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Hazardous Waste
Upcoming Montgomery County
Household Hazardous Waste Events – 2024
Registration is Required
- Saturday September 21st – Spring-Ford 9th Grade Center
- Sunday October 13th – Lower Merion Transfer Station
Electronic Waste Disposal
Community electronic events are listed by Montgomery Company when scheduled.
Some municipalities have plans on scheduling or have scheduled an electronic collection for their residents. Please check your municipal website for collections.
Safe Disposal Opportunities
Montgomery County Specialty Item
Recycling & Safe Disposal Opportunities
The following are provided as public service by Montgomery County Recycling. No companies are endorsed by or recommended by Whitetail Disposal.
Montgomery County
Donation Locations
Inclusion on this list does not imply endorsement or recommendation, make any guarantees, or assume any liability for the services performed of any individual or company . This list is provided as a courtesy and is in no way intended to be a complete list. It is recommend to call businesses for confirmation of accepted material and hours of operation.
Community Confidential
Document Shredding
2nd Tuesday of each Month
8:30 AM – 9:30 AM
Upper Moreland Twp. Library
117 Park AvenueWillow Grove, PA 19090
Campaign Sign Recycling Program
Every November
Additional Resources
More Info, Resources, and Guides
The following are provided as public service by Montgomery County Recycling. No companies are endorsed by or recommended by Whitetail Disposal.
Do not put full or partially full aerosol cans in the trash or recycling; they may explode in the compactor truck and harm sanitation workers. Aerosol cans containing propellant are explosive if crushed or incinerated. Full or partially full aerosol cans should be disposed of at a Household Hazardous Waste event.
For information on how to properly dispose of ammunition and explosives, please contact your local Police Department or the Montgomery County Bomb Squad at 610-278-3343.
Asbestos is not accepted at county Household Hazardous Waste events or in your regular trash. Shingles, tiles, piping, and other materials containing asbestos should be removed only by a contractor who is licensed to do so. For a large quantity, you may try searching for ‘Asbestos Removal and Abatement Services’ or you may contact the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry at 717-771-3396 for a list of companies who are licensed to properly handle and remove the material.
Christmas trees should be composted or mulched like yard waste rather than sent to landfills or incinerators.
Many municipalities provide curbside Christmas tree collections as part of their yard waste collection program.
Gently used clothing, shoes, purses and household linens like towels and sheets should be donated for reuse rather than put into the trash.
Commercial compost companies and some municipalities also offer alternatives to compost food or yard waste.
See link below for local facilities.
Most municipalities are collecting yard waste curbside i.e. leaves and tree limbs (limbs no longer than 4 ft. long and no stumps) and making compost. Please contact your municipality for possible curbside collection or if there is a drop-off and compost available.
