Pinellas County Utilities hosts mobile collections and operates Hazardous Household Waste & Electronics Collection Center for hard to dispose of items,such as TVs, batteries, computers, paint, appliances and more.  If you have a product that you wish to dispose of you can do so at the Pinellas County Solid Waste Facility or bring it by a Mobile Collection Day in your area!

Thank you Largo! 994 Largo Residents recycled chemicals and electronics at the Saturday, March 20 Electronics/Chemical Recycling Day at Home Depot read more Next Mobile Collection Day Saturday, September 11, 2010 9am-2pm Largo Recycling Center 1551 Starkey Road (South of East Bay and North of Ulmerton Rd.) Please look at restrictions below Visit one of the many FREE Household Electronics & Chemical Mobile Collections sponsored by Pinellas County Utilities. Find another mobile collection here Are you a commercial business? Find information on commercial electronics & chemical collection here.

Watch a video* Please note you will be leaving Largo's website to view this video What to Bring: The following electronic items are considered hazardous due to substances such as lead, mercury, cadmium, and brominated flame retardants.* Entertainment Computer Communication Cassette player CPU Blackberry CD player External drive Cell phone DVD player Keyboard Pager Portable player (MP3 or iPod) Laptop PDA (such as a Palm Pilot) Radio Modem Telephone Speaker Monitor Wireless device Stereo Mouse   Television (TV) Power supply   Video game player Printer   VCR Scanner         Office Audiovisual Other Fax machine Camcorder Float switch Photocopier Digital camera Fluorescent bulbs Toner cartridge Projector GPS unit Typewriter (electric) Marine depth finder      Microwave oven     Rechargeable batteries *Not all electronics are hazardous. See our list of electronics that are NOT hazardous (such as blow dryers or vacuum cleaners). An item IS hazardous if it contains any of the following: digital display, circuit board, or rechargeable What NOT to bring: These "special" hazardous waste items are not accepted at mobile collections. Appliances (such as refrigerators) Explosives (including guns) Fire Extinguishers Medical, biological or infectious waste Medicines Propane Tanks Radioactive waste Click here for safe disposal options Can't make it to the mobile collection days: Check out the New Household Electronics & Chemical Collection Center in St. Petersburg Find out more... In addition to hosting mobile collections, Pinellas County Utilities has created an excellent reference guide for hard to dispose of items, such as TVs, batteries, computers, paint, appliances, propane tanks and more, called the A to Z Guide. Click here to go to Pinellas County's A-Z Guide