Items must be in containers 5 gallon in size or less, with the exception of some pool chemicals that are 6 – 7-gallon containers.

• Household Cleaners
• Paint and paint related products (Latex, oil-based, varnishes, thinners, etc.) We do not accept empty paint containers or dried latex paint. There is a 30-gallon limit for 1-gallon and 5-gallon containers. The combined number of 1 and 5-gallon containers cannot exceed 30. Quarts and pints are not included in this amount.
• Yard products (fertilizers, pesticides, insecticides, etc.)
• Aerosol Cans (except for Freon and mace)
• Pool Chemicals (We cannot accept any pool chemical containers that have another product in it)
• Automobile products (Cleaners, polishes, motor oil, antifreeze, cleaners, etc.) WE DO NOT ACCEPT FREON
• Gasoline (20-gallon limit per day)
• Tires (max limit 4 per household each month)
• Fats, Oils, and Greases (FOG)
• Batteries (small to car battery size)
• Items containing mercury (Thermometers, thermostats, etc.)
• CFL bulbs, fluorescent tubes, LED lights, halogen, etc. If they are already broken, these can be placed in your trash. The hazardous components have already escaped. We do not accept incandescent lights. These are not hazardous and can be placed in your trash.
• Household fire extinguishers
• Small and BBQ-sized propane cylinders

• Electronics (computers, TVs, etc.)
• Traditional recyclables (paper, cans, plastic, glass, etc.)
• Radioactive Waste (including smoke detectors)
• Items that were used at a business, church, school, non-profit, or any items that were not used at your home for household purposes.
• Household appliances. 
• Medical & biological waste (including needles and smoke detectors)
• Explosives (including ammunition, gun powder, and firecrackers)
• Prescription medications.
• Compressed gas cylinders other than BBQ and small propane cylinders and fire extinguishers (including carbon dioxide and helium)
• Heavy trash (including furniture, woody debris, construction debris) or household trash.

You can go to www.Earth911.com to find a location where you can properly dispose of the items we do not accept.

Some jobs around the home may require the use of products containing hazardous components that are flammable, corrosive, toxic, or reactive. Some of these products are identified by such words as "warning," "danger," "toxic," "corrosive," "irritant," "flammable," or "caution" on their labels.

When HHW is disposed of in our trash cans, it can contaminate landfills and, subsequently, our groundwater. When dumped onto the ground or poured into the storm drain, HHW can contaminate surface water. In either case, water contamination results in higher water treatment costs and has a detrimental effect on the ecosystem.

You can make a difference by bringing these items to the HHW Facility so they can be properly disposed of for a cleaner and safer environment. Click on Transporting Items to learn how to safely transport your items to our facility.

Please place empty containers (except aerosol cans) in your regular trash or recycling bin.