Los Angeles–Glendale S.A.F.E. Center
Hazardous waste drop-off in Los Angeles, run by LA Sanitation & Environment (City of Los Angeles).
Hazardous waste drop-off: Free drop-off for residents’ paint, chemicals, oil, batteries and electronics. No trash or bulky items.
DirectionsCall 800-773-2489Website
4600 Colorado BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90039
Open to residents · No business waste · Bring proof of residency · Saturdays only 9:00 AM–3:00 PM; closed City holidays and rainy days
Takes
- TVs & electronics AcceptedTVs, computers and other electronics accepted from residents.
- Paint AcceptedLatex and oil-based paint, stain and primer accepted from residents.
- Motor oil AcceptedUsed motor oil and oil filters accepted from residents.
- Antifreeze AcceptedAntifreeze accepted from residents.
- Batteries AcceptedHousehold and vehicle batteries accepted from residents.
- Household chemicals AcceptedSolvents, pesticides, pool chemicals, cleaners, aerosols, fluorescent bulbs and small propane cylinders accepted from residents.
- Pesticides & fertilizer AcceptedPesticides, herbicides and fertilizer accepted from residents.
- Pool chemicals AcceptedPool and spa chemicals accepted from residents; keep them in original containers and apart from each other.
- Fluorescent bulbs AcceptedFluorescent tubes and CFL bulbs accepted from residents.
- Propane tanks AcceptedHousehold propane tanks and small cylinders accepted from residents; call about size limits.
Free for residents.
Doesn't take
Concrete · Dirt & soil · Construction debris · Mattresses · Furniture · Appliances · Refrigerators & AC units · Tires · Yard waste · Scrap metal
Open to all Los Angeles County residents. 15 gallons or 125 pounds per trip.
Close to
Glendale 2.1 mi · Los Angeles 4.2 mi · Burbank 5.5 mi · Pasadena 7.0 mi · Sun Valley (Los Angeles) 9.7 mi · Inglewood 12 mi · El Monte 14 mi · Downey 14 mi
Source: LA Sanitation & Environment (City of Los Angeles). Checked by DumpSpots September 2026. Report a correction.