BOROUGH OF PALMYRA, PA

Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority

Electronic Recycling

The Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority (GLRA) offers an electronics facility for Lebanon County residents and small businesses.  GLRA's Electronics Recycling Facility is for Lebanon County residents and small businesses. 
There are no charges and no fees for electronics recycling.
If you need further information on services provided by GLRA, please click on the above link.

Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday    8:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Saturday    8:30 AM to 11:30 AM   

Entrance gate closes promptly at 3:30 PM on weekdays and 11:30 AM on Saturday.

The facility is located at 1610 Russell Road, Lebanon, behind the plant bedding and wood mulch loading area.  Follow the signs on Russell Road to the entrance of the electronics recycling facility.  A GLRA license is not required.  

Accepted Electronic Devices

• All Computers and PCs (Desktops, Laptops, Notebooks, Tablets, and Servers)
• All Computer Monitors and Televisions (CRT, LCD, LED, Plasma, Flat screen, Projection and Console)
• Computer Peripherals: Keyboards, Mice, Computer Speakers, and External Devices (External Devices include: CD/DVD/Blu-Ray ROM/Burners, Scanners, Wire less Routers/Switches, Modems, and External Tape, Optical, and Hard Disc Drives)
• Printers: All Desktop Printers, Dot Matrix, Inkjet, Laser, and All in Ones (Printer-Scanner-Fax Combos)
• Digital Cameras and Camcorders (Video)
• Telephones, Cell Phones, PDAs, Smart Phones, Mobile Devices, Hand-held PCs, and MP3 Players
• All Electronic Cables and Wiring
• Video Games, Gaming Consoles, and Controllers
• Power Supplies, UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) Systems, USB Ports/Drives, and Battery Back Ups

Individuals and small businesses with 10 or more electronic items must call in advance to schedule a specific time to bring in larger quantities. Larger quantities will not be accepted at the facility unless an appointment has been scheduled first through the County Recycling Coordinator at 717-867-5790 Extension 307.



Battery Recycling Program  (Beginning October 1st, 2022)

• RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES are commonly found in cordless power tools, cordless phones, laptops, cellphones, cameras, two-way radios, and medical equipment (portable glucose monitor, thermometer, etc.).
• SINGLE-USE BATTERIES cannot be recharged and must be disposed of once they wear out. Single-Use batteries are most commonly used in low-drain devices, such as flashlights, clocks, watches, remote controls, smoke detectors, keyless entry remotes, toys, and hearing aids.

        Disposal requirements for all batteries is:

• EACH individual battery MUST BE under 11 pounds to be accepted and EACH individual battery MUST BE placed in an INDIVIDUAL clear plastic storage/ziplock bag.

This is because batteries may hold a residual charge even when they appear dead. When this battery comes into contact with other batteries or metal, a spark or heat can occur. Unprotected battery terminals are dangerous. Sparks and heat can cause smoke, fires and explosions resulting in property damage or physical injury.