State E-Waste Legislation in the U.S.

Connecticut
- Population: 3,588,184
- % of US Population: 1.1016%
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State E-Waste Program
Producer Responsibility Program
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Landfill/Disposal Ban
Connecticut has a ban on electronic devices including computers, laptops, computer monitors, televisions, printers and components or subassemblies of the aforementioned products. The ban became effective 1/1/2009.
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Program Website
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Program Type
State Operated Program
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Quick Summary
Manufacturers of covered electronic devices (CEDs) must participate in a state-wide electronics recycling program established by the CT DEEP to implement and finance the collection, transportation, and recycling of CEDs from Connecticut households. Municipalities in Connecticut are required to provide for the collection of Connecticut household-generated covered electronic devices (CEDs) in their communities. The CT DEEP approves the recyclers under the program.
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Manufacturers
Computers, Laptops, Computer Monitors, Printers, Televisions
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Important Deadlines
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Program YearOctober 1 – September 30
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Registration Date
September 30
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Registration Form
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Registration Renewal
N/A
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Registration Fee
Varied. Invoiced by CT DEEP
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Recycling Plan Due Date
N/A
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Recycling Plan Form
N/A
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Reporting Date
N/A
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Reporting Form
N/A
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Eligible Products
Computers, Laptops, Computer Monitors, Printers, Televisions
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Eligible Entities to Collect From
Households
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Recycling Obligation
N/A
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Convenience Requirements
N/A
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Recycler Requirements
Formal application and approval by the CT DEEP to participate in the state operated program. Responsible for brand sorting and invoicing of manufacturers.
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Collector Requirements
Municipalities are required to provide for the collection of CEDs.
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Link to Legislation
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Link to Regulations
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State Agency
Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection
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State Agency Contact(s)
Mark Latham
(860) 418-5930