Household hazardous materials (HHM) can lead to contamination of groundwater, surface water, well water, or other water sources when spilled on the ground, poured down the drain, or placed in trash containers. This is your opportunity to safely and properly dispose of most hazardous materials you may have in your home.
2010 COLLECTION SCHEDULE
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April 19
HHM and E-waste
(computer monitors, key boards, hard drives, telephones, TVs, etc.)
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April 20
HHM and E-waste
(computer monitors, key boards, hard drives, telephones, TVs, etc.)
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June 15
HHM only
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August 10
HHM only
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Oct 11
HHM and E-waste
(computer monitors, key boards, hard drives, telephones, TVs, etc.)
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Oct 12
HHM and E-waste
(computer monitors, key boards, hard drives, telephones, TVs, etc.)
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Dec 7
HHM only
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You must have an appointment to participate in this program.
Please call (989) 832-6681 to make an appointment.
Leave your name, telephone number, and the best time to call.
We will return your call to setup an appointment.
The following items are accepted at our HHM drop-off location:
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Garden Products
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Bug sprays
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Ant poisons
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Insecticide powders
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Fertilizers
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Weed killers
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Old gas/oil mixtures
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Cleaning Products
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Personal & Health Care
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Paint Products
- Paint thinner
- Oil-based paints
- Brush cleaners
- Paint strippers
- Spray cans
- Lacquers & varnishes
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Automotive Products*
- Spray paints
- Auto polishes & waxes
- Battery Acid
- Antifreeze
- Motor Oil
- Transmission fluid
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Other
- Household Batteries
- Mercury thermometers
- Old agricultural herbicides/insecticides
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Items that are NOT accepted at our HHM drop-off location:
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Other Disposal Options:
Latex paint cans may be dried out and left for your weekly pickup
Goodwill & Best Buy will accept TVs, VCRs, monitors, etc.
*AutoZone & O'Reilly Auto Parts will collect motor oil and transmission fluid
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These collections are made possible by a grant from The Dow Chemical Company and a partnership between the Midland County Department of Public Health and the City of Midland