Lower Saucon Township to Host Drive-Thru E-Waste Collection Event
MONTREAL (RecyclingMonster): A community recycling event scheduled for September 19, 2026 will give Lower Saucon Township residents an opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted electronic items.
The drive-thru collection event, organized by the township's Environmental Advisory Council (EAC), will take place from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Public Works Garage within the municipal complex on Old Philadelphia Pike in Bethlehem. The event reflects the kind of local recycling access often featured on the RecyclingMonster recycling platform.
Free Electronics Accepted at No Cost
The event will accept a wide range of electronic devices, with some items collected free of charge. The items that can be recycled free of cost include laptops, tablets, desktop computer towers, servers, mobile phones, hard drives, cords, cables, and telephones.
Fees Apply to Selected Appliances and Devices
There will be a recycling fee for certain appliances and electronic products. For instance, there will be a recycling fee of $25-$45 for televisions depending on size, $55 for projection TVs, $20 for multifunction printers, and $5 for microwaves and stereo speakers.
Smaller fees will also apply to items such as vacuum cleaners, humidifiers, keyboards, gaming consoles, and radios.
What the Event Will Not Accept
The event will not accept materials containing Freon, biohazardous waste, or radioactive substances. Payments must be made in cash or by check payable to Clean Earth.
Northampton County Household Hazardous Waste Event Also Planned
In addition, a household hazardous waste collection event for Northampton County residents is planned for Saturday, Oct. 3 at Northampton Community College.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Lower Saucon Township recycling event?
The event is scheduled for September 19, 2026.
Where will the collection event be held?
It will take place at the Public Works Garage within the municipal complex on Old Philadelphia Pike in Bethlehem.
What electronics can residents recycle for free?
Free items include laptops, tablets, desktop towers, servers, mobile phones, hard drives, cords, cables and telephones.
Which items will require a fee?
Fees apply to televisions, projection TVs, multifunction printers, microwaves, stereo speakers and several other electronics such as vacuum cleaners and gaming consoles.
What items are not accepted?
Materials containing Freon, biohazardous waste and radioactive substances will not be accepted.
Market Relevance
This Lower Saucon Township event shows how local recycling programs are making electronics disposal more accessible while using fee-based handling for items that require more specialized processing.
