Environmental Services
Household Hazardous Waste
We accept HHW during regular business hours!
Disposal of Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) is free of charge for the residential households of Seminole County for many common substances found in the home. HHW items are not picked up at curbside and require special handling and disposal.
HHW is accepted at FREE OF CHARGE at all times during regular business hours at the Central Transfer Station. The Central Transfer Station is open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 am - 5:30pm. Residents with large quantities of HHW - Please contact us in advance of delivering your materials to our collection center.
The Household Hazardous Waste Center does not accept waste from businesses.
Environmental Programs for businesses
Some common examples of HHW include:
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Anti-Freeze
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Paints
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Automobile Batteries
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Poisons
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Compact Fluorescent Lights
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Pool Chemicals
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Propane Tanks
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Fluorescent Light Tubes
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Rechargeable Batteries
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Gasoline and Cans (Up to 5 gallons)
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Solvents
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Glues
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Insecticides
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Thermostats
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Lawn Chemicals
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Thermometers
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Mercury-Containing Devices
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Used Oil
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- Used Oil cans also be disposed of at several Drop Off Facilities.
- Common alkaline batteries are not hazardous and can be disposed of with regular garbage.
- ALL HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE MUST BE LABELED IF NOT IN ORIGINAL CONTAINERS! This is for the safety of the general public and our employees.
The following are NOT accepted at Seminole County HHW facilities:
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Dioxins
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Biologically active material
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Radioactive Material
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Explosives
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- Commercially generated Hazardous Waste Assistance can found in the ECAP3 section.
- Hypodermic needles are accepted through the Sharps Program.
Program Goals
- Protect public health and the environment by making it easy for residential households to properly dispose of hazardous household products.
- Minimize the potential of the County's drinking water, groundwater, surface water, environment, and landfill from becoming contaminated due to improper disposal of hazardous wastes.
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