Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Program

Almost every home has some type of chemical product that can be hazardous if not used, stored, or disposed of properly.  Pesticides, cleaning products, solvents, pool chemicals, paint, used oil, and propane cylinders are just a few examples.

When they are no longer needed or usable we refer to them as "Household Hazardous Waste", or HHW for short.

Anywhere along the disposal route HHW can present a threat to the public, solid waste workers, and the environment if not properly disposed.  Residents are encouraged to separate HHW from their household garbage and dispose of it at an appropriate facility.

To learn more about the hazardous products in your home and where to take them click on the links on this page.

HHW FAQs

HHW Collection Locations and Hours

Hazardous Products in the Home

Hazardous Waste Symbols: What do they mean?

Safe Usage

Safe Alternatives

 

Batteries

 

Used Oil

 

Mercury & Fluorescent Bulbs

 

Paint

 

Propane Cylinders

 

Boaters

 

Medical Waste

 

Electronics

 

Small Business

 

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