Grand Island's household hazardous waste drop-off belongs to a local Keep America Beautiful and Keep Nebraska Beautiful affiliate, funded by donations, state grants, and support from the City of Grand Island and Hall, Hamilton, Howard, and Merrick Counties. The facility takes products labeled poison, flammable, corrosive, irritant, or oxidizer, including paint, antifreeze, motor oil, aerosol cans, pesticides, fluorescent bulbs, and gasoline. Everything arrives in its original container, and mercury items require a call first.
A free Swap Shop at the same site takes used products for drop-off or pick-up. The facility refuses large appliances, propane tanks, and commercial, industrial, medical, or agricultural waste, and it charges a per-set fee for flat panel TVs with a two-per-day limit per residence. Hours run Monday through Friday, and the facility is closed Saturdays.
Accepts: Paint, Antifreeze, Motor oil, Aerosol cans, Pesticides, Fluorescent bulbs, Gasoline, Cleaners and solvents, Flat panel TVs, Computers and monitors
Services: Household hazardous waste disposal · Free Swap Shop for used products · Flat panel TV recycling · Computer and electronics drop-off · Public recycling guide and cleanup events
What household hazardous waste does the Grand Island Area Clean Community System accept?
The facility accepts products labeled oxidizer, irritant, corrosive, flammable, poison, or environmental hazard, including paint, antifreeze, motor oil, pesticides, and fluorescent bulbs.
Does the Grand Island Clean Community System have a Swap Shop?
Yes. A free Swap Shop at the waste facility takes used products for drop-off or pick-up, and it closes a half hour before the rest of the facility.