How to get rid of household chemicals in Baltimore, MD

Curbside

No. DPW does not collect flammable or hazardous waste as bulk trash; use an HHW drop-off day.

How to prepare

Keep materials in original, labeled packaging.

Cost / limits

City residents only; no commercial vehicles.

Appointment

No. Come on a scheduled HHW day.

Drop-off

Sisson Street Residential Drop-Off Center, 2840 Sisson St. HHW days: Nov. 6–7 and Dec. 4–5, 2026, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Tip

Questions: 410-396-7250 or 311.

Official source: www.baltimorecity.gov · www.baltimorecity.gov

General tips from official sources

• Many communities have permanent household hazardous waste collection sites or special collection days. Check with your local environmental, health or solid waste agency. (www.epa.gov)
• Keep products in their original, labeled containers. Never mix leftovers, and never pour them down the drain, on the ground, or into storm sewers. (www.epa.gov)
• Some local garages accept used motor oil for recycling. Even empty containers can hold residue, so read the label. (www.epa.gov)

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