Household Hazardous Waste (HHW)
We opened a seasonal HHW Depot to offer a more convenient way to dispose of bathroom cleaners, nail polish remover, paint, insecticides, chemical fertilizers, etc.
We will re-open in May 2023 and operate until the end of September.
Call Mary O'Brien at 802-674-9235 for an appointment and directions to the Depot.
If you need to properly dispose of HHW when our Depot is closed (e.g., October through April) "The Rutland County Solid Waste District has a permanent hazardous waste collection facility that is generally open year-round. Visit their website or call 802-775-7209 for more information."
If you just have paint to recycle, and the cans are labeled and not leaking, you can bring them to your local participating retailer (we'll take the rest at our HHW Depot):
Bibens and Sherwin-Williams in Springfield
Aubuchon Hardware in Ludlow and Windsor
We will re-open in May 2023 and operate until the end of September.
Call Mary O'Brien at 802-674-9235 for an appointment and directions to the Depot.
- SWWCSWMD residents only
- $10/car for up to 10 gallons of HHW (no charge for paint)
- Small businesses must pay for disposal costs and pre-register.
- Click here for a list of what we accept and don't accept.
If you need to properly dispose of HHW when our Depot is closed (e.g., October through April) "The Rutland County Solid Waste District has a permanent hazardous waste collection facility that is generally open year-round. Visit their website or call 802-775-7209 for more information."
If you just have paint to recycle, and the cans are labeled and not leaking, you can bring them to your local participating retailer (we'll take the rest at our HHW Depot):
Bibens and Sherwin-Williams in Springfield
Aubuchon Hardware in Ludlow and Windsor
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DO NOT BRING:
ammunition (gun dealer)
asbestos auto batteries (transfer station - free recycling) alkaline batteries (AA, AAA, C, D, 9V - free recycling at transfer stations) rechargeable batteries (free recycling at transfer station) computers (free recycling at transfer station) empty containers (recycle) fireworks fluorescent bulbs (free recycling at transfer station or hardware store) medical waste (ask pharmacist) medicines (bring to police department or sheriff's office dropbox) radioactive material |
DO BRING:
aerosols
antifreeze automotive products gasoline hobby chemicals household cleaners kerosene mercury thermometers mercury thermostats paint cleaners pesticides oil-based and latex paints pool chemicals waste oil (or bring to one of these sites) |