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Household Hazardous Waste
Products labeled Danger, Warning, or Caution all contain hazardous chemicals and cannot be thrown away in your trash.
Meridian residents can drop off household hazardous waste free of charge every Monday (except major holidays) between 12:00 noon and 7:00 P.M. in the SSC parking lot, 2130 W. Franklin Road (between Linder and Ten Mile).
Click here to view all HHW collection sites within Ada County.
Items that can be dropped off include: Household Cleaners Fluorescent Light Tubes/Bulbs
Batteries
Pool/Spa Chemicals Television Sets Computer Monitors Mercury Fever Thermometers Mercury Thermostats Lawn & Garden Chemicals Aerosols Insecticides Pesticides Old Paint Wood Stains Paint Thinners Solvents Old Gasoline Antifreeze
Please bring material to the collection location in containers that can be left at the collection point. Do not leave items if collection vehicle and personnel are not present.
Items that cannot be dropped off include: Ammunition Explosives
Radioactive Material Biological Waste
Appliances Tires
Large Propane Cylinders (over 5 gal.)
Homebound Program The Household Hazardous Waste Homebound Program offers convenient at-home collection of household hazardous waste to elderly and physically challenged residents who are unable to transport their household hazardous waste to an established collection site. This service is available free to all For more information, please call Sanitary Services Co. at 888-3999. Commercial Disposal If you are a business owner in Ada County with hazardous waste to dispose of, please visit the Hidden Hollow Sanitary Landfill website. |