Dear Brushy Creek MUD residents,
You’re invited to participate in Williamson County’s Household Hazardous Waste Cleanup event Saturday, April 4, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Williamson County Expo Center, 5330 Bill Pickett Trail, in Taylor.
Guidelines from Williamson County state:
Residents may bring the following household hazardous waste for safe disposal:
• Automotive & Batteries: Antifreeze, batteries, brake fluid and transmission fluid.
• Household Chemicals: Cleaning products, acids and lighter fluid.
• Lawn & Garden: Pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers.
• Paint & Solvents: Paints, varnishes and solvents (maximum 5 gallons per vehicle).
The following will not be accepted at the event:
• Hazardous & Industrial Waste: Agricultural chemicals, asbestos, dioxins and radioactive materials.
• Explosives & Weapons: Ammunition, fireworks and compressed gases.
• Electronics & Large Items: Appliances, tires, propane cylinders and smoke detectors.
• Medical & Commercial Waste: Pharmaceuticals, medical items and business waste.
Event Guidelines
• Volunteers will unload vehicles. Attendees are asked to remain in their vehicles.
• Each vehicle may go through the line only once.
• No walk-ups and no smoking at the event site.
• Wait times may be long. Attendees are asked to plan accordingly.
• Bring items in their original containers whenever possible.
• Keep all items sealed and separated to prevent leaks or mixing.
• No contractor or business waste will be accepted.
• Transport items safely, placing hazardous materials in the back of a vehicle away from passengers.
• Bins and baskets used for transport will not be returned.
Please note participants must remain in their vehicles while volunteers unload items. Each vehicle is limited to one trip and wait times may vary. For safety, bring materials in sealed, labeled containers and transport them in the back of your vehicle.
Take advantage of this free opportunity to dispose of hazardous household materials responsibly! For more information, contact publicinformation@wilco.gov, or call the Williamson County media line at 512-943-1122.