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Spring cleaning: Hazardous household waste collection Saturday in Cortland

Spring cleaning: Hazardous household waste collection Saturday in Cortland

Photo: Saga Communications/Cortland County Recycling Center


CORTLAND, NY (607NewsNow) – You can get rid of household chemicals, oils, and other waste in Cortland.

On April 11, Cortland County, along with the DEC, will collect hazardous household waste this weekend.

The event is free and open to county residents only. No material from commercial entities will be accepted.

It takes place from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday at the Cortland County Recycling Center, located at 137 S. Pendleton Street. No appointment necessary.

Questions? Call (607) 753-5191.

ACCEPTED ITEMS

  • oil-based outdoor paint
  • oil-based indoor paint
  • artist paints
  • automotive paint
  • spray paint
  • thinners
  • drain cleaners
  • lacquers
  • oil-based stains
  • flammable waxes and abrasives
  • pesticides
  • herbicides
  • lawn care products
  • garden products
  • gasoline
  • insect spray cans
  • auto cleaning products
  • flammable caulks and adhesives
  • household cleaning products
  • photographic materials
  • developers
  • mineral spirits
  • fluorescent bulbs and ballasts
  • spa and pool chemicals
  • varnishes
  • battery acid
  • pet supplies
  • rodent supplies
  • ant bait or traps
  • products containing mercury
  • antifreeze
  • driveway sealers
  • automotive oils
  • solvents

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