Did you know that electronics are banned from landfills in Colorado? To help Aurorans recycle their electronics and do so responsibly, the city of Aurora hosts a series of e-cycle events each year. This is for residents only (no business customers).

Electronics are collected and recycled by Pedal Point LifeCycle Solutions (formerly Techno Rescue). Pedal Point LifeCycle Solutions can recycle more than just TVs and computers. Most items with a cord or a battery are accepted, including: desktops, laptops, cell phones, tablets, gaming equipment, consumer electronics and more. Please see below for the list of non-acceptable items. All data storage media are wiped and physically destroyed to protect your identity.

Electronic Recycling Events are taking place at Pedal Point LifeCycle Solutions' (formerly Techno Rescue) Aurora facility located at 3251 Lewiston St., Suite 10, Aurora 80011.

Pedal Point LifeCycle Solutions may be reached at 303.482.2207 if you have any questions.

2025 Event Pricing

(updated March 24, 2025)

The facility is open for special event pricing on the dates below (8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays; closed on Sundays):  

• March 31 to April 11, July 7 to 18 and Oct. 6 to 17

For questions, please contact Pedal Point LifeCycle Solutions (formerly Techno Rescue) at 303.482.2207.

Cash or credit/debit card is preferred as payment. Please contact Pedal Point LifeCycle Solutions for more information. Prices are subject to change.  
$5 carload
 
Additional charges to address the rising costs associated with processing select electronics will be applied (subject to change):
LCD monitors/LCD All in One Computer (iMac): Now free! (No additional fee, but $5 carload still applies)
Floor model printers: Now free! (No additional fee, but $5 carload still applies)
Flat screen TV (LCD/LED) (all sizes): $10 each
CRT TVs & CRT Monitors (all sizes): $20 each
Projection, DLP and console TVs: $40 each

Items NOT Accepted or Unlawful to Accept:

Alkaline or household batteries
Light bulbs
PCB (polychlorinated biphenyls) ballasts or other PCB containing material
Freon equipment
Mercury or equipment containing Mercury
Gasoline or other combustible fuel equipment
Pressurized tanks or canisters
Aerosol cans
Office furniture
Paper
Books
Cardboard
Plastic
Glass
Tires
Fluids
Paint
Solvents
Chemicals
Smoke detectors
Carbon monoxide detectors
Thermostats
Neon signs
Radioactive equipment or materials
Unsanitized healthcare or medical equipment
Items containing asbestos

If these options don't work for you, there are electronics take-back programs available. When evaluating these alternatives, please consider the environmental certifications, sustainability practices, and any exporting policy associated with each company and program.