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Don't trash that technology...
Recycle
Your Old Electronic Equipment!
Residents of the
SOCRRA communities may call SOCRRA at 248.288.5153 to make an appointment to
bring in their old electronic equipment for recycling. SOCRRA's Recycling Drop-off
Center is located at 995 Coolidge (between 14 & 15 Mile Roads) in Troy.
Please bring a driver's license to verify residency.
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Learn more about the e-cycle program
that
your local Best Buy store offers.
Note: be sure to select Michigan as your state.
Watch a short You Tube video of
the Geek Squad
at Best Buy destroying a computer Hard Drive.
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SOCRRA will accept:
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ANY KIND OF
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
including: |
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Computer
Equipment – CPUs, Monitors, Keyboards, Printers,
Mice, Hard Drives, Cables, Motherboards, Videoboards,
Network Cards, Zip Drives, Laptops |
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Televisions* |
Radios |
Telephones/Cell Phones |
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Copy
Machines |
Fax Machines |
Stereos |
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VCRs |
CD Players |
Scanners |
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Games |
Camcorders |
Typewriters |
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*Note: It will cost
SOCRRA $25 to have your 100 lb. television set recycled. Please consider
these other options regarding disposal of old TVs:
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If it still works, save
it to view movies (VHS, DVDs) or for your electronic video games.
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We cannot accept wooden
cabinets, so if your TV is in one, you need to remove it from the cabinet
before bringing to SOCRRA.
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When you purchase a new
television, try to get the seller to take your old one.
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Consider donating the
old TV to a charity or low income family.
Residents will not
be charged for this service.
Items must be from homes only.
NO BUSINESS MATERIAL BECAUSE OF FEDERAL WASTE LAWS.
The service is
available only to residents in SOCRRA's 12-member consortium (Berkley,
Beverly Hills, Birmingham, Clawson, Ferndale, Hazel Park, Huntington Woods,
Lathrup Village, Oak Park, Pleasant Ridge, Royal Oak and Troy).
Copyright © 2006 [SOCRRA]. All rights
reserved.
Revised: August 09, 2010.
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