Electronics Recycling

CCNRD believes that electronics recycling is important and would like to make sure you know about other area options.

BHSU in Spearfish offers electronics recycling January through March 22, 2024. This is an annual event. Please click the link for more information: BHSU Electronics Recycling

Echoworks in Rapid City offers electronics recycling options year round, and will host a FREE electronics recycling event on April 20th from 10 am- 3 pm. Please click here for more information: Echoworks- Rapid City electronics recycling

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Thank you to our 2023 event Sponsors:

City of Sundance and Town of Hulett

Gold Level: Powder River Energy, Sundance State Bank, ONEOK

Silver Level: Pinnacle Bank, Neiman Enterprises

Blakeman Propane

May contain: desk, table, furniture, grass, plant, hat, clothing, person, glasses, accessories, advertisement, laptop, pc, electronics, computer, portrait, photography, head, face, summer, yard, outdoors, nature, shelter, building, architecture, cup, and poster — Jessie and Bridget working at the Hulett event

At the event, items are weighed, categorized, and loaded onto a trailer with the help of Protech Computing and local volunteers. A list of acceptable items wil be provided ahead of the event to help residents sort their items.

On September 9, 2023, the CCNRD held two electronic recycling events in Hulett and Sundance collecting over 7,500 pounds of electronic waste. These events prevent unwanted electronics from entering the landfill in Crook County or from being shipped to other countries. The CCNRD takes great pride in providing this service with the financial assistance of the Crook County Commissioners, City of Sundance, and Town of Hulett; sponsorships from Sundance State Bank, Powder River Energy, ONEOK, Neiman Enterprises, Pinnacle Bank and Blakeman Propane were received as well to help offset the rising costs in recycling.

May contain: person, man, adult, male, shoe, footwear, clothing, box, glove, hat, plywood, wood, wristwatch, truck, vehicle, transportation, and car — The trailer is loaded after the electronics are weighed.

These events have taken place annually since 2016 with an average collection of nearly 8,600 pounds of waste per year and a total of over 69,200 pounds of electronic waste recycled!

May contain: wood, plywood, person, clothing, glove, car, transportation, vehicle, pickup truck, truck, footwear, shoe, hat, road sign, sign, and symbol

Sundance event

May contain: clothing, pants, footwear, shoe, jeans, adult, female, person, woman, car, transportation, vehicle, hat, computer hardware, electronics, hardware, monitor, screen, walking, accessories, and belt

weighing items at the Hulett event

May contain: electronics, phone, bag, and mobile phone

May contain: person, pickup truck, transportation, truck, vehicle, clothing, hat, footwear, shoe, lamp, car, accessories, bag, handbag, machine, and spoke

Over 7.500 pounds of electronics collected on Sept 9

May contain: adapter, electronics, hardware, computer hardware, accessories, bag, and handbag

May contain: clothing, hat, adult, male, man, person, pickup truck, transportation, truck, vehicle, footwear, shoe, accessories, belt, chair, and furniture

Huge TVs going to recycling

May contain: clothing, footwear, shoe, glove, accessories, belt, person, adult, male, man, hat, box, wood, glasses, cardboard, and carton

May contain: electronics, screen, computer hardware, hardware, monitor, path, walkway, clothing, footwear, shoe, person, pants, accessories, bag, handbag, car, transportation, vehicle, adult, male, man, tv, wristwatch, glasses, hat, plywood, wood, and box

May contain: car, transportation, vehicle, person, clothing, hat, and lamp

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