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How to Get Rid of Old Electronics and TVs in Hampton Roads

Southside residents can drop electronics — TVs and monitors included — free at SPSA's e-waste sites, up to five items a day. Peninsula cities have their own options, like Newport News' permanent collection at its Recovery Operations Center.

Some drop-offs have limits on older tube (CRT) TVs, so check your city below.

Checked against official city, county and authority sources in September 2026. Rules change — follow each link to confirm before you set anything out.

Drop it off

SPSA (Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Franklin and Isle of Wight County)
E-waste — monitors, TVs, computers, and most electronics — is accepted free, up to 5 items a day, at the Suffolk Regional Landfill, the Norfolk and Chesapeake transfer stations on set days, and Franklin on quarterly dates. Source
Norfolk
Norfolk residents take all e-waste to the Norfolk SPSA Transfer Station, free — Tuesdays and Saturdays, noon to 4 p.m., five items per visit, in a personal vehicle. Source
Virginia Beach
The city's Resource Recovery Center accepts electronics, including TVs and monitors — but not cathode-ray tube (CRT) electronics. Source
Newport News
The city runs a permanent residential electronics collection at the Recovery Operations Center. Source
York County / Yorktown
Non-working TVs can go to the county's Waste Management Center. TVs aren't accepted at the computer-recycling events. Source
Gloucester County
Household appliances and TVs can go to the county's convenience centers. Source

Curbside pickup

York County / Yorktown
TVs are on the bulk-collection accepted list. Source
Poquoson
Large electronics are accepted with the monthly Bulk Item Pickup. Source

Donate it

Newport News
The city lists Goodwill locations at 12638 Jefferson Ave. and 11061 Warwick Blvd. for electronics. Source
Williamsburg
The city suggests donating computers to charities such as CHKD, DAV, Good Samaritan and Habitat for Humanity. Source
York County
The county asks that working TVs be donated. Source

Or have it hauled away

Electronics and TVs are on our household junk list. A single item is our $145 minimum load, and they can go with the rest of a cleanout.

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