About HHW Events

Household hazardous waste (HHW) and electronics collection events are for city of Phoenix residential solid waste customers only. Please see below for a complete list of the acceptable items to bring to the HHW events. Please bring your current city of Phoenix city services bill showing solid waste fees AND a matching photo ID.

All HHW and Electronics Collection events will run from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. on dates scheduled. Please arrive or be in the vehicle line within that time frame. Dates, locations and times are subject to change.

**2019-20 Event Dates and Locations:

September 13 & 14 2019

South Mountain Park

10919 S. Central Ave.

Phoenix, AZ 85042

October 25 & 26 2019

Pecos Park

17010 S. 48^th St.

Phoenix, AZ 85048

November 15 & 16 2019

Deer Valley Park (Pool Parking Lot)

19602 N. 19^th Ave.

Phoenix, AZ 85027

December 13 & 14 2019

Washington Park (Pool Parking Lot)

6655 N. 23^rd Ave.

Phoenix, AZ 85015

January 10 & 11 2020

Cesar Chavez Park

7858 S. 35^th Ave.

Laveen Village, AZ 85339

February 7 & 8 2020

Paradise Valley Park

17642 N. 40^th St.

Phoenix, AZ 85032

March 13 & 14 2020

Rose Mofford Park

9833 N. 25^th Ave.

Phoenix, AZ 85021

April 17 & 18 2020

North Phoenix Baptist Church

5757 N. Central Ave.

Phoenix, AZ 85012

May 1 & 2 2020

Desert West Park (Skate Park Parking Lot)

6602 W. Encanto Blvd.

Phoenix, AZ 85035

HHW event acceptable materials list
Proper disposal of medication

Event Guidelines

Have your current city services bill and matching photo ID readily available for the staff.
Separate electronic items from the chemicals for faster unloading.
Place smaller HHW items inside a box or container when possible.
If you have a damaged bucket or container with hazardous liquids that is leaking or may leak, please place it in a secondary bucket or container to avoid spills.
FOR YOUR SAFETY, PLEASE STAY IN YOUR VEHICLE AT ALL TIMES. Event staff will unload all of your materials for you. Your vehicle will NOT be unloaded unless you are in the vehicle.
Non-hazardous materials brought, in error, to events will be sorted and disposed of as municipal solid waste. In addition, latex paint containers containing small amounts of less than one gallon will be disposed of in the same manner.
For only large electronics or large amounts of electronic items, please contact eGreenIT Solutions at 602-944-4151 for details. Residents will be allowed up to two CRT units per month, per household free of charge. After the first two CRT units, a $20 fee will be charged for each additional CRT device. All fees will be the responsibility of the resident.

Contact Us

Public Works Department
cityservicesbill@phoenix.gov
602-262-6251

Disposing of materials between HHW events

Thank you to our partners:

Acceptable Items

Auto parts

Auto related fluids (up to 5 gallons total)

Tires up to 5 (Oversized tires and tractor tires are not accepted)

Batteries

Vehicle batteries

Rechargeable batteries

Electronics

Fluorescent light bulbs and tubes

Household appliances

Effective September 1st 2017, HHW events will allow up to two (2) Cathode Ray Tube television (CRT) units per event, per household free of charge. After the first two (2) CRT units, a $20 will be charged. All fees will be collected and managed by the E-waste contractor.

Chemicals

Pesticides/herbicides/insecticides
Pool chemicals
Household Paint (no more than 10 gallons total)

Propane gas cylinders

(5 lbs. or 1 lb.)

Fire extinguishers

Unacceptable Items

Regular garbage and bulk trash

Large quantities of residential wastes (more than five gallons of each product) will not be accepted.

Non-hazardous products

Shampoo, lotions, dish soap, etc.
Non-hazardous items can be placed in your trash. (Or find a friend, relative or neighbor that can use them.)

Business/commercial/radioactive waste

Bio-medical waste

Medications, sharps/syringes

Ammunition or explosives

Please call the Police Property Management Bureau at 602-261-8371 to determine whether your materials can be brought to the facility.

Prescription Medication

Prescription medication can be dropped off at most police precincts or local pharmacies. Please call ahead first to determine whether they accept prescription medication.

Proper Disposal of Medication