☣️ Hazardous Waste Disposal
Household Hazardous Waste Disposal
Household products like paints, batteries, and cleaners can pose environmental risks if thrown in the trash. Please use approved drop-off options to help keep our community safe and sustainable.
Salt Lake Valley Health Department — Household Hazardous Waste Facility
6030 W California Ave. (1300 S)Open Monday–Saturday, 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Phone: (385) 468-3862
Many hazardous materials can be safely dropped off at this facility located at the Salt Lake Valley Landfill.
Common hazardous waste items
Select a material below for disposal guidance and drop-off information:
🎨 Paint & solvents
Take oil-based paint, stains, and thinners to the HHW facility or participating paint-recycling options.
View paint guidance (PDF)
🔋 Batteries
Drop off rechargeable or lithium batteries at the HHW facility or participating retailers.
View battery guidance (PDF)
💻 Electronics (E-Waste)
Recycle TVs, computers, phones, and small electronics at approved facilities or community events.
View e-waste guidance (PDF)
🛢️ Motor oil & filters
Used oil and filters are accepted at the HHW center and many local auto service locations.
View oil & filter guidance (PDF)
💊 Medications
Unused or expired medications should be taken to designated pharmacy drop boxes or police stations.
🌿 Pesticides & fertilizers
Bring lawn and garden chemicals to the HHW facility for proper handling and disposal.
View pesticides guidance (PDF)
Other disposal options
If you can’t reach the central facility, use our Recycle Right Tool to find nearby disposal locations for specific materials.
Need assistance?
For questions or help identifying where to take an item, contact our Sustainability Coordinator at (385) 468-6337.
Hard To Recycle Materials
Items listed below are NOT recyclable in your curbside recycle can, but can be recycled elsewhere. Click on the item to find out where it can be recycled.
