2 CHEMICAL RECYCLING DAYS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN 2024 for NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS ONLY
On Saturday, May 11 and Saturday, November 2, from 9AM to 1PM, only Northfield Township residents may drop off accepted household chemical waste at 237 Melvin Drive in Northbrook.
Since the majority of hazardous materials used in homes today can be either recycled, reused, or can be safely destroyed, the Northfield Township Road District's Highway Commissioner has entered into an agreement with Tradebe Environmental Services to create a limited Household Hazardous Waste Program for our homeowners in Northfield Township to safely dispose of their unwanted household cleaning and maintenance products.
Our Household Hazardous Waste program is a way in which we can offer homeowners of Northfield Township an alternative to disposal of certain chemicals in a landfill. The Road District has made it simple.
- Residents please be ready to clearly show your Identification indicating you reside within Northfield Township. This service is only for Northfield Township Residents, all others will be turned away.
- Residents will be responsible for removing items from their vehicles.
We will be checking identification to ensure Northfield Township residency
The following items will be accepted: antifreeze, cleaning products that are consumer commodities only, charcoal lighter fluid, driveway sealer (limit of 2 five gallon buckets), drain cleaners, paint thinners and gasoline in approved/original containers only, insecticides and herbicides.
- NO medical waste of any kind
- NO propane cylinders or fire extinguishers of any size
- NO items containing Mercury
- NO pool chemicals
- NO business/commercial waste accepted
- NO photography chemicals
- All items must be in original containers
The waste is then sorted and prepared for shipment, ensuring all DOT and EPA regulations are met. The material is then transported to the Tradebe Environmental Services facility for proper disposal/recycling.
For further information go to www.northfieldtownship.com and click on the Recycling icon or call the Road District at 847-724-7055.
Be Responsible and Recycle