JCHD recycling program offers programs and education for residents to increase awareness and recycling in the community. Check out the Green Guide for all the local recycling options and education information.
Residential Recycling
What electronics have been banned from landfills?
As of January 1, 2012 these electronic times are prohibited from disposal in Illinois Landfills in accordance with the “The Electronics Products Recycling and Reuse Act”.
Computers (desktop, laptop, tablet)
Monitors (CRT & flat screen)
Printers
Scanners
Fax machines
Electronic keyboards & mice
Televisions
Cable & satellite receivers
Digital converter boxes
Portable digital music players
VCRs
DVD players & recorders
Video game players
Small scale servers
Where can I recycle my old electronic items?
Residents can drop off small quantities (7 or fewer) of electronics – at no charge – at Southern Recycling Center, JCHD’s electronics recycling partner, during regular business hours. Please email angiek@jchdonline.org or call at 618-684-3143, ext. 136, for more information.
Address: 300 W. Chesnut St. Carbondale, IL, 62901
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am – 1:30 pm
Local Services
How can I participate in local recycling?
Contact your waste hauler to determine if curbside recycling is offered where you live.
For people living in apartments or in rural areas, there are local recycling stations at:
• Jackson County Health Department 415 Health Dept. Rd., Murphysboro
• University of Illinois Extension Office, 402 Ava Rd., Murphysboro
• City Lot, Rock Crusher Road, Campbell Hill
• Intersection of Main Street & Keller Highway, Ava
Materials accepted are glass bottles and jars, aluminum and steel cans, plastic bottles #1 and #2, newspaper, cardboard and paperboard, magazines, catalogs, phonebooks, junk mail, and office paper.
Where can I get recycle bins?
Contact your waste hauler to inquire if curbside is offered at your residence, if not contact Jackson County Health Department at 618-684-3143, ext. 128.