27 Oct 2025 - City eWaste started as a hobby in my backyard in Franklin, TN. I was fascinated by what people threw away, especially electronics. I’d pull apart old laptops, TVs, and cellphones just to see what was inside.

17 Oct 2025 - The City of Brentwood is once again teaming up with City eWaste for its annual Fall Cleanup Days, giving residents a chance to securely and responsibly recycle their electronics.

14 Oct 2025 - The City of Brentwood is once again teaming up with City eWaste for its annual Fall Cleanup Days, giving residents a chance to securely and responsibly recycle their electronics.

2nd Oct 2025 - Tennesseans must get in the habit of recycling. In fact, one Rutherford County community showed that it could be done. A rainy Saturday couldn’t keep La Vergne residents from doing their part for the planet.

1st Oct 2025 - From Humble Beginnings to a National Franchise. City eWaste is a company based in Franklin, Tennessee. It was formerly known as “Franklin eWaste.” Under its rebranded name, City eWaste has begun offering a franchise model, aiming to scale its services to many more U.S. communities. 

9th Sep 2025 - For 30 years, Mike Kasuboski, has tucked away an old CRT TV, not for nostalgia; but because he just couldn’t get rid of it. He tried 3 different places over the years, and no-one would take the electronic waste. Saturday, Sept. 6, he finally disposed of it at the City eWaste Free Electronic Dumpster event at La Vergne Senior Center.

8th Sep 2025 - For 30 years, Mike Kasuboski, has tucked away an old CRT TV, not for nostalgia; but because he just couldn’t get rid of it. He tried 3 different places over the years, and no-one would take the electronic waste. Saturday, Sept. 6, he finally disposed of it at the City eWaste Free Electronic Dumpster event at La Vergne Senior Center.

5th Sep 2025 - City eWaste will be providing a free eWaste drop-off service at Williamson Inc’s Women’s Leadership Conference next Wednesday, Sep 10, 2025, from 8:30AM to 3:30PM at the Franklin Marriott Cool Springs.

2nd Sep 2025 - La Vergne is hosting a free electronics recycling day for old and unwanted electronics. City eWaste is partnering with the City of La Vergne and Vice Mayor Steve Noe to bring this free event to the community.

18 Jul 2025 - City eWaste, the official electronic waste recycler for Williamson County, has announced it will provide free eWaste collection services at Williamson, Inc.’s “State of the County 2025” event on Jul 23, from 11am to 1pm at the Franklin Marriott Cool Springs.

18 Jul 2025 - City eWaste, the official electronic waste recycler for Williamson County, has announced it will provide free eWaste collection services at Williamson, Inc.’s “State of the County 2025” event on Jul 23, from 11am to 1pm at the Franklin Marriott Cool Springs.

19 Jun 2025 - Williamson County residents have a new place to take their old electronics after the opening of City eWaste at the county landfill. Members of Williamson, Inc., City eWaste, and County Mayor Rogers Anderson cut the ribbon on the facility on Friday, June 13. Staff recycles old or broken electronics at no cost to county residents to avoid having devices dumped in landfills.

10th April 2025 - America’s first mid-market e-waste franchise that specifically focuses on municipal and corporate recycling has created a new partnership with Williamson County. This partnership focuses on providing an efficient way for the county’s citizens to dispose of their electronic waste.

14th March 2025 - In 2018, Franklin local Matthew Rogers picked up a few rain-soaked servers from a yard sale, took them apart, and, after watching a few Youtube videos, removed and sold the most valuable components. Nearly 7 years later, Rogers’ e-waste company, City eWaste, has become the primary e-waste recycling company in Williamson County with 5 new convenience center drop-off locations around the county. 

11th March 2025 - City eWaste has teamed up with Williamson County, Tennessee, to make proper disposal of end-of-life electronics more convenient by establishing five secure drop-off stations at convenience centers in the Tennessee cities of Nolensville, Grassland, Fairview and College Grove and at the Williamson County Solid Waste Department.

11th March 2025 - City eWaste has teamed up with Williamson County, Tennessee, to make proper disposal of end-of-life electronics more convenient by establishing five secure drop-off stations at convenience centers in the Tennessee cities of Nolensville, Grassland, Fairview and College Grove and at the Williamson County Solid Waste Department.

29th November 2024 - “We’re the nation’s first mid-market e-waste franchise,” says Matthew Rogers, founder of City eWaste in Franklin, which he began as Franklin eWaste five years ago. “We realized this was a problem in every smaller or mid-sized municipality, and we wanted to be the ones to write the playbook.

22nd August 2024 - Tennessee-based Franklin eWaste changed its name to City eWaste, a move the company says reflects its expansion into the national market. The company also is accepting applications for franchises.

29th August 2024 - Franklin eWaste, Franklin Tennessee’s first local electronic waste recycling company, is rebranding to City eWaste to expand their services nationwide.

29th August 2024 - Franklin eWaste of Franklin, Tennessee, has rebranded to City eWaste as the company works to expand its services nationwide through a franchise model.