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HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW)
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Public Services Division
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HHW Main Page
HHW Storage & Transportation
Solid Waste Management Facility
1033 Elm Street
865-215-6700
Fax: 865-215-6711

HHW Program Goals

In April 1997, the City of Knoxville opened the State of Tennessee’s first permanent HHW Collection Center with the following goals:

To provide a high level of convenience for Knoxville and Knox County residents. To maximize diversion of HHW to recycling and reuse options. To provide public education aimed at helping people understand the hazards associated with HHW. To reduce the community’s liability for the cleanup of contamination resulting from improper HHW disposal. Who Benefits?

This facility offers free to Knoxville and Knox County residents a permanent drop-off for their hazardous household materials. Services at the HHW Collection Center include:

  • Full time staff
  • Ongoing public education
  • A facility for on-site storage of HHW
  • Recycling and reuse of material
  • Restrictions

    Residents may bring no more than 10 gallons or 100 lbs. of HHW per visit.

    Paint: residents may bring in no more than 20 - one gallon cans or, 4 - five gallon buckets of paint per visit.

    Only residential material is accepted. Business must contract privately for disposal of their hazardous waste.
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