Clear More Space by Removing Hazardous Waste in February

by Chris Brunner January 23, 2017

by Chris Brunner January 23, 2017 1 minutes read

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By: Chris Brunner

Get ready to make room in your garage because on February 4, you can safely dispose of all types of household hazardous materials that you’ve been meaning to, but haven’t had the chance.

The cities of Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, Tamarac, Fort Lauderdale, and Pompano Beach have established a cooperative agreement that will allow residents several opportunities to dispose of the full range of these materials at special one-day events throughout the year.

On Saturday, February 4, 2017, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., residents may drop off the following items at the drop off location in the City of Coral Springs at 4181 NW 121st Avenue:

Aerosol products
Ammonia
Ammunition
Antifreeze
Auto fluids
Auto batteries
Boat batteries
Boat fluids
Charcoal starter
Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs)
Drain cleaners
Fertilizer
Fire extinguishers
Fireworks
Flares
Fluorescent tubes
Gasoline
Herbicides
Household cleansers
Insecticide
Kerosene
Lawn chemicals
Lighter fluid
Mercury thermometers
Motor oil
Nail polish & remover
Paint
Pesticides
Photo chemicals
Pool chemicals
Propane tanks
Rechargeable batteries
Rust remover
Solvents
Spot remover
Tires (limit 4)
Turpentine
Weed killer
Wood stain
Wood stripper

You may drop off the following: answering machines, computer cables, cell phones, computers (including laptops), copiers, DVD and VCR players, fax machines, flash and hard drives, keyboards/mice, monitors, pagers, print cartridges, printers, radios, routers, satellite/cable boxes, scanners, speakers/stereos, telephones, televisions, wires

The following are not accepted: business- and government-generated waste, explosives, bio-hazardous waste, microwaves, appliances.

Remember, you may not drop off items at Broward County’s Hazardous Waste Disposal.

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Chris Brunner: Chris has been a contributing writer at Tamarac Talk and Coral Springs Talk since high school. He is a resident of Coral Springs and is currently attending college.