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 in select markets.

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.