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Brevard County household hazardous waste Collection Center - Sarno Landfill

Permanent drop-off A household hazardous waste drop-off site run by Brevard County Solid Waste Management Department in Melbourne, Brevard County, Florida.

Address
3379 Sarno Road, Melbourne, FL
Hours
Mon-Sat 8:00 am-4:00 pm
Who can use it
Brevard County residents, items from non-business activities. Proof of residency may be required (driver license, tax bill or utility bill).
Cost
No cost to residents
Appointment
Not stated
Phone
321-633-1888
Official page ↗Directions ↗
Call ahead. Hours, limits and accepted items change, and sites close for weather and holidays. Confirm with Brevard County Solid Waste Management Department at 321-633-1888 before you load the car.

What you can bring

  • ✓Paint
  • ✓Batteries
  • ✓Motor oil
  • ✓Antifreeze
  • ✓Gasoline
  • ✓Fluorescent bulbs
  • ✓Electronics
  • ✕Propane
  • ✓Pesticides
  • ✓Pool chemicals

✓ accepted · ✕ not accepted · – not listed by the source. Exact wording from the official list is below.

Accepted (official list)Auto fluids (antifreeze, brake/power steering fluid, motor oil); auto/boat batteries; boat flares; gasoline/diesel; lighter fluid; lubricants; oil filters; paints/stains, thinners; sealers/solvents; roof coatings; fertilizers; fungicides; flea dips/sprays; herbicides; insecticides; pesticides; pool cleaning supplies; rat poison; aerosol sprays; adhesives; drain cleaner; electronics (10 large per year); fluorescent lamps (10 per household per year); CFLs; health and beauty aids; mercury devices; rechargeable batteries (Ni-cad, lithium/button); used vegetable/cooking oil

What they won’t take

Not accepted (official list)Alkaline batteries (trash); bilge water; biohazardous waste and discarded medicines; explosives; fire extinguishers; propane tanks; smoke detectors; 55-gallon drums or containers over 5 gallons; rear-projection and CRT TVs (trash); empty paint cans

Limits

Quantity limitsUp to 25 gallons (about 220 lbs) of liquid waste per household per year; no containers over 5 gallons

Rules and residency

Who can use itBrevard County residents, items from non-business activities. Proof of residency may be required (driver license, tax bill or utility bill).

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FAQ

Who can use Brevard County household hazardous waste Collection Center - Sarno Landfill?

Brevard County residents, items from non-business activities. Proof of residency may be required (driver license, tax bill or utility bill).

Is it free?

No cost to residents

Do I need an appointment?

The source does not say. Call 321-633-1888 to check.

Can I bring old paint?

Accepted: paints/stains, thinners. Not accepted: empty paint cans.

What will they turn away?

Alkaline batteries (trash); bilge water; biohazardous waste and discarded medicines; explosives; fire extinguishers; propane tanks; smoke detectors; 55-gallon drums or containers over 5 gallons; rear-projection and CRT TVs (trash); empty paint cans

Last checked Sun, Oct 18, 2026, checked against the program’s own official page. Sources: Coordinates: US Census Geocoder (Exact). See something out of date? Report a correction.