Institutional Day - May 7th-8th, 9:00am - 2:00pm

Ann Arbor

Washtenaw Intermediate School
District - District Office
1819 S. Wagner Rd.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103 (get directions)

Flint

Genesee Business Center
NE Corner of S. Grand
Traverse St & W. Hemphill
Flint, MI 48507 (get directions)

Dearborn

Ford Fairlane Program Center
780 Town Center Drive
Dearborn, MI 48126 (get directions)
Acceptable Materials Frequently Asked Questions Institutional Dropoff

Schools, Government, Non-Profits, Small & Medium Business

Attribute data currently unavailable This page is only intended for large volume recycling drop-off scheduling for schools, government, small and medium business and non-profits. Individuals do not need to fill out this form to participate in the eWaste Recycling Days program. Information collected on this site will only be used to help manage staffing and resource planning for large volume recycling participants.

Please select a preferred recycling drop-off event: Location, Date, Time of Day (Morning or Afternoon) and provide a general estimate of the quantity and type of equipment to be dropped off in the form fields below.
Exact counts are not necessary. Please provide a "best guess" quantity of drop-off items for our staffing and planning purposes.
By submitting this form, I acknowledge that equipment will be compliant with all state laws and any institutional process guidelines pertaining to asset disposal prior to delivery at drop-off event location. Equipment cannot be returned once accepted by drop-off event staff.

Sponsored By

  • Ann Arbor Public Schools and Climate Savers Computing Initiative @ University of Michigan

Hosted By

  • Pioneer High School
  • Washtenaw Intermediate School District - District Office
  • The Genesee County Land Bank
  • Ford Land

University of Michigan Departments, please see equipment disposal instructions:
All U-M-owned equipment must be disposed of through Property Disposition; items that cannot be resold by Property Disposition are responsibly recycled in accordance with state and federal regulations through Occupational Safety & Environmental Health at U-M.