Polk County Northeast Customer Convenience Center
Polk County Northeast Customer Convenience Center hours in Haines City and its flat fees by vehicle.
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Polk County Northeast Customer Convenience Center hours in Haines City and its flat fees by vehicle.
Philadelphia’s drop-off center at 3901 N. Delaware Ave., where the City’s last 2026 hazardous waste event is held.
Knox County’s drop-off in Powell, off West Beaver Creek Road, with a carpet recycling container.
The City of Raleigh’s yard waste drop-off, charged by the ton, and the yard where it sells its mulch and compost.
Ramsey County’s free year-round site for household hazardous waste, electronics and hard-to-recycle items, in Roseville.
Ramsey County’s 24/7 drop-off shed in Arden Hills for household used oil, oil filters and antifreeze.
The East Valley S.A.F.E. Center on Randall Street in Sun Valley, which also takes small-business waste.
Austin’s appointment-only drop-off for hazardous waste, electronics, appliances, plastic film and scrap metal.
Mecklenburg County’s unstaffed recycling drop-off at Reedy Creek Park on Rocky River Road, for curbside recyclables.
King County’s Renton transfer station for garbage, recycling and textiles.
Republic Services Galena Transfer Station hours for bulky items from Joplin residential trash customers; fees apply.
A City of Chicago recycling drop-off on North Ravenswood that takes Blue Cart materials seven days a week.
A City of Chicago recycling drop-off on South Clark Street that takes Blue Cart materials seven days a week.
Houston’s free building-material reuse center on North Main, where residents donate and groups pick up.
A Miami-Dade drop-off on Boggs Drive that takes flattened cardboard but no appliances, mattresses or Christmas trees.
The bulky drop-off at 2755 Rigsby, where San Antonio also holds its quarterly hazardous waste drop-off events.
Royal Palm Beach Home Chemical & Recycling Center hours for free chemical and electronics drop-off.
Royal Palm Beach West Central Transfer Station hours and fees on Weisman Way for self-haul loads.
LASAN’s free household hazardous waste and electronics drop-off on the UCLA campus, closed for campus events.
Recology’s public drop-off for San Francisco residents and businesses at 501 Tunnel Avenue, open seven days a week.
Franklin County’s household hazardous waste facility on East 8th Avenue in Columbus, free for most items.
SWACO’s drop-off on Jackson Pike for Franklin County residents: electronics, appliances, tires, paint and recycling.
A free city recycling drop-off inside Sahm Park, the 85-acre north side park once called Northeastway.
San Francisco’s free household hazardous waste drop-off at 501 Tunnel Avenue, entered from Recycle Road.
Seattle Public Utilities’ south-end transfer station on South Kenyon Street, next to a hazardous waste facility.
Free chemical, paint and battery drop-off at 801 Stillwell for Sedgwick County residents, with hours and rules.
Hillsborough County’s first-Saturday hazardous waste drop-off in Tampa, free for county residents with a photo ID.
King County’s Shoreline station for garbage, recycling, yard waste and bulky loads, with a Second Use reuse area.
King County’s drop box in Skykomish for garbage and recycling, paid by card or a one-trip county card.
A county-owned drop-off on SW 117 Avenue, one of seven Miami-Dade centers listed for used motor oil.
King County’s Algona transfer station for garbage, recycling, yard waste, appliances and free household hazardous waste.
Hillsborough County’s collection center, transfer station and yard waste site in Gibsonton.
Miami-Dade’s household chemical and electronics drop-off on the South Dade Landfill grounds at Gate B.
A LASAN yard on S. Mission Rd.: four tires a year, Extra Capacity Tags, and no bulky-item drop-off.
A county drop-off on SW 117 Court, one of seven Miami-Dade centers that take flattened cardboard for recycling.
The City of Houston’s South drop-off, at 5100 Sunbeam, for bulky items, tree waste, tires and recycling.
A free King County hazardous waste drop-off by Seattle’s South Transfer Station, separate from the station itself.
The landfill on Kentucky Avenue that the City of Indianapolis points residents to when no other option works.
Wake County’s household hazardous waste drop-off in Apex, open six days a week to county residents.
Hillsborough County’s landfill in Lithia, for residents past their free allowance and for tires beyond 12 a year.
Southeast Drop-off Station is Fort Worth’s free city drop-off site on the Martin Luther King Freeway, ZIP code 76119.
