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Oct
19
Wed
Rural Water Authority of DC @ Douglas County Phillip S. Miller Bldg (conference rooms A & B)
Oct 19 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month starting at 7:00 p.m.

Nov
16
Wed
Rural Water Authority of DC @ Douglas County Phillip S. Miller Bldg (conference rooms A & B)
Nov 16 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month starting at 7:00 p.m.

Dec
21
Wed
Rural Water Authority of DC @ Douglas County Phillip S. Miller Bldg (conference rooms A & B)
Dec 21 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month starting at 7:00 p.m.

Mar
18
Sat
DC 2017 Noxious Weed Symposium @ Douglas County Events Center
Mar 18 @ 8:30 am – 4:45 pm
May
20
Sat
Parker Household Chemical Roundups @ Parker Joint Services Center
May 20 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Many common products found in your home such as oil-based paint, mercury, gasoline, degreasers, cleaning compounds, and garden chemicals may be hazardous and they should be used and disposed of carefully. These community events help prevent pollution and protect the people handling your garbage.

This service is open to all resident of Douglas County. Please bring a utility bill, phone bill, or driver’s license to verify your address. (A contribution of $25 is requested to help offset the high cost of hazardous waste disposal.)

Items they WILL accept:

  • House and garden chemicals.
  • Automotive fluids.
  • Fluorescent light bulbs and CFLs.
  • Propane tanks (1-20 lbs.)
  • Vehicle and household batteries.
  • Items containing mercury.
  • Car and pickup truck tires, off rim.
  • Oil-based paint and paint products (see below).

Items they CANNOT accept:

  • Business and commercial waste.
  • Radioactive waste.
  • Electronic waste (computers, TVs, etc.).
  • Explosive waste.
  • Smoke detectors.
  • Waste containing asbestos.
  • Compressed gases other than propane.
  • Tractor tires.
  • Scrap metal.
  • Medical waste.

Latex paint waste disposal and reduction tips:

  • Water-based latex paint should be disposed of in regular household garbage, IF it is completely dried out.
  • Mixing the paint with kitty litter, dirt, or concrete-mix will help speed the drying process.
  • Dry cans of pain, with lids removed, can be discarded in the trash.
  • Buy only what you need by carefully estimating the square footage of the surfaces to be painted. One gallon of paint will cover about 350 square feet.
  • Ask your local paint store, if they provide small (1-2 ounce) samples for color testing before investing in gallons of paint.
  • Give any leftover paint to a neighbor in need.
Aug
12
Sat
Highlands Ranch Household Chemical Roundups @ Shea Stadium
Aug 12 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Many common products found in your home such as oil-based paint, mercury, gasoline, degreasers, cleaning compounds, and garden chemicals may be hazardous and they should be used and disposed of carefully. These community events help prevent pollution and protect the people handling your garbage.

This service is open to all resident of Douglas County. Please bring a utility bill, phone bill, or driver’s license to verify your address. (A contribution of $25 is requested to help offset the high cost of hazardous waste disposal.)

Items they WILL accept:

  • House and garden chemicals.
  • Automotive fluids.
  • Fluorescent light bulbs and CFLs.
  • Propane tanks (1-20 lbs.)
  • Vehicle and household batteries.
  • Items containing mercury.
  • Car and pickup truck tires, off rim.
  • Oil-based paint and paint products (see below).

Items they CANNOT accept:

  • Business and commercial waste.
  • Radioactive waste.
  • Electronic waste (computers, TVs, etc.).
  • Explosive waste.
  • Smoke detectors.
  • Waste containing asbestos.
  • Compressed gases other than propane.
  • Tractor tires.
  • Scrap metal.
  • Medical waste.

Latex paint waste disposal and reduction tips:

  • Water-based latex paint should be disposed of in regular household garbage, IF it is completely dried out.
  • Mixing the paint with kitty litter, dirt, or concrete-mix will help speed the drying process.
  • Dry cans of pain, with lids removed, can be discarded in the trash.
  • Buy only what you need by carefully estimating the square footage of the surfaces to be painted. One gallon of paint will cover about 350 square feet.
  • Ask your local paint store, if they provide small (1-2 ounce) samples for color testing before investing in gallons of paint.
  • Give any leftover paint to a neighbor in need.
Sep
30
Sat
Castle Rock Household Chemical Roundups @ Town of Castle Rock Utilities
Sep 30 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Many common products found in your home such as oil-based paint, mercury, gasoline, degreasers, cleaning compounds, and garden chemicals may be hazardous and they should be used and disposed of carefully. These community events help prevent pollution and protect the people handling your garbage.

This service is open to all resident of Douglas County. Please bring a utility bill, phone bill, or driver’s license to verify your address. (A contribution of $25 is requested to help offset the high cost of hazardous waste disposal.)

Items they WILL accept:

  • House and garden chemicals.
  • Automotive fluids.
  • Fluorescent light bulbs and CFLs.
  • Propane tanks (1-20 lbs.)
  • Vehicle and household batteries.
  • Items containing mercury.
  • Car and pickup truck tires, off rim.
  • Oil-based paint and paint products (see below).

Items they CANNOT accept:

  • Business and commercial waste.
  • Radioactive waste.
  • Electronic waste (computers, TVs, etc.).
  • Explosive waste.
  • Smoke detectors.
  • Waste containing asbestos.
  • Compressed gases other than propane.
  • Tractor tires.
  • Scrap metal.
  • Medical waste.

Latex paint waste disposal and reduction tips:

  • Water-based latex paint should be disposed of in regular household garbage, IF it is completely dried out.
  • Mixing the paint with kitty litter, dirt, or concrete-mix will help speed the drying process.
  • Dry cans of pain, with lids removed, can be discarded in the trash.
  • Buy only what you need by carefully estimating the square footage of the surfaces to be painted. One gallon of paint will cover about 350 square feet.
  • Ask your local paint store, if they provide small (1-2 ounce) samples for color testing before investing in gallons of paint.
  • Give any leftover paint to a neighbor in need.