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Hazardous Waste Drop Off This Weekend
Household Hazardous Waste event for Bulk items, Electronics and more
- Date: 03/31/2018 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
- Location: Celaya Park
Roosevelt St. and Vaughn St.
Tempe, Arizona 85283 - Introduction: This is for residents only, see below for approved items
Waste Dropoff
The 2nd Saturday of the month Household Hazardous Waste collection events are back again. The first event is on Saturday, March 10th, by appointment only. The event will run from 8-11:30am. Events will occur the second Saturday of the month through October. Schedule an appointment to drop off unwanted household chemicals for free. We recycle paint and properly dispose of lawn chemicals, cleaning supplies, automotive products and much more. Johnson County Household Hazardous Waste facility is open year round by appointment only and is free to Johnson County residents.
By Appointment Only:
Schedule or modify an appointment now
Note: There is no charge to use this drop off service. Johnson County residents only.
If you have questions about our HHW program call 913-715-6907.
Location
5901 Foxridge Dr., Mission, KS 66203
Just off Foxridge Drive and Lamar
Located within the Nelson Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Follow the posted directions at the gate, once the gate opens follow the yellow line and yellow directional signs that will lead you to the facility.
NOTE: Gates will not be opened until 8am. Please do not pull up to the gate prior to 8am.
An Alternative
The City of Olathe operates a collection facility that currently accepts items from all Johnson County residents. This may be a more convenient option if you live in southern Johnson County. Go to City of Olathe Household Hazardous Collection Facility to learn more.
Hours
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:00am - 3:00pm (Closed for lunch between 12-1pm)
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Gates will not be opened until 8am.
Mobile pickup is available to home-bound residents. Call 913-715-6907 for more information.
FREE Store
Shop for free at our FREE Store where you can find all sorts of good quality usable products for your next project or household need. And did we mention they are FREE. Items include but not limited to: oil, household cleaners, stains, and car care products.
Re-Blended Paint for Sale
We sell quality re-blended latex paint in 5 gallon buckets. Re-blended paint for sale.
IMPORTANT!! There will continue to be NO CHARGE to drop off latex paint for recycling or for all other items from our FREE Store. These changes only apply to the recycled paint we redistribute.
Electronic Waste
Note: During our 2nd Saturday of the month Household Hazardous Waste collection events Secure e-cycle will be accepting electroinc waste at their faciility located near the Household Hazardous Waste facility at: 3052 S. 24th St. in Kansas City, Kansas 66106. Charges apply for TVs, computer monitors, and towers: TVs under 31" ($25), TVs over 31" ($35), CRT computer monitors ($10), LCD computer monitors ($5), and PC with data destruction ($5). Proshred will also be available for paper shredding and they charge $25 for the first box and $5 for each additional box. For more information on other electronic recycling options check out our Electronics page.
Accepted Items |
| Latex paint Oil based paint and stains Automotive products Antifreeze Used motor oil- 5 gallons per month per resident limit (No Transformer Oil) Gasoline Aerosol cans Paint thinner and solvents Cleaning products Lead acid/Car batteries Rechargeable batteries Tires (4 per customer) Fluorescent bulbs and tubes Cooking oil Pesticides, herbicides, and lawn care items Mercury containing items including thermostats and thermometers Propane (25 lb. max) Arts and crafts items |
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