Year Round Hazardous Waste Options

Other Disposal Options Ammunition/Explosives/Flares Antifreeze Batteries Compact Fluorescent and Fluorescent Lights Electronics, Computers & Peripherals Oil/Oil Filters/Used Oil Containers Paint (Cans and aerosols) Pesticides/Herbicides/Flammables liquids Toxic Toolkit or follow this link to view the complete Toxic Toolkit

Look in any storage cabinet in your home or garage. Do you see products such as paint thinner, pesticides, fertilizers, windshield wiper fluid, antifreeze, brake fluid, batteries, furniture polish, drain opener, and oven cleaner? If you have these types of products, then you have household hazardous waste. Because of their chemical nature, they can poison, corrode, explode or ignite easily when handled improperly

Household hazardous waste requires special handling and disposal. Our health and environment are at risk. It is important that each of us is responsible for the products we use.

So what are your options?

1. Use it up. Use it for its intended purpose and then make a point of not buying that product in the future.
2. Give the product to someone else who can use it.
3. Avoid buying Hazardous Household Product's in the future.

Other Disposal Options

Annual Hazardous Waste Roundup

How We're Doing?

Since 1999, a number of areas have been tracked to provide a benchmark and indication of how our Waste Management programs are performing.  Here's how we're doing in the areas of Solid Waste, Recycling and Hazardous Waste.