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Household hazardous waste drop-off in Texas

In Texas, programs may be called HHW, home chemical collection or household chemical waste collection — the listings below use each agency's own name.

This page lists 30 permanent drop-off sites and 7 collection events or mobile collections in Texas, compiled from 27 official sources. Listings cover 25 cities and towns, including El Paso, Fort Worth and Houston. 31 of 37 were read directly from the agency's page, and 36 of 37 have a street-level map pin — the rest say so on their own page.

37 listings (30 permanent drop-offs, 7 collection events). Not every local program in Texas is listed yet.

Call ahead. Hours, fees, residency rules, appointments and accepted materials change. Check the official page or call before you go. Never mix chemicals, and keep products in their original containers. Every listing links to its official source.

36 locations. Every site is also listed below.

By city and county

All listings in Texas

Neighboring states

Many programs serve residents only, so a site across the state line may not take your waste — check its official page first.

Sources for Texas: Austin Resource Recovery; Bastrop County; City of Abilene; City of Amarillo; City of Corpus Christi; City of Denton; City of El Paso Environmental Services; City of Fort Worth Environmental Services; City of Fort Worth Solid Waste; City of Frisco; City of Greenville; City of Helotes; City of Houston Solid Waste Management Department; City of Lake Dallas; City of Laredo Solid Waste Services; City of Lubbock; City of Mansfield; City of Round Rock; City of San Antonio Solid Waste Management Department; City of San Marcos; Dallas County Consolidated Services — Household Hazardous Waste; Fort Bend County; Harris County Office of the County Engineer; Keep Pearland Beautiful; Montgomery County Precinct 3; San Antonio River Authority; Town of Copper Canyon. How complete is this?