Household hazardous waste drop-off in New Jersey
We’ve checked 6 New Jersey disposal sites against official websites. 2 mention taking household hazardous waste (paint, chemicals, batteries and similar) and 0 say they don’t or restrict it. We quote the exact wording and link the official page.
Sites that list hazardous waste as accepted
- Burlington County SLF · Florence, NJ Verified
Posted rule: “Household trash, bulky waste, C&D, wood waste, tires, scrap metal/appliances, asphalt shingles, mattresses/box springs, computers/TVs and other electronics (residents, free drop-off), household hazardous waste (paint, solvents, pesticides, etc”
Posted hours: “HHW facility: Tue-Fri 7am-3pm, Sat 7am-noon (county residents)”
- Monmouth County Reclamation Center · Tinton Falls, NJ Verified
Posted rule: “diameter (small amounts in carloads OK), liquids or hazardous materials (use the adjacent HHW Facility)”
Other verified sites: ask about hazardous waste
Their posted rules don’t mention it. Their official websites often list the county’s HHW program or next collection event.
- Middlesex County LF · East Brunswick, NJ Verified
- Ocean County LF · Manchester, NJ Verified
- Pennsauken SLF · Pennsauken, NJ Verified
- Sondek Park Brush Dump Station · Middlesex County, NJ Verified
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