Specific Hazardous Materials

Electronics

The Solid Waste Authority wants your used or outdated electronics.

Paints & Coatings

Learn how to properly dispose of paints (latex and oil) and other coatings.

Used Cooking Oil

Learn about SWA's used cooking oil recycling program.

Used Motor Oil

Residents can bring used motor oil to the Solid Waste Authority Household Hazardous Waste Facility or any SWA transfer station free of charge.

Compressed Gas Cylinders

Compressed gas cylinders come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Pressurized and compressed gas cylinders should never be placed in the trash.

Batteries

Lighting

Fluorescent lamps are an energy efficient, cost effective alternative with many benefits to you, the user, and the environment.

Medical Waste

The SWA does not accept sharps or biomedical waste at any facility.

Prescription Medicines

Information about local police and PBSO medicine collections locations.

Boaters

Old fuel, expired flares, and lead acid batteries are common hazardous materials found on boats that require proper disposal.