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Don't throw it in the Trash!
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If you have household hazardous waste please dispose of it properly. The City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works maintains a number of collection facilites. Check out this map to find a center near you. |
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Avoid using excess pesticides in the yard
 Pesticides, detergents, household cleaners and other kinds of common chemicals can leach into groundwater supplies from your yard or storm drain. Make sure to dispose of these materials through locally managed hazardous waste programs.
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Properly Dispose Oil and Gasoline
 Used motor oil and gasoline should never be dumped in ditches, storm drains or buried in your yard.
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Don't Flush Your Pharmaceuticals
 Expired or unused drugs can enter our groundwater supplies if flushed into a sewer or septic system.
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Mega-Rainbow!
 A moment's carelessness can lead to disaster. Don't let it be you!
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Call for more information
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Los Angeles County Environmental Hotline
1(888)CLEAN LA
(1(888)253-2652)
www.888CleanLA.com
Los Angeles City Residential and Small Business HHW Program
1-800-98-TOXIC
(1-800-988-6942)
California Integrated Waste Management Board
916-255-2200
www.ciwmb.ca.gov
Los Angeles County Fire Department,
Health Hazardous Materials Division
323-890-4089
www.lacofd.org
No Drugs Down The Drain Program
www.nodrugsdownthedrain.com
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County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County
1-800-238-0172
www.lacsd.org
City of Los Angeles Stormwater Hotline
1-800-974-9794
www.lastormwater.org
California Environmental Protection Agency
916-445-3846
www.calepa.ca.gov
Department of Toxic Substances Control
916-323-9618
www.dtsc.ca.gov
Los Angeles Regional Drug & Poison Information Center
1-800-8-POISON
(1-800-876-4766)
www.calpoison.org
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Hazardous Waste Collection Centers In Los Angeles County
Not all of these facilities are open on a continuous basis. Please check the operating hours before visiting.
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View Hazardous Waste Disposal in a larger map |
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