Hazardous Waste
Keep your home and community safe by properly disposing of household hazardous waste.
Where To Dispose
- Location: 123 Main Street, Stin, TX 00000
- Hours: MON-FRI 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM CST
- Keep materials in original containers when possible.
- Don’t mix different chemicals together.
- Place items in a sturdy box in your trunk for safe transport
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Monday, 11:00 AM
Drop-off
Eastside Community Center
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Monday, 11:20 AM
Drive-Thru
North Park & Ride Lot
Disposal Location
Household Hazardous Waste Facility
Bring accepted materials to the city’s permanent drop-off site.
Preparation Tips:
Community Drop-off Events
Throughout the year, the city hosts Hazardous Waste Collection Events for residents to make it easy.
Upcoming Events:
💡 Pro Tip: Bring a friend or neighbor’s items to save them the trip — just make sure all items come from households, not businesses.
Accepted
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Household Chemicals
- Paints, stains, and varnishes
- Cleaners and solvents
- Pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers
- Pool and spa chemicals
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Automotive Products
- Motor oil and oil filters
- Antifreeze
- Gasoline and fuel additives
- Car batteries
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Batteries & Electronics
- Rechargeable and single-use batteries
- TVs, monitors, computers, and small electronics
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Other Materials
- Propane cylinders (small, empty, or partially full)
- Fluorescent light bulbs / tubes
- Aerosol cans with remaining product
Not Accepted
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Safety-Restricted
- Ammunition or explosives
- Fire extinguishers (pressurized)
- Medical waste or sharps
- Radioactive materials
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Commercial Waste
- Industrial chemicals
- Construction-site debris
- Hazardous waste from property cleanouts/remodels
- Asbestos-containing materials
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
No — these items must be taken to the hazardous waste facility or a drop-off event.
If they’re completely dry and empty, they can go in your regular trash.
No, it’s for residential waste only. Businesses must use a certified hazardous waste contractor.
You can authorize someone else to drop off waste on your behalf. Just make sure they bring proof of your residency.