Household Hazardous Waste drop off days

Acting Public Works Director, David E. Scott, today reminds Baltimoreans that it Citizens should note that these materials must be taken to the Polytechnic and Patterson locations and will not be collected from your home. Proof of city residency, such as a driver's license, telephone bill or tax bill, is required to drop off items and you must be able to identify the material. For additional information or to find out more about the proper disposal of your household hazardous waste, please call 311.

MATERIALS THAT WILL NOT BE COLLECTED
TRASH

by B' Spokes

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