Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) should never be placed inside any cart for curbside collection and always be brought to an HHW Drop-Off Center.

Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) should never be placed inside any cart for curbside collection and always be brought to an HHW Drop-Off Center.

Accepted Materials:

• Auto fluids
• Batteries
• Cooking oil
• E-waste
• Fluorescent light fixtures and ballasts
• Household cleaners and solvents
• Lacquer, shellac, furniture polish
• Oil filters
• Paint
• Pesticides
• Pool chemicals
• Printer cartridges

Unaccepted Materials:

• Ammunition or fireworks
• Commercial or medical waste
• Medicine
• Trash

Guidelines:

• Contents should be kept in the original container.
• If the container is leaking, transfer contents to a leakproof or lined cardboard box.
• Do not mix different materials in the same container or bag.
• Place all items in a box and put it in the trunk or truck bed during transport.
• A technician will unload the HHW materials and return the containers upon request.
• Materials brought in non-approved containers will not be accepted.
• Paint and other liquid waste are limited to five 5-gallon cans or 25 1-gallon cans with a 220-pound limit.

A recent CPS Energy bill showing payment of the Environmental Fee and a picture ID are required.