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County Clean-Up Days
The Washtenaw County Water Resources Commissioner’s Office and Board of Public Works, as well as several community partners, will be sponsoring Environmental Clean-up Days for Washtenaw County residents. These events provide opportunities for residents to dispose of many unwanted household items in a safe and sustainable manner.
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Appliances
If we are unable to accept your items at the Washtenaw County Home Toxics program, please check these other local resources for disposal options.
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Electronics / Computers
Like computers, other forms of electronic waste contain hazardous materials such as lead, cadmium, mercury, hexavalent chromium, and brominated flame retardants. These should not be thrown away with regular trash. Here are some companies you can work with to dispose of your electronics properly.
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Fertilizers & Pesticides (from Farms & Businesses)
Fertilizers are hazardous materials to our environment and their proper disposal is better for our health and the environment's. Learn more about disposing of fertilizers and pesticides.
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Home Toxics (Paint, Oil, Pesticides & More)
The Home Toxics Reduction Program provides Washtenaw County residents with a disposal option for flammable, poisonous, toxic and corrosive materials.
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Medication / Sharps
Learn how to properly dispose of medications and sharps in Washtenaw.
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Bulky Waste (Mattresses, Furniture, Scrap Wood, & More)
Locations Washtenaw County residents can dispose of bulky waste such as mattresses, furniture, rugs, scrap wood, etc. that do not fit in household trash.