Free disposal and recycling programs for Marin County residents.
Find the right program for batteries, paint, motor oil, bulbs, sharps, marine flares, electronics, and more.
Recycle household batteries for free. Batteries can cause fires if placed in garbage or recycling carts.
Household hazardous waste includes everyday products that can be toxic, flammable, corrosive, or reactive. In addition to batteries, paint, motor oil, and other specialty items, products like household cleaners, pesticides, fertilizers, pool chemicals, aerosols, and automotive fluids should never go in your garbage, recycling, or compost cart.
If your item isn’t listed below, it’s likely accepted at one of the household hazardous waste facilities in the county.
Recycle light bulbs at convenient drop-off locations throughout Marin County.
Recycle household batteries at drop-off locations throughout Marin County.
Find nearby PaintCare locations that accept leftover paint for recycling.
Recycle used motor oil and oil filters at certified collection sites throughout Marin County.
Learn about recycling and reuse options for residential solar panels.
Recycle computers, TVs, phones, printers, and other electronic devices safely.
Safely dispose of needles, lancets, and other home-generated sharps.
Give usable household products a second life and shop for discounted recycled latex paint.
Safely dispose of expired marine flares and other marine hazardous waste.
Choose the drop-off option that’s right for you. Our year-round facilities and seasonal collection events make it easy to dispose of household hazardous waste safely.
Serves Marin County residents (except Novato) year-round. Businesses by appointment.
Free annual collection event for West Marin residents. Appointments required.
