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Where to take hazardous waste
Garbage and recycling › Guide to hazardous waste › Where to take hazardous waste
Bring unwanted hazardous household products such as pesticides, leftover paint, solvents and automotive fluids to one of Metro's hazardous waste facilities. We'll recycle them or dispose of them safely.
If you live outside Metro boundaries or if you have business-generated waste, call 503-234-3000 for options.
Metro’s hazardous waste facility locations
Metro Central Station
6161 NW 61st Ave., Portland
503-234-3000
Directions: From Northwest St. Helens Road (Hwy. 30) or Yeon Avenue, turn north onto Kittridge and left onto Front. Go one mile to Northwest 61st and turn left. Facility is on the right.
Metro South Station
2001 Washington St., Oregon City
503-234-3000
Directions: Take I-205 to the Molalla/Oregon City exit (exit 10). At the first traffic light, turn right onto Washington. Facility is on the right.
Hours of operation
The Hazardous Waste Facility is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
Holiday hours: closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s days.
Hazardous waste fees
There is no fee to drop off hazardous waste from your home. Businesses that generate less than 220 pounds of hazardous waste can enroll in Metro's Conditionally Exempt Generator (CEG) program.
There still is a charge for drums 10 gallons or larger and an initial enrollment fee for the sharps container exchange program.
Related Documents
Files that are downloadable from this page
- Hazardous waste facilities fact sheet 144K Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Related Internet links
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Hillsboro Asbestos Disposal web site
(http://www.wmnorthwest.com/landfill/landfillcities/hillsboro/asbestos.html)
Did you know?
Metro is able to recycle 80 percent of the paint that we receive. People buy this recycled latex paint and put it back to work on houses, churches and offices.
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Hazardless home handbook
This guide provides information on common hazardous ingredients, potential hazards, responsible use and storage, proper waste management and alternatives for most common hazardous household products.