Residential Recycling

Appliance Recycling Program: Want to earn some money and have your your old refrigerator or freezer hauled away for free?  DTE Energy and Consumers Energy are offering this great service to their electric customers. The old appliances are handled responsibly and the components are recycled, making this a win-win situation! 

Ann Arbor Drop-off Station: Open to all county residents. Recycle Ann Arbor operates Washtenaw County's most comprehensive regional Drop-off Station (DOS). The DOS is a fully staffed facility open six days a week year-round. The facility is funded through a partnership between Washtenaw County, the City of Ann Arbor and Pittsfield Township.

Green Info Guide: The online version of the Green Info Guide, a tool that provides practical information about local solid waste and recycling services as well as information on best management practices concerning household hazardous waste, yard waste, and energy efficiency.

Washtenaw County Recycling Guide: Contains information on, and locations of, local recycling opportunities.

Turning Trash into Treasure: Find out how to get rid of hard-to-dispose-of household items, such as appliances, motor oil, antifreeze, computers, furniture and more.

Ash Tree Disposal:  The State of Michigan offers two locations in Washtenaw County where you can drop off ash wood free of charge:  Mid-Michigan Recycling on Platt Road, and LaMont Brothers on Whitmore Lake Road.  The facilities recycle the ash wood while preventing the spread of the beetle.

Fluorescent Bulb Recycling: There are several places to recycle your used fluorescents within Washtenaw County.

Computer Recycling: Learn about the environmental and public health issues related to disposing computers as well as recycling options available to County residents.

Electronic Waste Recycling:  Locations for recycling electronics other than computers, such as cell phones and iPods.

Composting: Learn about how you can start composting in your household today!