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Imperial County Public Works — Solid Waste & Recycling Referrals

Find official household hazardous-waste instructions and attributed receiving-program referrals. This role does not establish that the guide publisher operates a receiving facility.[1]

Source checked October 26, 2026[2]
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publicworks.imperialcounty.org

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Actual Public Works waste-program information and attributed regional HHW referrals. Franchise-zone collection scope is not the same as IVRMA household eligibility or facility operation.Public Works programme information; follow each named provider’s actual programme scope and receiving rules. [2]

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Imperial County HHW — attributed IVRMA receiving-program instructions (opens in a new tab)[3]Official instructions

Imperial County Public Works identifies IVRMA’s regional HHW program. IVRMA says its three facilities serve Imperial County residents and requires ID plus a utility bill. This County information guide does not become the operator; its calendar and current operating dates require confirmation.

Service area: Household/material-specific programme or referral only. Residency, customer eligibility, materials and receiving-site availability must be checked with the named programme; this is not unrestricted all-county disposal access. [3]

Before you start

Information & documents · IVRMA residential program — ID and utility bill for residency
Many products in your household contain chemicals that are harmful to you and the environment. IVRMA implements the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Program to provide Imperial County residents the opportunity to dispose of this waste properly, free of charge, to help save our regional environment from contamination. IVRMA operates three HHW facilities throughout the Imperial Valley, which are available to all residents of Imperial County. Residents must bring an ID and a utility bill for proof of residency. [4]

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  1. [1] Imperial County household hazardous waste program information (opens in a new tab)

    Imperial County · Franchise Zones and Collection Services - Imperial County Department of Public Works — imperial-county-ivrma-referral
    Source reviewed October 26, 2026

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    Not sure how to dispose of specific or unwanted items? Visit the Imperial Valley Resource Management Agency (IVRMA), which provides resources and programs for proper waste handling. Imperial County is a member of the Imperial Valley Resource Management Agency (IVRMA), a regional agency that assists local jurisdictions with developing and implementing programs for: Waste reduction and recycling Organic waste composting Household hazardous waste management Environmentally preferable purchasing These efforts help ensure compliance with local, state,and federal environmental regulations.
  2. [2] Imperial County household hazardous waste program information (opens in a new tab)

    Imperial County · Franchise Zones and Collection Services - Imperial County Department of Public Works — imperial-public-works-identity
    Source reviewed October 26, 2026

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    The Imperial County Department of Public Works (ICDPW) administers and oversees franchise agreements with authorized waste haulers serving these areas (Franchise Zones). These services support residents, businesses, and institutions in reducing waste, increasing recycling, and properly managing organic materials in compliance with state law.
  3. [3] Imperial hhw-program instructions (opens in a new tab)

    Imperial Valley Resource Management Agency · Household Hazardous Waste Program | Imperial Valley Resource Management Agency — service-hazardous-waste-06025
    Source reviewed October 26, 2026

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    Many products in your household contain chemicals that are harmful to you and the environment. IVRMA implements the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Program to provide Imperial County residents the opportunity to dispose of this waste properly, free of charge, to help save our regional environment from contamination. IVRMA operates three HHW facilities throughout the Imperial Valley, which are available to all residents of Imperial County. Residents must bring an ID and a utility bill for proof of residency.
  4. [4] Imperial hhw-program instructions (opens in a new tab)

    Imperial Valley Resource Management Agency · Household Hazardous Waste Program | Imperial Valley Resource Management Agency — hhw-imperial-residency
    Source reviewed October 26, 2026

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    Many products in your household contain chemicals that are harmful to you and the environment. IVRMA implements the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Program to provide Imperial County residents the opportunity to dispose of this waste properly, free of charge, to help save our regional environment from contamination. IVRMA operates three HHW facilities throughout the Imperial Valley, which are available to all residents of Imperial County. Residents must bring an ID and a utility bill for proof of residency.
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