Waste Management Facilities
Seasonal Leaf and yard waste no longer accepted at Regional waste management facilities. Residents can take advantage of the free curbside leaf and yard waste collection. Check your waste management calendars for collection dates.
Hours and locations
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Oshawa Waste Management Facility |
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1640 Ritson Road North Hours of operation:
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Scugog Waste Management Facility |
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1623 Reach Street Hours of operation:
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Brock Waste Management Facility |
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C22480 Brock Sideroad #17 Hours of operation:
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Clarington Household Special Waste Depot |
| This location accepts only household hazardous waste. There is no charge for household hazardous waste disposal.
1998 Bowmanville Avenue Telephone: 905-623-4387 extensionension 6086 Hours of operation:
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Pickering Private Waste Disposal Facility |
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Please contact Miller Waste directly on disposal rates, cash policies and hours of operations before attending the site for waste disposal. Only household hazardous waste is accepted free of charge on behalf of the Region. All other waste will be subject to the rates and hours posted by Miller Waste Durham. The Household Hazardous Waste Depot is open Tuesday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Miller Waste Durham Hours of operation:
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Site fees
Loads containing only free materials are free. Mixed loads containing both free and chargeable items are subject to payment for the entire weight of the mixed loads. Fees are as follows:
- $5 flat rate for loads up to 40 kilograms (88 pounds).
- $1 for every eight kilograms (17.6 pounds) greater than 40 kilograms (88 pounds).
- $125 per 1,000 kilograms.
Fill material (such as soil, dirt, brick, gravel, rubble, sand, cement and concrete)
- $250 per 1,000 kilograms
Payment options include VISA, MasterCard, or debit. No cash, cheques or accounts are accepted.
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Your vehicle will cross weigh scales both entering and exiting. Please obey all traffic signals and signs. When you enter, tell the scale house staff the type of materials you have to dispose. Staff will direct you to the correct drop-off locations. At the exit scale, staff will inform you of the cost. |
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| Accepted materials |
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Residents dropping off a boat or other watercraft must ensure all fluids (gas, oil, coolant, etc.), flares, fuel and oil filters are removed. Remove the fuel tank from the boat whenever possible. If you cannot provide physical evidence there are no hazardous fluids on the boat, the boat will not be accepted. Removing these items protects the safety of staff and prevents environmental contamination.
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Free materials |
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Loads containing only these materials are free:
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Household hazardous waste
Do not put household hazardous waste (HHW) in your garbage. Drop off HHW at a waste management facility for free. When dropping off this waste:
- Never mix substances.
- Keep materials in their original container or in a well-marked container.
- All containers should be securely sealed.
- Securely pack materials in your vehicle to prevent spills.
View our Clarington Household Special Waste Depot video.
| Common household hazardous waste |
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| Unacceptable materials |
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| Additional HHW Drop-Off Locations |
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Visit these websites for more information and retail HHW drop-off locations: |
Paint Reuse Centre
A paint reuse centre is run to encourage the reuse of paints and stains. It is located at the Oshawa Waste Management Facility. Drop off or pick up good re-usable paints and stains for free.
Election Sign Recycling
Durham Region's Sign Recycling program provides election candidates the opportunity to recycle dedicated loads of corrugated plastic signs free of charge.
Wooden stakes, wire mounts, nylon zip ties, metal rings and staples must be removed from signs before delivering to the waste management facility.
Please note that loads of acceptable signs delivered mixed with other waste materials are subject to the regular disposal fee.
Candidates who are considering future campaigns are encouraged to retain their signs for reuse.
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