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Pacific Coast Disposal- Mendocino County
(707) 884-3886 tel
(707) 586-5543 fax
Serving the Mendocino Coast from Gualala to Elk
HazMobile Toxic Waste Drop-Off
For Residents & Small Businesses
Dispose of hazardous materials properly during the HazMobile drop-off program. See the .pdf flyer for schedule details.
 2009 HazMobile Drop-Off flyer
North Bay Corporation's Planned Center for the Environment
New facility announced
The North Bay Corporation's Center for the Environment is designed for sustainability and will expand the management of Sonoma County's waste disposal far beyond California's current recycling mandates. Find out more...
Got Cooking Oil?
Dispose of it properly
Frying a turkey for Thanksgiving? Have other projects that involve excess cooking oil? Dispose of the oil properly. See the .pdf format guide.
Cooking Oil Disposal Guide
Fluorescent Light Recycling Guide
What to do with your flourescent lights
Fluorescent bulbs and tubes are considered hazardous waste and cannot just be thrown in the trash. Find out how you can properly dispose of flourescent bulbs.
Green Schools
Print out and use these .pdf format posters for education in classroom environments:
What is a Recyclable?
¿Cual es Reciclable?
How Do You Lunch?
Placing the cart at the curb
How should I place my carts at the curb?
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Smith & Hawken Biostack® Composter Offer
Save on a new composter
Northbay Corporation is offering the Smith & Hawken Biostack® Composter to our customers at a reduced price of $69 00. Units will become available in mid-August. To preorder, call customer service at , and you will be contacted when your composter is available.
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Holiday Collection Schedule
Dates for Waste & Recycling Pickup
With the exception of the Christmas and New Years Days, Pacific Coast Disposal collects solid waste, recycling and yard waste each week. During these holiday weeks, service will be delayed by one day for customers whose collection day falls on or after the holiday. Regular service resumes the week following the holiday.
Recycle Household batteries for Free
Household batteries are considered a hazardous waste, but they CANNOT be placed in recycling or trash. What do I do with them??? It's easy, just keep a zip lock bag near your penny jar at home and turn them in at no cost to the numerous collection locations listed below.
- Some retailers in your city have household battery drop-offs (most Longs Drugs and Radio Shack locations, check out www.recyclenow.org/r_recycling.cgi for locations). Just bring them along the next time you go shopping!
- The Household Toxics Facility is open Thursday through Saturday each week. The Facility is located at the Sonoma County Central Disposal Site at 500 Mecham Road in Petaluma. They are open from 7:30 am - 3:30 pm. No appointment is necessary. See www.recyclenow.org/r_householdtoxics.html for more information.
- Each week there is a Community Toxics Collection event in a different city in Sonoma County. Check out Sonoma County's recycling resource for schedule and locations: www.recyclenow.org/r_householdtoxics.html.
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