Government E-Waste Recycling Programs
Municipal government e-waste programs in Metro St. Louis and the surrounding region have relied on CJD since 2012 to handle the labor, logistics, and downstream processing that make collection events work.
Municipal government e-waste programs in Metro St. Louis and the surrounding region have relied on CJD since 2012 to handle the labor, logistics, and downstream processing that make collection events work.
CJD provides labor, equipment, and downstream processing for community e-waste drives.
Free recycling containers are deployed directly to government facilities for qualifying accounts.
Certificates of recycling and destruction are available after every event or pickup.
From single collection events to recurring facility programs, here’s what every municipal partnership at CJD includes.
CJD’s government e-waste service covers the full range of equipment municipalities and county agencies generate. Here’s what we process.
Tell us about your event or volume and we’ll confirm what CJD can provide. Municipalities working with CJD for the first time typically start with a single collection event and build from there.
CJD has been running government e-waste programs across Metro St. Louis and the region since 2012. Here’s what distinguishes the program for public sector accounts.
What does CJD provide for a municipal e-waste collection event?
CJD supplies labor, collection equipment, and downstream processing. Municipalities provide the venue. CJD handles unloading, sorting, and hauling from the event site, with certified documentation available after each event.
What government IT disposal services does CJD provide?
CJD accepts desktop computers, laptops, monitors, servers, networking equipment, and office technology from government facilities. Data-bearing devices are handled under CJD’s R2v3-certified protocol, with certificates of destruction and recycling documentation available for compliance records.
Is the CART container program available for government facilities?
Yes. Government offices, public works departments, and municipal facilities qualify. Free containers hold up to 500 pounds and are picked up monthly, quarterly, or bi-yearly at no cost for qualifying accounts. Check the upcoming e-recycling events calendar for scheduled municipal collection events in the Metro St. Louis area.





















