Toxic, corrosive, reactive and flammable materials present common household disposal challenges. They can contaminate the air, soil, wastewater treatment systems and drinking water supplies if managed or disposed of improperly. These materials may also be a health risk to family members, especially children, if handled improperly.
For this reason, MWA established the Regional Collection Center – a place where residents can bring their household hazardous waste and pay no drop-off fee. Minimal fees do apply with latex paint, electronics, tires, oil containers larger than five gallons
and loads larger than 75 pounds.
To view a complete listing of our rates, hours of operation and directions to our facility, visit the Regional Collection Center.
Acceptable Items:
- Aerosols
- Acids/Bases
- Antifreeze
- Batteries (Alkaline & Rechargeable)
- Cellular Phones
- Compact Flourescent Lamps (CFL)s
- Cleaners
- Flourescent Light Bulbs
- E-Waste* (Computers & Televisions)
- Fertilizers
- Floor Care Products
- Glues
- Gasoline & Kerosene
- Motor Oil**/Oil Filters
- Oven Cleaner
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- Oil-Based Paint
- Paint Thinner & Remover
- Petroleum-Based Adhesives
- Pesticides
- Poison
- Pool Chemicals
- Roofing Tar
- Rust Removers
- Sharps
- Shellac
- Stain
- Tires †
- Windshield Washer Fluid
- Mercury Thermometers
- Mercury Thermostats
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* For a fee of $.50 per pound
** A $10 handling fee will be charged for containers larger than five gallons
† There is a $2.00 fee per tire
Latex paint: $1/can $5/5 gallon bucket
Unacceptable Items:
- Ammunition/Explosives
- Asbestos
- Radioactive Materials
- Fire Extinguishers
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- Non-Hazardous Waste
- Empty Containers
- Propane Tanks
- Incandescent Light Bulbs
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For information on where to dispose of unacceptable items,
please view the
"Where Does it Go?" guide.
Swap Shop
Located at the Regional Collection Center, the Swap Shop is a place where customers can pick up household materials absolutely free of charge. The Swap Shop contains usable household cleaners, paints, etc., brought in by the public for others to use. Learn More
