Curbside GuideHow to get rid of batteries in Henderson, NV
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Take household batteries to Republic Services' Southern Nevada HHW drop-off. Henderson hosts the South Valley site at 560 Cape Horn Drive on rotating Wed–Sat dates.
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- Household (AA, AAA, 9V)
- Batteries are listed as acceptable household hazardous waste on the 2026 Republic HHW calendar (with paint, oils, pesticides, cleaners, pool chemicals, adhesives).
- Lithium-ion & rechargeable
- Keep batteries in sound sealed containers; follow gate staff direction for lithium and rechargeable packs.
- Car (lead-acid)
- Accepted under the HHW batteries category on the Republic calendar — confirm limits on arrival.
- Fire safety / packing
- Check the 2026 calendar for which Wed–Sat the South Valley (Henderson) site is open versus North Valley (North Las Vegas).
- Drop-off
- South Valley HHW: 560 Cape Horn Drive, Henderson, NV 89011 — Wed–Sat 9 a.m.–1 p.m. on scheduled South Valley dates. Recycling at that site is accepted daily 7 a.m.–3 p.m. separately.
- Tip
- Closed all holidays. For items not listed, Southern Nevada Health District solid-waste pages apply.
Official source: www.republicservices.com · www.republicservices.com
Helpful supplies
- Electrical terminal tape — Covering battery terminals helps keep loose batteries from sparking while you store or carry them to a drop-off.
- Battery storage case — Keeps used batteries sorted and separated until your next drop-off trip.
- Fireproof lithium battery bag — Holds lithium-ion and power-tool batteries safely while you wait for a drop-off day.
- Car battery carrier strap — Makes a heavy lead-acid battery easier to carry and keeps it upright.
- Acid-resistant gloves — Protects your hands when handling a car battery.
General tips from official sources
- To prevent fires from lithium-ion batteries, tape battery terminals and/or place batteries in separate plastic bags, and never put them in household garbage or recycling bins. (www.epa.gov)
- Batteries can have enough energy to injure or start fires even when used and when they appear to be discharged. (www.epa.gov)
- Lead-acid (car) batteries may contain up to 18 pounds of lead and about a gallon of corrosive sulfuric acid. Return them to a battery retailer or a household hazardous waste collection program. (www.epa.gov)
- Removable rechargeable batteries can go to specialized battery recyclers, participating retailers that offer battery take-back, or local household hazardous waste programs. (www.epa.gov)
FAQ
How do I get rid of batteries in Henderson?
Take household batteries to Republic Services' Southern Nevada HHW drop-off. Henderson hosts the South Valley site at 560 Cape Horn Drive on rotating Wed–Sat dates.
Can I throw AA, AAA or 9-volt batteries in the trash in Henderson?
Batteries are listed as acceptable household hazardous waste on the 2026 Republic HHW calendar (with paint, oils, pesticides, cleaners, pool chemicals, adhesives).
What do I do with lithium-ion and rechargeable batteries in Henderson?
Keep batteries in sound sealed containers; follow gate staff direction for lithium and rechargeable packs.
How do I get rid of a car battery in Henderson?
Accepted under the HHW batteries category on the Republic calendar — confirm limits on arrival.
How should I pack batteries for disposal?
Check the 2026 calendar for which Wed–Sat the South Valley (Henderson) site is open versus North Valley (North Las Vegas).
Where can I drop off batteries in Henderson?
South Valley HHW: 560 Cape Horn Drive, Henderson, NV 89011 — Wed–Sat 9 a.m.–1 p.m. on scheduled South Valley dates. Recycling at that site is accepted daily 7 a.m.–3 p.m. separately.