The City of Fort Worth’s landfill on Salt Road, for loose debris the free Drop-Off Stations refuse; fees apply.
Houston city drop-off at 2240 Central St., the site that replaced the small Lawndale depository in 2008.
Dallas’s southwest transfer station on Westmoreland Road, free for residents’ trash, brush and electronics.
Philadelphia’s drop-off center on South 63rd Street near Passyunk Avenue, host of a hazardous waste event October 10.
Houston city drop-off on the Southwest Freeway for bulky items, tree waste, passenger tires and recycling.
DSNY’s Bronx Special Waste Drop-Off sits beside the Fulton Fish Market, at Farragut Street and the East River.
DSNY’s Brooklyn Special Waste Drop-Off is in Greenpoint, entered from Kingsland Avenue north of Greenpoint Avenue.
DSNY’s Manhattan Special Waste Drop-Off is at 74 Pike Slip, under the Manhattan Bridge on the Lower East Side.
DSNY’s Queens Special Waste Drop-Off is at the corner of its Queens District 7 garage on 30th Avenue, College Point.
DSNY’s Staten Island Special Waste Drop-Off is at Fresh Kills, reached from the West Shore Expressway.
Philadelphia’s sanitation drop-off center at 2601 W. Glenwood Ave. in Strawberry Mansion.
Free Ramsey County yard waste site on Pleasant Avenue: no wood waste, and road work limits access until late October.
A Miami-Dade drop-off next to Kendall Indian Hammocks Park, the county’s ninth center to take used motor oil.
Knox County’s Gibbs-area drop-off on Tazewell Pike, just south of Emory Road, with a carpet recycling container.
Topaz Court Household Chemical Waste Facility hours in Fort Myers for free chemical and electronics drop-off.
Indianapolis’s ToxDrop site on North Lafayette Road for household hazardous waste and electronics, first Saturdays only.
Jacksonville’s city landfill on U.S. 301 South in Baldwin, with a $1 Saturday rate for small residential loads.
King County’s Vashon Island transfer station for garbage, recycling, food and yard waste, appliances and mattresses.
The one city convenience center on Oʻahu that takes no green waste, on Wilikina Drive in Wahiawā.
City blue recycling bins at the Waialua collection yard in Haleʻiwa, for homes without curbside recycling.
Waimānalo’s city drop-off on Hihimanu Street, with bins for green waste, Christmas trees, tires and e-waste.
The Kapolei landfill, where residents may bring only dirt, rock, sand, gravel, concrete and dead animals.
A cramped city drop-off on Waipahu Depot Street that ENV plans to replace with a larger center down the road.
The Waiʻanae Valley Road drop-off that the City Council has urged the city to run around the clock.
An unstaffed Metro Nashville glass and recycling drop-off in the WeGo park and ride lot on Coley Davis Road.
Miami-Dade’s Doral household chemical and electronics drop-off, and the one listed for natural Christmas trees.
A Miami-Dade drop-off on NW 79th Street that takes used electronics but is not listed for used motor oil or cardboard.
A West LA yard that sells Extra Capacity Tags, takes four free tires a year and opens one Saturday a month.
West Palm Beach Home Chemical & Recycling Center hours and what Palm Beach County residents can drop off free.
A county drop-off on SW 107th Avenue, one of seven Miami-Dade centers that take flattened cardboard.
Philadelphia’s sanitation drop-off center at 5100 Grays Ave. in West Philadelphia.
A LASAN district yard in Northridge: four free tires a year, Extra Capacity Tags, monthly bulky item days.
Western Delray Beach Home Chemical & Recycling Center hours and limits on State Road 7.
City of Houston recycling center on Westpark for recyclables, scrap metal, electronics, batteries and latex paint.
A 24-hour, unstaffed Metro Nashville drop-off for glass and curbside cart recycling in Whites Creek.
Mecklenburg County’s staffed recycling center on Pineville-Matthews Road, which also takes food scraps and textiles.
The only Metro Nashville recycling drop-off open just one day a week, in William Whitfield park on Edmondson Pike.
Hillsborough County’s Community Collection Center and recycling drop-off in Wimauma, in the county’s south end.
Boston’s household hazardous waste drop-off in Roxbury, open only on the city’s posted Zero Waste Day Saturdays.
The city drop-off on Geiger Road, on the grounds of the Honouliuli Wastewater Treatment Plant in ʻEwa Beach.
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