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Hazardous Waste Warning
Wastes in this section are dangerous to you and the environment. Handle them carefully and dispose of them properly. Legally, households may not transport more than 15 gallons of wet or 125 pounds of dry hazardous materials. Read about the regulation.
Contact the businesses listed below directly if you have questions about your waste and to see if they can collect it.
Where to go
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All of Santa Barbara County (1)
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Outside Santa Barbara County (2)
- GRP & Associates, Inc. — 218 10th Avenue North
- Stericycle, Incorporated —
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