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Texas household hazardous waste drop-off

Pick your county to see its drop-off sites, collection events and home pickup. Check who can use each program, and call before you go.

Texas counties

Counties in gray have no current listing yet: call the county for local options.

Texas metro areas

Upcoming collection events in Texas

Soonest first. Events usually serve only residents of the city or county that runs them, and many need an appointment. Events with addresses and phone numbers →

About Texas programs

Texas has no single statewide hazmat drop-off system. Cities, counties and utility districts run their own household hazardous waste programs, and most serve only their own residents. We list every program in the TCEQ contacts table (updated Sep 22, 2026).

Counted by every county TCEQ lists a program under, so a regional site can appear in several counties.

State rules and programs

FAQ

Can I use another city’s hazmat drop-off site in Texas?

Usually not. Most Texas programs serve only their own residents, and many ask for an ID or utility bill. Check “who can use it” on each listing.

Is household hazardous waste disposal free in Texas?

Often free for residents, but rules vary by program. Of 36 Texas drop-off sites, only some publish their fees. Call before you go.

Last checked Thu, Oct 22, 2026. Seeded from the TCEQ household hazardous waste contacts table; 122 programs checked against their own official pages so far. How we check.