You are here: Home → Public Works → Spotlights → What To Do With Unwanted TVs and Computer Monitors
Online Services
All Online City Services
Web Site Feedback

Please use this link to submit your comments or questions about our web site.

Submit Web Site Feedback
 
Document Actions

What To Do With Unwanted TVs and Computer Monitors

To avoid the shattering of glass and the resulting safety issues of glass chards on lawns or streets, items containing glass are not collected as part of your weekly bulk collection service. This includes TVs with glass viewing screens.

To avoid the shattering of glass and the resulting safety issues of glass chards on lawns or streets, items containing glass are not collected as part of your weekly bulk collection service. This includes TVs with glass viewing screens.

Disposal options include:
  1. Delivering the TV to the ARC (2520 58th Street, Hampton, VA) where it might be refurbished or parts recycled Planet E Recycling Solutions (www.arcvap.org)
  2. Placing the TV in the green trash cart if the TV will fit in the cart with the lid securely closed
  3. Delivering the TV to the Denbigh Dropoff Facility (Residential Waste Drop-Off and Composting Facility)
  4. Delivering the TV at the quarterly Household Hazardous Waste / Electronic Waste Collection event

Please call (757) 269-2700 for additional information.
Translate this Site

Learn about web site translations

Contacts

Email: gpubwk@nngov.com
 
Mail: Dept. of Public Works
513 Oyster Point Rd.
Newport News, VA 23602
 
Phone:  (757) 269-2700 
 
TTY: (757) 269-2889 

Citizen's Guide to Services

The Newport News Citizen’s Guide to Services has been developed to provide you with a convenient resource to access city services and programs.

Learn More