Battery Disposal in Western Placer County

Proper Battery Disposal in Placer County

Batteries Are HHW and Should Never Go in Your One Big Bin

Batteries are another type of HHW that requires special handling. Putting batteries in your trash can be dangerous and may cause a fire. And exploding batteries can contaminate recyclables and damage the environment. The good news is that old batteries can be recycled into new batteries!

Keep a battery box on hand so that every time you empty batteries out of your TV remote, your child’s favorite toy or your smoke alarm at 3 a.m. – you have a place to put them! Toss old batteries in with your reusable grocery bag on your next trip to one of our partner grocery stores, libraries or home improvement stores where you can safely dispose of your old batteries. To avoid sparking, we recommend taping the ends of old batteries with clear tape before properly disposing of them at one of our drop-off locations mapped below. You can also schedule a curbside pickup appointment.


Placer County residents can drop off household hazardous waste (HHW) at the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) free of charge, 
daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Find our location and hours here.  You can also explore benefits from your jurisdiction below.

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Placer County Battery Drop-Off and Disposal

Many of us toss used batteries into the trash without giving it a second thought. But did you know that batteries can be harmful to our health and the environment if not disposed of correctly? Select your location for jurisdiction-specific battery disposal options.

Auburn provides Free Battery Drop-Off

In addition to free pickup, Auburn makes battery disposal easy by allowing you to drop off used batteries at some of your favorite stores.

AUBURN BATTERY DROP-OFF LOCATIONS

Colfax provides Free Battery Drop-Off

In addition to free pickup, Colfax makes battery disposal easy by allowing you to drop off used batteries at some of your favorite stores.

COLFAX BATTERY DROP-OFF LOCATIONS

Lincoln provides Free Battery Drop-Off

In addition to free pickup, Lincoln makes battery disposal easy by allowing you to drop off used batteries at some of your favorite stores.

LINCOLN BATTERY DROP-OFF LOCATIONS

Loomis provides Free Battery Drop-Off

In addition to free pickup, Loomis makes battery disposal easy by allowing you to drop off used batteries at some of your favorite stores.

LOOMIS BATTERY DROP-OFF LOCATIONS

  • Raley’s
    6119 Horseshoe Bar Road, Loomis

Rocklin provides Free Battery Drop-Off

In addition to free pickup, Rocklin makes battery disposal easy by allowing you to drop off used batteries at some of your favorite stores.

ROCKLIN BATTERY DROP-OFF LOCATIONS

  • Walmart
    5454 Crossing Drive, Rocklin
  • City of Rocklin
    4081 Alvis Court, Rocklin
  • Rocklin Parks & Recreation
    5460 5th Street, Rocklin
  • Rocklin City Hall
    3970 Rocklin Road

Roseville provides Free Battery Drop-Off

In addition to free pickup, Roseville makes battery disposal easy by allowing you to drop off used batteries at some of your favorite stores.

ROSEVILLE BATTERY DROP-OFF LOCATIONS

Unincorporated Placer County provides Free Battery Drop-Off

In addition to free pickup, Unincorporated Placer County makes battery disposal easy by allowing you to drop off used batteries at some of your favorite stores.

UNINCORPORATED PLACER COUNTY BATTERY DROP-OFF LOCATIONS

  • Home Depot
    11755 Willow Creek Drive, Auburn
  • Bel Air
    2222 Grass Valley Highway, Auburn
  • Raley’s
    13384 Lincoln Way, Auburn
  • Holiday Market
    16981 Placer Hills Road, Meadow Vista
  • Raley’s
    1915 Douglas Boulevard., Granite Bay
  • Ace Hardware
    8665 Auburn Folsom Road
Curbside Pickup Facts And Information
Figure Out Where To Drop Off Batteries
Information About Your Bins Or Contact Your Hauler
Placer County Organic Waste Recycling Questions
Curbside Pickup Facts And Information
Figure Out Where To Drop Off Batteries
Information About Your Bins Or Contact Your Hauler
Placer County Organic Waste Recycling Questions