For any questions you may contact your waste hauler or the Pasco County Solid Waste Department at 72 or visit their website. Please note all recycling is managed through Pasco County. You may NOT recycle Styrofoam, shredded paper, plastic film or plastic bags of any kind, plastic picnic-ware (plates, cups, utensils, tablecloths), or plastic toys of any kind. The following is a list of items are accepted for recycling curbside: Aluminum Cans Metal Food Cans Newspaper Office Paper (please no shredded paper) Cardboard Magazines Junk Mail and Plastic Bottles, Jars & Containers with Codes #1, #2, #3, #5, & #7. Place your recycling at the curb the night before your recycling day. Only use the sticker on a permanent container with a lid – Please no laundry baskets, cardboard boxes, or other temporary containers. If you use your own container, a recycling sticker will identify to your trash hauler call your trash hauler for a sticker or ask for one from Pasco County Solid Waste at 72. You may use an existing one or more than one! Or, call your trash hauler to get a cart. Purchase your own bin, can, or cart from a local retailer. The Waste Oil Collection Site is open during the regular Public Works Department’s business hours, Monday – Friday from 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM.įor more information on the centers’ operation hours and example of what is accepted, please call (727) 857-2780 or visit one of the centers. “Do-it-yourselfers” are encouraged to bring in your oil! Each year the city has collected and properly disposed of approximately 2,000 gallons of oil waste. The city’s Fleet Division has worked in conjunction with Pasco County agencies for many years to keep hazardous waste oil out of our environment by creating a Public Waste Oil Collection Site. Waste Oil Collection Site Vehicle oil change Please call (727) 857-2780 for more information.

The county has a separate program for handling biomedical waste. The only items not accepted from households are biomedical wastes, explosives, or radioactive wastes, which you are not likely to have at home anyway. Household hazardous waste includes pesticides, herbicides, pool chemicals, solvents, polishers, and gasoline. 14606 Hays Road, Shady Hills (off of State Road 52).9626 Handcart Road, Dade City (off of County Road 579A).The two facilities are equipped to accept most hazardous waste generated at home, and are located at: Two permanent Pasco County facilities are open to the public throughout the week, replacing Pasco County’s biannual Amnesty Days program. Household Hazardous Waste Collection Centers

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