How to get rid of TVs and electronics in New Hampshire

Statewide context

NHDES provides electronics recycling guidance and notes banned e-waste should go through transfer stations, haulers, listed recyclers, or participating retailers rather than trash.

Source: NHDES electronics guidance.

Town pages on TownDumps

• Amherst - Video displays $5; other electronics free in the e-waste box.
• Barrington - TVs $5 to $50; computers $8 to $10.
• Bedford - TV $15; monitor/computer/printer $5.
• Concord - Television / monitor $50; laptop $27. Ask attendant for other electronics.
• Conway - $5 to $20.
• Derry - TV/monitor $15 (up to 25 in) or $25 (26 in+).
• Dover - TVs $10 (up to 36 in) or $20 (over 36 in); monitor $10; many small electronics $5; CPU/keyboard/mouse free.
• Durham - $15 sticker per screen or Freon appliance.
• Exeter - $10 electronics sticker plus annual permit.
• Goffstown - $5 ≤19 in; $15 larger.
• Hampton - TV and computer monitor $15 each; printer free.
• Hanover - TVs/monitors $22.50.
• Hooksett - Per fee sheet by device.
• Hudson - Not accepted at Transfer Station; Casella curbside for a fee per Town FAQ.
• Keene - Electronics $0.45/lb ($9 minimum); solar panels $0.62/lb.
• Laconia - $15/$25/$40 by size class.
• Lebanon - TVs/monitors $22.50; other devices $12.50.
• Londonderry - $7 under 20 in TV/computer/microwave; $14 over 20 in TV or commercial fax/copier.
• Manchester - TVs $15 each; other electronics $0.10/lb.
• Merrimack - Electronic equipment $15 each (includes TVs, computers, monitors, microwaves).
• Nashua - First 2 electronics per year free; additional $5 each.
• Pelham - TVs $30; monitors/laptops see attendant.
• Portsmouth - Electronics $10.
• Rochester - Computers and TVs accepted at Drop-Off Center per flyer.
• Salem - CRTs/electronic waste accepted per facility description; confirm TV/monitor coupon rules on Town C&D/TV coupon page.
• Wolfeboro - $10 to $45.

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