Banned from landfills

How to Dispose of Television in Washington, DC

DC electronics including television go to DPW Special Waste Collection Events only — free registration required. Not accepted at Fort Totten. Wipe data before drop-off.

Category: ElectronicsTelevision disposal near meWashington E-wasteCity program · DC DPW — Special Waste Collection EventsVerified 2026-08-12
StatusBanned from landfills
CurbsideDrop-off / special
Fee noteSpecial Waste Collection Events only — register
PathwayDC DPW Special Waste Events (RFK Lot 8)
Verified2026-08-12
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Can’t take this Television yourself?

The official drop-off steps above stay free. If you want someone to haul it, a hauler in our network may call with a quote — you pay them, not DumpRegistry.

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Local specifics

Curbside pickupNo / special call or drop-off required
Average tipping feeSpecial Waste Collection Events only — register
Hazardous ratingMedium
Nearest facility typeDC DPW Special Waste Events (RFK Lot 8)
Rule source levelcity
Last verified2026-08-12

Common questions

Permanent depot?

No — events only.

Fort Totten for TVs?

No.

Television in other cities

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