVs, computers, or fluorescent bulbs. Its solid waste page says the Leanna Center has taken electronics, oil-based paint, and fluorescent bulbs since June 2024, and the county’s center map lists electronics at Leanna, Rockvale, and Smyrna.

  • Sumner County

    Resource Authority Transfer Station. $73 a ton, $10 minimum.

    The Resource Authority’s rate list charges $73 a ton for electronics. Its recycling page says batteries and electronic waste are $70 a ton.

  • Williamson County

    Any of five drop-off sites. Free for Williamson County residents.

    Williamson County’s eWaste page says the electronics drop-offs are open seven days a week, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. The convenience centers they sit in have been open weekdays 9 to 5 and weekends 7 to 3 since July 6, 2026.

  • Wilson County

    Wilson County Landfill. Fee not posted.

West Tennessee

Not yet verified. Call ahead to confirm. Source checked Oct. 8, 2026.

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