New Hanover County HazWagon (mobile collection)
Permanent drop-off A household hazardous waste drop-off site run by New Hanover County Environmental Management in Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina.
- Address
- Not listed
- Hours
- 10:00 am-2:00 pm: Monday at Ogden Park (near the ball fields); Wednesday at Wrightsville Beach Municipal Complex; Friday at Carolina Beach (north side of Mike Chappell Park on Clarendon Ave); first Saturday of the month at Kure Beach Town Hall; major holidays excluded
- Who can use it
- New Hanover County residents only (have your ID ready); no business hazardous chemicals or out-of-county residents
- Cost
- Free for New Hanover County residents
- Appointment
- Not stated
- Phone
- 910-798-4400
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.
What they won’t take
Limits
Rules and residency
Nearby alternatives
Most programs only serve their own residents: check “who can use it” first.
- Permanent drop-off · 3002 Highway 421 North, Wilmington, NC 28401Who can use it: New Hanover County residents only (have your ID ready); no business hazardous chemicals or out-of-county residents
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FAQ
Who can use New Hanover County HazWagon (mobile collection)?
New Hanover County residents only (have your ID ready); no business hazardous chemicals or out-of-county residents
Is it free?
Free for New Hanover County residents
Do I need an appointment?
The source does not say. Call 910-798-4400 to check.
Can I bring old paint?
Accepted: latex paint. Accepted: oil-based paint.
Can I bring batteries?
Accepted: alkaline batteries. Accepted: lithium batteries. Accepted: sealed lead-acid batteries. Accepted: rechargeable batteries. Not accepted: electric vehicle batteries.
What will they turn away?
Asbestos; explosives; ammunition; prescription medications; small propane tanks; medical waste; electric vehicle batteries