Fairfield Residents Can Drop Off Small Electronics Free at Republic Services, With a Five-Item Limit

FAIRFIELD — November 2, 2026. Fairfield’s electronics recycling program offers free drop-off of certain small devices and appliances at 2901 Industrial Court for eligible city residents.

When the center is listed as open

The city lists Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m., with a midday closure from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and major holidays are closed.

What the program accepts

The city says small electronics and appliances may be dropped off, with a limit of five items per person each week. Residents must remove batteries and bring proof of local residence. Large televisions and equipment have additional acceptance restrictions.

What can incur a fee

Appliances with refrigerant can require a specific removal charge. Electronics should never be mixed into curbside garbage; confirm whether a large screen, printer or other item qualifies before transporting it.

Official sources

City of Fairfield — Electronic Waste Drop-Off Rules.

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