2026 COLLECTION EVENTS
October 17 HARD-TO-RECYCLE in Allegheny County (Leetsdale) REGISTER NOW
October 21 E-WASTE COLLECTION in Delaware County (Media) REGISTER NOW
October 31 HARD-TO-RECYCLE PPG & Pittsburgh Penguins in Allegheny County (Melody Tent Lot C near Downtown Pittsburgh) REGISTER NOW
March 24 E-WASTE COLLECTION in Montgomery County (Norristown)
April 25 HARD-TO-RECYCLE COLLECTION in Butler County (Karns City)
April 29 E-WASTE COLLECTION in Delaware County (Upland)
May 2 HOUSEHOLD CHEMICAL COLLECTION in Allegheny County (North Park)
May 9 HARD-TO-RECYCLE COLLECTION in Allegheny County (Harmar Township)
June 6 HOUSEHOLD CHEMICAL COLLECTION in Cambria County (Ebensburg)
June 13 HOUSEHOLD CHEMICAL COLLECTION in Fayette County (Uniontown)
June 27 HOUSEHOLD CHEMICAL COLLECTION in Washington County (Washington)
August 1 HARD-TO-RECYCLE COLLECTION in Allegheny County (McKeesport)
August 15 HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS in Allegheny County (Boyce Park)
August 22 HARD-TO-RECYCLE in Allegheny County (Boyce Park)
September 16 E-WASTE COLLECTION in Montgomery County (Lansdale)
September 19 HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS in Allegheny County (South Park)
September 26 HARD-TO-RECYCLE in Allegheny County (Settlers Cabin Park)
October 3 HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS in Beaver County (Bradys Run Park)
Approximately 50% of the waste that Americans generate every day is recyclable through traditional recycling systems. In addition to paper, glass, metal and glass, an additional 20% of our waste is recyclable through specialty recycling programs!
Materials such as electronics, household chemicals, tires and more do not belong in landfills. Some products contain toxic material that can leach into our waterways or introduce dangerous toxic chemicals into our environment. Others contain valuable recyclable materials that can negate the need for mining raw materials.
PRC is proud to offer services in southwestern and southeastern Pennsylvania to collect these types of materials. We work with local professionals to recycle items into new products or dispose of them with the least environmental impact possible.