RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES MUST BE RECYCLED THROUGH SPECIAL TAKE-BACK PROGRAMS
Batteries are split into two categories: rechargeable and single-use. Rechargeable batteries must always be brought to a special take back program - if thrown out or put into your recycling bin, they can cause fires putting our Sanitation Team at risk. Information on single-use batteries is listed below. The rechargeable battery drop-off program is for Troy residents only.
Days & Location
Tuesdays
9 AM to 1 PM
Troy Resource Management Facility (former Alamo)
Corner of East Industrial Parkway and Main Street; 3000 Main Street
Proof of residence required.
Instructions for drop-off
- Check the batteries' conditions
- If damaged, wrap the entire battery in clear tape and notify the laborer at the facility
- Bring to the Troy Resource Management Facility (3000 Main Street) during open hours
Signs of a Damaged Battery
- puffed
- swollen
- leaking
- corroded
Examples of Rechargeable Batteries
- Lithium ion, Li-ion
- Nickel Metal Hydride, Ni-MH
- Nickel Cadmium, Ni-Cad