FAQs • Whiteside County, IL • CivicEngage

What kind of items can be dropped off at the electronics recycling drop-off?: The electronics recycling program was established to provide a location where residents can recycle old or non-functioning electronics. View the list of the types of items that can be recycled. The County also accepts tube TV’s that are still intact (glass tube not broken). Appliances are not accepted.

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1. What kind of items can be dropped off at the electronics recycling drop-off?: The electronics recycling program was established to provide a location where residents can recycle old or non-functioning electronics. View the list of the types of items that can be recycled. The County also accepts tube TV’s that are still intact (glass tube not broken). Appliances are not accepted.

2. What are the hours of the drop-off facility?: The drop-off facility is open 24/7. However, if there are a lot of items or large items that you need assistance with, we encourage you to come during office hours and ask for assistance. Office hours are Monday through Friday 7:00-3:30. A video camera is used to monitor the activity at the drop-off facility.

3. Who can drop off items for recycling?: The facility is available for all residents of Whiteside County based on the honor system.

4. Where is the drop-off facility located?: The drop-off facility is located behind the office of the Whiteside County Highway Department at 18819 Lincoln Rd. (U.S. 30), Morrison, IL. The drop-off facility consists of a modified cargo container that is tan in color and has a window on the east side, with a sliding door, which provides access to a table on the inside of the container to place items. If the table is full or you have larger items that won’t fit in the door items may be dropped off on the concrete ramp alongside the facility.

5. Does the County collect Household Hazardous waste?: The County has had Household Hazardous Waste collection events in the past. Typically these are coordinated with the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, who covers the cost for the collection event which tend to be very expensive. Typically these State-sponsored events allow residents who are outside of the jurisdiction to drop off waste at these events. The County is in the process of working with agencies to establish the next event. Until that time you can visit the IEPA website for event locations and permanent drop-off sites.