Address: 2091 W Winton Ave, Hayward, CA 94545, USA
Phone: +18006066606
Soumen B
Straightforward and easy paint drop off experience. Made an appointment online, was attended right away on a Saturday afternoon. Paint is picked from the car and once done you drive away. Simple!!
Paula Francoeur
Very fast and Know exactly what you doing very on point when it comes to what they want you to do.very clear understanding of how to pull in open your trunk and make it whatever you need remove. It was a no Brainer😁
Sandi Halberstadt
So grateful that Alameda County is so progressive and proactive in getting waste back in the system. Wish more people would make the effort to get rid of toxics responsibly.
Michael Giannecchini
Very fast, courteous and efficient crew working there. It’s extremely helpful that they make this process very easy and hassle free. I wish there more public advertisement on these centers so people would turn to them instead of leaving it in illegal dump piles like I often see.
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Hayward Site Thursday, Friday -830am-230pm Saturdays 830-4pm Oakland Site Wednesday-Friday 830-230pm Saturdays 830-4pm
No charge. Just need your drivers license with Alameda County address.. We have a 15 gallon liquid waste limit and we want you to make an appointment. You can go to our website to do so at stopwaste.org hhw
Yes. Fluorescent tubes, CFLs, and ballasts. Compact fluorescent bulbs, high intensity discharge bulbs (HID), and light emitting diode (LED) bulbs are hazardous and must NOT go in any trash, recycling, or composting bin. Incandescent light bulbs (including those made with argon, krypton, and xenon gases), and halogen bulbs are not hazardous waste and can be put in the trash.
Yes. Non-working or older televisions, computer monitors, computers, computer peripherals, and other electronic waste are accepted for drop-off at no cost for Alameda County residents.
No. They do not take wood of any kind. Transfer Stations and Landfills accept this waste, or call your waste hauler for a bin. Go to www.RESource.StopWaste.org and search "painted wood" to get started. Call the facility before you go.
We do take small amounts of old gasoline. Check our page on Auto Fluids for more information: http://www.stopwaste.org/recycling/residents/household-hazardous-waste/oil-gasoline-auto-fluids.
While non-working electronics and some small appliances are accepted, home safes are not. Electronic waste includes devices that contain concentrations of metals (lead and copper) high enough to make them hazardous when they are discarded. Electronic waste has been banned from the trash. Non-Working Items That Are Hazardous Waste: Televisions: tubes, flat screens, plasmas, or projectors Computers, monitors, keyboards, mice, and computer peripherals Telephones, cell phones, and answering machines Stereo equipment, radios, tape players, VCRs, CD/DVD players, and phonographs Microwave ovens Thermostats Ballasts for fluorescent lamps Digital clocks and MP3 music players Digital cameras and video cameras Smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms Cathode ray tubes and devices containing CRT’s String lights For further details: http://www.stopwaste.org/recycling/residents/household-hazardous-waste/electronics
Thius service provides an benefit for the home owner to dispose of Hazmat.
Go to www.stopwaste.org/hhw shows you an overview map and has a direct link to the schedule an appointment on line. Location: 2091 West Winton Ave., Hayward (check a map and get directions).
Free for Alameda County residents. Go to www.RESource.StopWaste.org and enter item and zip code. Medications now go to a free drop-off kiosk: https://www.dontrushtoflush.org/ Free paint drop-off locations at www.PaintCare.org for residents and businesses. State Law limits the total amount you may transport in one vehicle to 125 pounds or 15 gallons.
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