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Coffey County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility

Located at:
1430 12th Lane SE, Burlington, KS, 66839
(1/4 mile west of Landfill in the Noxious Weed Department Building)
Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 7:30 am to 4:00 pm
(620) 364-8409

Coffey County HHW will accept HHW from households, free of charge. Businesses are excluded. The materials to be received at the facility will primarily consist of the following but are not limited to:

Ant and Roach Killers	Herbicides	Arsenicals
Rat and Mouse Poison	Insecticides	Fungicides
Chlorinated Hydrocarbons	Botanicals	Carbonates
Organo-Phosphates	Dioxins	2,4,5-T

Paints:	Auto Products:
Enamel and Oil Based Paints	Antifreeze
Rust Paints	Brake Fluids
Furniture Strippers	Used Motor Oil
Wood Preservatives	Waxes and Polishes
Stains and Finishes

Household Products:
Abrasive Cleaners or Powder	Oven Cleaners
Ammonia-Based Chemicals	Disinfectants
Rug and Upholstery Cleaner	Bleach Cleaners
Floor and Furniture Cleaners	Mothballs
Photographic Chemicals	Toilet Cleaners
Pool Chemicals	Drain Cleaners

Mercury
Batteries
Used Oil

The following materials will NOT be accepted at the facility:

Infectious and Radioactive Waste	Explosives
Compressed Gas Cylinders	Asbestos
Ammunition	Kepone

We offer a reuse shelf here at Coffey County HHW. Every item on the shelf is FREE. We have everything from paint to laundry soap. Come by and check it out.

DID YOU KNOW........?

*The average home contains 3-10 gallons of material that can be dangerous to your health and the environment.
*One gallon of oil can contaminate one million gallons of water.
*An estimated 530,000 lbs of batteries require disposal daily.
*The average household batteries accounted for 89% of the mercury in the municipal solid waste stream.
*Americans own over 900 million battery operated devices.