(660) 359-5636 810 Washington Street, Trenton

Collection Events

District B uses grant funds from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources each year to collect banned/special items in our region.

Upcoming collections

  1. Harrison County HHW & Banned Item Collection

    9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.

    301 S. 28th Street, Bethany. Open to ALL residents of the 11 counties; residential only.

    Harrison County in conjunction with the North Missouri Solid Waste Management District Region-B is sponsoring a solid waste collection event. This event is funded with grant funds from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. This is an opportunity for ALL residents of Caldwell, Chariton, Carroll, Daviess, Grundy, Harrison, Linn, Livingston, Mercer, Putnam, and Sullivan Counties to dispose of special waste items banned from landfills.

    First page of Harrison County HHW and Banned Item Collection Flyer, October 10, 2026The flyer

  2. CMU (Chillicothe) HHW & Banned Item Collection

    9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.

    1515 Waterworks Road, Chillicothe. Open to ALL residents of the 11 counties; residential only.

    Chillicothe Municipal Utilities in conjunction with the North Missouri Solid Waste Management District Region-B is sponsoring a solid waste collection event. This event is funded with grant funds from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. This is an opportunity for ALL residents of Caldwell, Chariton, Carroll, Daviess, Grundy, Harrison, Linn, Livingston, Mercer, Putnam, and Sullivan Counties to dispose of special waste items banned from landfills.

    First page of CMU (Chillicothe) HHW and Banned Item Collection Flyer, October 17, 2026The flyer

What to bring, and what it costs

Tires

Standard Passenger tires (or smaller)
$4.00 each
Pick-up tires
$6.00 each
Oversized tires (36” +)
$10.00 each
Tractor Tires
$40.00 each

Tires must have no rims, and be clean and free of debris.

Appliances

Washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, ranges, ovens, microwaves, freezers, refrigerators, air conditioners and hot water heaters
$5.00 each
Scrap metal
Free

Appliances that will be collected include washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, ranges, ovens, microwaves, freezers, refrigerators, air conditioners and hot water heaters. A fee of $5.00 each will be charged.

Refrigerants will be removed by certified technicians prior to disposal. The District will collect scrap metal free of charge.

Electronics

Computer systems including mouse, keyboard, etc.; copy machines; printers; fax machines
$10.00
Televisions, by size
$20.00 to $50.00
Miscellaneous electronics including stereos, phones, etc.
Free

Electronics – Computer systems including mouse, keyboard, etc.; copy machines; printers; fax machines will be collected for a fee of $10.00. Televisions will be collected for a fee of $20.00 to $50.00, based on size.

Miscellaneous electronics including stereos, phones, etc. will be collected free of charge. All electronic waste will be de-manufactured and recycled. All hard drives will be destroyed.

Household hazardous waste

Paint (oil-based), oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, aerosols, herbicides, pesticides, and misc. household chemicals
By donation

Household Hazardous Waste must be in the original container and not leaking. Free will donations will be accepted.

Paint (oil-based), oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, aerosols, herbicides, pesticides, and misc. (Household chemicals only) will be collected.

Residential ONLY! NO waste from commercial generators, NO Businesses, NO toxic or medical waste, NO joint compounds or empty paint cans. DO NOT bring mixed waste!

Batteries and ink cartridges

Household batteries, rechargeable batteries, cell phones, intact car batteries and ink cartridges
No charge

Household batteries, rechargeable batteries, Cell Phones, Intact Car Batteries and Ink Cartridges (no broken or cracked cases) will be accepted at no charge.

Two shipping containers set on gravel as collection pods for tires, electronics, and other items banned from landfills. HarrisonHarrison County
Collection pods for special and banned items

Collection pods

District B uses grant funds from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources each year to collect banned/special items in our region. For over 20 years, the North Missouri Solid Waste Management District-B, has been an important part of collecting and recycling household hazardous waste, and banned items. Grant funds pay for the disposal cost, while Plan Implementation funds pay for staff time. The efforts of the District have prevented these items from being placed in landfills or illegally disposed of throughout rural areas, where a lot of the banned items would be illegally dumped in ditches, creeks, or on their property, which is not very beneficial for our environment. The District collects most types of electronic equipment including: computers, monitors, television sets, printers, and copiers; appliances including: refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, hot water heaters, and air conditioners; scrap metal including lawn mowers, swing sets , and bicycles; household cleaners, furniture polish, floor wax, antifreeze, brake fluid, pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides, paint thinner, paint strippers, stains, varnish, etc.; and household, rechargeable, truck, tractor, and car batteries. The district charges patrons fees associated with the collections.

The district holds banned and special collections throughout the region and is in the process of having semi-permanent containers to collect tires, electronic, scrap metal, appliances, rechargeable batteries, lead acid batteries, household batteries, and household hazardous waste. Grants have been awarded to have locations in the Town of Carrollton and Harrison County, with future sites in Sullivan, Caldwell, Daviess, and Linn Counties.