Georgetown Residents Urged to Participate in Free Hazardous Waste Collection Event on January 18

Take Note, Georgetown! Your Chance to Dispose of Hazardous Waste Is Here

Hey Georgetown residents! Mark your calendars because the City is putting together a fantastic opportunity just for you! On January 18, from 9 a.m. to noon, the Georgetown Municipal Complex, located at 300-1 Industrial Ave, will be the scene for a FREE household hazardous waste collection event. That’s right, you can finally get rid of those pesky items hanging around your garage or basement that you just don’t know what to do with!

Who’s Invited?

This event is for up to 500 Georgetown solid waste customers who get their waste services through Texas Disposal Systems. So, if that sounds like you, you won’t want to miss out on this chance to declutter! But, there’s one tiny detail—you’ll need to register to take part. Make sure to register before 5 p.m. on January 17, because when that clock runs out, you could miss out on this super helpful event!

What to Expect

Now, you might be wondering what you can bring to this event. First, let’s talk about the vehicle logistics. While you’re at the collection, you’ll need to remain in your vehicle the entire time. The friendly staff will take care of unloading your items right from your back seat or trunk. Talk about a hassle-free way to get rid of those unwanted items, right?

What Can You Drop Off?

Before you come roaring in with your trunk wide open, hold on just a second! All items dropped off must be in their marked, original containers. Yes, this is a key requirement to keep in mind. And just as a friendly reminder, neither commercial disposal nor trailers will be allowed at this drop-off event.

Curious about what you can bring? The City has put together a thorough list of acceptable items to help you get organized. Typically, items like paint, batteries, cleaners, and other household hazardous materials will be accepted. For a complete rundown of what’s on the yes list—and what’s not—be sure to check out the City’s official website.

A Big Help for Our Community!

This household hazardous waste collection event isn’t just about cleaning out your home; it’s a fantastic way to help keep our environment clean and safe. Did you know that many of these hazardous materials can pose a threat to our local ecosystem if not disposed of properly? Events like this play a crucial role in ensuring we’re all doing our part for the planet.

Final Thoughts

So, if you’re looking to free up some space and dispose of those tricky household items, make sure to take advantage of this free event on January 18. Remember the registration deadline of 5 p.m. on January 17, and don’t forget to keep those items in their original containers. Your cooperation will make for a smooth collection day for everyone involved!

For more details about which items are accepted, as well as how to register, simply head over to the City’s website. Stay engaged and help us keep Georgetown beautiful—one hazardous item at a time!


Author: HERE Georgetown

HERE Georgetown

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