JOHNS CREEK Household Hazardous Waste Event

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The City of Johns Creek and Keep North Fulton Beautiful are partnering to host a Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) and electronics collection event. This drive-through event makes it easy to safely clear out dangerous chemicals, old paint, and unwanted electronics right from your vehicle.

• When: Saturday, Aug. 15 | 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. (Noon) (Note the updated ending time!)
• Where: Johns Creek City Hall, 11360 Lakefield Drive
• Cost: Free, but pre-registration is strictly required.

🛑 Resident Requirement: This event is exclusively for residents of the City of Johns Creek. Businesses and contractors are not permitted. All registrants will undergo an address verification check prior to the event.

Space is limited, and registrations are handled on a first-come, first-served basis. The portal will automatically close once the registration cap is reached. No walk-ups or on-site registrations will be accepted.

👉 Click Here to Register for the Event

Because our professional HHW and electronics vendors handle all material sorting, we only require a very small volunteer crew (2–3 people) to help keep traffic moving smoothly.

👉 Click Here to Sign Up as a Volunteer (Note: Registration capped at 3 volunteers)

• Stay in Your Car: This is a fully drive-through event. For your safety and efficiency, residents will not need to exit their vehicles. Professional vendors will unload your items for you.
• Traffic Flow Map: A detailed event traffic map will be emailed to all registered participants prior to the event so you know exactly where to queue.
• Guidelines Sent to Your Inbox: Registered users will receive the "What We Do/Don't Accept" guide via email three times leading up to the event to ensure a seamless drop-off.

• Paint: Strictly limited to 80 pounds per vehicle (a full gallon of paint weighs roughly 8–10 lbs, meaning a limit of about 8–10 gallons).
• Household Chemicals: Herbicides, pesticides, fertilizers, and pool chemicals.
• Automotive Fluids: Motor oil, anti-freeze, and gasoline.
• Mercury: Thermostats and thermometers.
• Electronics & Specialty Batteries: CRTs, TVs, monitors, laptops, cell phones, etc. (Lithium-ion, Ni-CAD, and car batteries are accepted).
• Gases & Aerosols: Propane cylinders, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and aerosol cans.
• Lighting: Fluorescent tubes and bulbs.

• NO Alkaline Batteries (AA, AAA, A, B, C, 9V)—These are completely safe to throw away in your regular household trash.
• NO Medical waste or needles
• NO Ammunition or explosives
• NO Pharmaceuticals