Woodstock plans household hazardous waste collection

Woodstock city officials are hosting their first household hazardous waste collection event with Live Thrive at Woodstock City Church, 150 Ridgewalk Parkway, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 4.

This appointment-only event is open only to Woodstock residents and their households.

No commercial, industrial or business waste will be accepted.

The following materials will be accepted:

Paint (limited to 10 cans total, five or 10 gallons).
Chemicals/pesticides.
Styrofoam.
Plastic film (must be clean and dry).

Visit LiveThrive.org/woodstock to learn more and register for the event.

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