Disposal options for your unwanted waste include our program and several other resources.
The list of acceptable items is below.
Check our alternative disposal options for more ways to dispose of hazardous waste and latex paint without the use of our program.
Check here for resources on how to dispose of items we do not accept.
Acceptable items for our program include:
- Latex paint in liquid form (No dried up paint cans please! We want it to be liquid in order to turn it in to new paint. Residents will pay the full cost of this disposal - 50 cents per pound. Latex paint is not considered hazardous, which is why residents have to pay full costs)
Acceptable items of hazardous material (these items below would fall under the first 50 pounds being free, $1.70 per pound after that)
- Acids and bases
- Aerosols
- Alkaline batteries (ex: AA/AAA batteries)
- Antifreeze
- Automotive freon
- Bottles of household cleaners
- Brake and transmission fluid
- Driveway sealant
- Fertilizer
- Fire extinguishers
- Fluorescent lightbulb tubes (please try and limit to 20 or less)
- Gas cylinders (This is limited to carbon dioxide and butane cylinders)
- Gasoline and other fuels
- Herbicides
- Mercury and Mercury containing devices (such as thermometers, thermostats, and mercuric salts)
- Motor oil and filters
- Oxygen tanks (20 pounds or smaller)
- Paints (oil-based, craft and hobby paints)
- Pesticides
- Photograph development chemicals
- Poisons
- Pool chemicals and other acids and bases
- Propane tanks (20 pounds or smaller)
- Rechargeable batteries (ex: lead acid batteries, lithium batteries, car/boat batteries)
- Solvents and strippers
- Stains
- Vape pens and cartridges
- Varnishes
- Vegetable/cooking oil
- Wood preservatives