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The Division of Solid Waste Services has detailed information on how to properly dispose of trash and waste:
For information about proper waste disposal, contact the Division of Solid Waste Services at 311.
Waste Disposal Sites
Solid Waste Transfer Station
16101 Frederick Road
Derwood, MD 20855
240.777.6560
A list of other County disposal facilities can be found on the Division of Solid Waste Services' Facilities page.
Please note the following restrictions:
- Medical and pathological wastes, chemicals, pesticides and other hazardous or toxic wastes may not be disposed of at the Transfer Station in Derwood.
- Motor oil and antifreeze may be disposed of at the Transfer Station. Waste motor oil might also be accepted at many participating service stations. Call your local auto service station for additional assistance.
- Auto batteries may be disposed of only at the Transfer Station.
- Up to four passenger-vehicle-sized tires may be taken to the Citizen's Unloading Area at the Transfer Station at one time.
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Tire Disposal
The following links provide additional information on how to properly dispose of tires:
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Hazardous Waste Disposal
The Household Hazardous Waste Program is open to Montgomery County residents with home-generated hazardous waste. The County also offers a special disposal program for businesses and small-quantity generators of hazardous waste called EcoWise. To participate in EcoWise, you must register with the Division of Solid Waste Services by calling 311.
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Disposal of Bulk and Other Unwanted Items
| Program/Department |
Phone Number |
Use It Again
Handles reusable construction materials, fixtures and fittings. |
311 |
SORRT
Recycling information and assistance for County businesses. |
311 |
Furniture and other bulk items
Customer service hotline that offers constructive disposal options. |
311 |
Scrap metal
Old appliances and similar items might be eligible for free curbside collection. |
311 |
Freecycle
A way to get rid of items that you no longer need or want but still have life in them. Members of this volunteer-led online community give and receive items for free. |
N/A |
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