The NYC Department of Sanitation is holding five SAFE Disposal Events this spring (one in each borough) to provide NYC residents with a one-stop method to get rid of potentially harmful household products. If you cannot attend any of the events, see harmful household products.
The blue and green recycling bin mascots will make appearances at all the SAFE disposal events. Check out the mobile Recyclarium exhibit at the Manhattan SAFE disposal event.
Who Can Participate
Only NYC residential waste will be accepted at these NYC SAFE events (no business or institutional waste permitted). No commercial vehicles allowed. Residents MUST provide proof of NYC residency.
Only NYC residential waste will be accepted at these NYC SAFE events (no business or institutional waste permitted). No commercial vehicles allowed. Residents MUST provide proof of NYC residency.
When & Where
All events will be held from 10am to 4pm (rain or shine).
All events will be held from 10am to 4pm (rain or shine).
Saturday
March 30 10am-4pm |
Queens
|
Citi Field, Parking Lots E & F
corner of Roosevelt Ave & Shea Rd; cars enter at parking gate 4 on Shea Rd |
Sunday
April 7 10am-4pm |
Brooklyn
|
Prospect Park, Park Circle
corner of Parkside Ave & Prospect Park SW; cars approach from Ocean Ave & Lincoln Rd |
Sunday
April 14 10am-4pm |
Staten Island
|
Staten Island Mall, Parking Lot F
near main entrance, 2655 Richmond Ave; cars enter at Marsh Ave, turn right on the mall drive |
Saturday
April 20 10am-4pm |
Bronx
|
Yankee Stadium, 151st Street Lot
River Ave and 151st St; cars approach from 150th St up River Ave |
Sunday
April 28 10am-4pm |
Manhattan
|
Columbia University/Teachers College
120th St between Broadway & Amsterdam Ave; cars approach from 122nd St down Amsterdam Ave |
Please note:
For info on how to travel to these locations via public transit, use:
What to BringItems accepted include auto fluids, batteries, electronics, glues, medications, paint products, solvents, and more. When deciding what items to bring, look for products labeled with the following signal words: DANGER, WARNING, or CAUTION. Products labeled DANGER represent the highest hazard level. Please also bring any other materials stored in your home that you know may be harmful.
For info on how to travel to these locations via public transit, use:
What to BringItems accepted include auto fluids, batteries, electronics, glues, medications, paint products, solvents, and more. When deciding what items to bring, look for products labeled with the following signal words: DANGER, WARNING, or CAUTION. Products labeled DANGER represent the highest hazard level. Please also bring any other materials stored in your home that you know may be harmful.
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