Municipalities, First Nations and Métis Settlements as well as waste authorities and commissions - collectively referred to as municipalities - are the front line of the Recycling Programs. They have set up 440 electronics, paint, tire and used oil materials recycling depots (collection sites) to date, ensuring that wherever you live or do business in Alberta, there is a depot nearby.
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Information for Collection Sites
Read the Collection Site Requirements
Download the Collection Site Requirements document to find out what it means to be a registered collection site in the Electronics, Paint, Tire and Used Oil Recycling Programs and the benefits this presents to your community.
Fill out the form to register your site
Download the Collection Site Registration Form to register your sites in the Electronics, Paint, Tire and Used Oil Recycling Programs.
Get your copy of the 2021 Collection Site Newsletter
ARMA 2021 Collection Site Newsletter
Eligible Product Lists
Find out what materials are accepted for recycling through the Electronics, Paint, Tire and Used Oil Recycling Programs.
Request Collection Funding
The collection funding can be claimed when the eligible electronic or paint materials are shipped to a registered processor for recycling as per the Quarterly Electronics and Paint Collection Funding Payment Schedule.
- Electronics Funding Request Form
- Pilot Electronics Funding Request Form (pilot information)
- Paint Funding Request Form
For questions regarding registered collection sites please contact us at 1-888-999-8762 or [email protected].
Roundup Grant Program
Municipalities, Indigenous communities, regional waste authorities and commissions, and registered collection sites can apply for an event to collect old electronics, paint, used oil materials, and scrap tires.
Step One: Review the Municipal Roundup Grant Program Requirements
Step Two: Submit the Municipal Roundup Application at least four weeks prior to your event
**To be approved for a municipal roundup, applicants must demonstrate they have measures in place that adhere to public health requirements for COVID-19.**
Step Three: After your event, submit the following Funding Request Forms.
Best Practices Workshop
Alberta Recycling is pleased to offer this workshop to registered collection sites or municipalities interested in registering. The workshop provides in-depth information on the Collection Site Program to help you effectively manage Electronics, Paint and Tire Collection Sites.
To arrange a workshop in your area please contact our Program Administrator (Collection Sites) at 1-888-999-8762 or via e-mail at [email protected].
Grant to Advertise Registered Collection Sites
Find out about funding to assist in promoting electronics, paint and tire collection sites that are open year-round.
2021-22 Registered Collection Site Advertising Grant Application
Additional Opportunities
Municipal Grant Program
Update on the grant program for community projects or to upgrade registered tire collection areas.
Tire-Derived Aggregate (TDA)
Information on TDA for leachate collection in municipal landfills
Promotional Materials Order Form
Brochures and printed materials available to keep your community informed
Industry Council Representation
Did you know that each recycling program has an Industry Council, which includes a individual representing municipal recycling interests in Alberta. The Councils were established to provide industry insight and recommendations to the Board of Directors on key aspects of each recycling program. Learn more
