Dumps, recycling & drop-offs in Douglas County, KS
- 1 listing
- 1 hazardous waste
Dumpmapper lists 1 place in Douglas County, KS where you may be able to drop off trash, recycling or problem materials: 1 hazardous-waste drop-off.
None of our sources lists a landfill or transfer station inside Douglas County, so household trash may have to go to a site in a neighboring county. None of these listings includes hours or a phone number yet, so look up the operator before you drive over.
If you're clearing out more than trash, the map also shows 1 paint drop-off, 1 battery drop-off, and 1 hazardous waste, oil or bulb drop-off here. Open Filters on the map below to show just those.
Listings aren't verified yet. Hours, fees and resident rules change, so check with the site before you go. We show a phone number or website when a source lists one.
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Hazardous waste 1
Lawrence Household Hazardous Waste Facility
Household hazardous waste facility- Address
- 2201 Kresge Road, Lawrence
- Website
- lawrenceks.gov/swm/hhw
- Takes
- Antifreeze, Household batteries, Cooking oil, Used motor oil, Fluorescent / CFL bulbs, Household hazardous waste…
Hours and fees not listed. Confirm with the site before you go.
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Recycling, paint, batteries & hazardous waste in Douglas County
Our sources list 1 recycling center or drop-off, 1 paint drop-off, 1 battery drop-off, and 1 hazardous-waste, oil or bulb drop-off in Douglas County. Some places count toward more than one of those. Accepted items and rules vary, so check before you go.
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We don't have household hazardous waste collection dates for Douglas County yet. Many counties hold HHW collection days a few times a year instead of running a permanent site, so check the county or city solid waste, public works or health department website for the next date. Know the schedule? Tell us.
Official locators: PaintCare paint drop-off sites (in states with paint stewardship programs) and the Call2Recycle battery drop-off locator (Call2Recycle now operates as The Battery Network). Guides: Old paint, Batteries, Household hazardous waste, Electronics, Motor oil & filters, Fluorescent bulbs.
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Data: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), Michigan EGLE, US EPA LMOP. County boundaries: US Census Bureau. Page built 2026-09-25. Something wrong or missing? Suggest a correction.