Vermont guide

How to get rid of TVs and electronics in Vermont

Vermont runs a statewide electronics recycling program (E-Cycles) covering covered computers and TVs for residents, with municipal collection points.

Facts checked against official state and town sources on 2026-11-05.

Statewide context

Covered electronic devices can often be dropped at participating municipal sites under Vermont E-Cycles. Confirm whether your town charges for oversized TVs or non-covered devices.

Source: Vermont E-Cycles.

Town pages on TownDumps

  • Bradford - Fairlee Town page lists Bradford as free outlet for specified e-waste. Confirm current eligibility and limits.
  • Brattleboro - Computers, TVs, printers free.
  • Fairlee - Town directs free listed e-waste to Bradford Transfer Station, not Fairlee.
  • Middlebury - Covered electronics free for households under VT E-Waste law.
  • Tunbridge - Not accepted.
  • Williamstown - TVs, computers and peripherals free.

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