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Hazardous Waste Collection Centers

There are four convenient centers located throughout Orange County that accept residential toxic waste. All of the centers are open Tuesday-Saturday 9a.m.-3p.m. and are closed on rainy days and holidays. Phone: 714-834-4000 Note: proof of Orange County residency is required.

The Irvine Household Hazardous Waste Center is closing, with the final day to drop off items December 31, 2025.
For questions, visit OClandfills.com/notice.

Irvine Regional HHW Center
6411 Oak Canyon (adjacent to the City of Irvine O.S.F.)

Anaheim Regional HHW Center
1071 N. Blue Gum Street

Huntington Beach Regional HHW Center
17121 Nichols Street

San Juan Capistrano Regional HHW Center
32250 La Pata Avenue

For more information on any of the aforementioned centers or materials accepted, please contact OC Waste & Recycling directly at (714) 834 – 4000 or by visiting www.oclandfills.com. View a pdf about HHW from OC Landfills.

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