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Household Hazardous
Household Hazardous Waste Facility Information Which HHW Items Do We Accept? Disposal Tips How to Prepare HHW for Transport Business Waste Other Collection Sites HHW FAQ HHW Brochures

How to Prepare HHW for Transport

    • Pack wastes carefully in a box or plastic bin to prevent spillage during transport. Do not pack your items in a trash bag, garbage can, or comingle your HHW with your household trash.
    • Do not mix chemicals!
    • Arrange similar chemical containers together (e.g., put pesticides, solvents, and paints together).
    • Please make sure containers are not leaking and lids are tightly sealed.  If they are not sealed, place them in a larger container for transport.
    • Label materials that are not in their original containers.  If you do not know what the substance is, contain and transport it carefully to the event.
    • Place your box of household hazardous waste in the trunk of your car or in the bed of your truck.
    • Drive slowly and pay attention to traffic personnel, signs and safety cones when navigating the drop-off site.
    • Please remain in your car while your hazardous waste is unloaded by trained personnel.