6/27/26 @ 9:00 a.m.

The next Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Event will be held on Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 8 a.m. to noon (or until trucks reach capacity).

Hosted by Keep Nassau Beautiful and Nassau County Solid Waste, this event allows Nassau County residents to safely dispose of items that are too hazardous for the landfill. Examples include electronics, aerosols, herbicides and pesticides, fluorescent light bulbs, paint and paint thinners, oil filters, and more.

The event will take place at the Nassau County Road Department, located at 86200 Gene Lasserre Boulevard in Yulee. Motorists will enter the facility from Courtney Isles Way (west of Chester Road).

This event is FREE for Nassau County residents with proof of residency. No commercial loads will be accepted; however, small businesses may call ahead for pricing at 352-334-0440.
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Attendees are also encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item to be donated to the Barnabas Food Pantry.

-Sabrina Robertson 
 Communications Officer

4/17/26 @ 11:15 a.m.

​On Saturday, April 11, 2026, Keep Nassau Beautiful and Nassau County Solid Waste hosted their bi-annual Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Event. During the four-hour event, a total of 477 vehicles participated, safely disposing of items that cannot be placed in regular landfill waste. Accepted materials included cooking oil, propane tanks, electronics, power tools, fluorescent light bulbs, pesticides, and more.

The accompanying graphic highlights participation by zip code, along with photos capturing the day’s success.

Thank you to Nassau County residents for doing your part to protect our environment by properly disposing of hazardous materials. We also extend our appreciation to County staff, Keep Nassau Beautiful volunteers, and partner agencies whose hard work made this event a success.

The next Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Event will take place in Fall 2026.

-Sabrina Robertson
 Communications Officer

4/10/26 @ 8:30 a.m.

​Happening tomorrow! Saturday, April 11, 2025 from 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

The Bi-Annual Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Event, hosted by Keep Nassau Beautiful, Inc. and Nassau County Solid Waste.

This is your chance to safely dispose of items that are too hazardous for the landfill, including:

• Electronics
• Aerosols
• Herbicides & pesticides
• Fluorescent lightbulbs
• Paint & paint thinners
• Oil filters

…and more!

Nassau County Road Department
86200 Gene Lasserre Blvd., Yulee

Please enter from Courtney Isles Way (west from Chester Road).

Cost: FREE for Nassau County residents (proof of residency required).

No commercial loads accepted. Small businesses may call ahead for pricing at 352-334-0440.

Bonus: Help support our community by bringing a non-perishable food item for donation to the Barnabas Food Pantry.
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Don’t miss this opportunity to clean out your garage safely and responsibly.
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2/11/26 @ 11:30 a.m. 

The next Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Event will be held on Saturday, April 11, 2026, from 8am-12pm (or until trucks reach capacity). Hosted by Keep Nassau Beautiful and Nassau County Solid Waste, this event allows Nassau County residents to safely dispose of items to hazardous for the landfill. Examples include electronics, aerosols, herbicides/pesticides, fluorescent lightbulbs, paint/paint thinners, oil filters, and more.

The event will take place at the Nassau County Road Department located at 86200 Gene Lasserre Blvd., Yulee. Motorists will enter the facility from Courtney Isles Way (west from Chester Road).

This event is FREE for Nassau County residents with proof of residency. No commercial loads will be accepted, however small businesses can call ahead for pricing at 352-334-0440.

Last but not least, attendees are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item to be donated to the Barnabas Food Pantry.

Event page: https://www.facebook.com/share/1bcS839hjC/

-Sabrina Robertson
 Communications Officer

2/2/26 @ 9:00 a.m.

​​Exciting news for Nassau County residents—County recycling got an upgrade!
 
Our new recycling decals make it easy to recycle right at a glance—no guessing, no contamination.
 
✅     Look for them on all bins at County drop-off sites.
 
📍Download the new Residential Recycling Guide at https://nassaufl.co/recycling.
 
These enhancements make it easier than ever to recycle right.

-Sabrina Robertson
​ Communications Officer

1/14/26 @ 11:45 a.m.

​​Nassau County Solid Waste will host their next Waste Tire Amnesty Day on Saturday, March 28, 2026, at the Convenience Recycle Center located at 46026 Landfill Road in Callahan. 

This event allows Nassau County residents to safely dispose of up to 15 light car or truck tires for proper recycling. There is no cost to participate, however you will be required to show proof of residency. 

All tires must be off the rim and free of debris. No commercial loads will be accepted. 

WHAT: Waste Tire Amnesty Day
WHEN: Saturday, March 28, 2026 from 8:30 a.m. - noon (or until trailer reaches capacity, whichever comes first)
WHERE: 46026 Landfill Road, Callahan, FL 

If you have any questions, please contact Nassau County Solid Waste at (904) 530-6700.

-Sabrina Robertson
 Communications Officer

1/20/26 @ 9:00 a.m. 

🚫 No Bags in Recycling Bins! ♻️

Bagging your recyclables in plastic may seem helpful—but it actually causes contamination and can send everything to the landfill.

✅ Place recyclables loose in the bin at all County-operated drop-off sites
❌ No plastic grocery bags or trash bags

Let’s keep our recycling clean and effective in Nassau County!

📄 Download the Residential Recycling Guide: https://nassaufl.co/recycling

-Sabrina Robertson
 Communications Officer

12/2/25 @ 9:00 a.m. - 

The holiday season is full of giving, gathering—and let’s be honest—a lot of extra waste. From shipping boxes and wrapping paper to leftovers and packaging, it can really add up. The good news? With a little planning and help from local resources, you can keep your holidays festive and eco-friendly. Nassau County residents can take advantage of our convenient recycling drop-off sites and use the downloadable Residential Recycling Guide to make waste-wise choices all season long. (Spanish-language Guide also available.)
 
1. Tackle the Tower of Boxes
Online shopping ramps up during the holidays, and so does the pile of shipping boxes. Before recycling remove all packing materials (plastic film, bubble wrap, Styrofoam), and flatten boxes to save space in the recycling bin. Both corrugated cardboard (shipping boxes) and boxboard (like tissue or cereal boxes) are recyclable when clean and dry.

2. Holiday Tech Upgrades? Recycle the Rest!
Upgrading your TV, computer, or tablet this season? Don’t toss old electronics in the trash—they contain materials that can be hazardous to the environment. County residents can drop off electronics for recycling at the Convenience Recycling Center. Tube TVs can also be dropped off at this location for waste disposal.
 
Batteries (especially lithium-ion) are not safe for recycling. They can cause fires in trucks and facilities—never place these items in recycling bins.
 
3. Out With the Old: What to Do with Household Goods
Decluttering this holiday season? Whether you’re making room for new gifts or tackling a New Year cleanup, don’t send usable items to the landfill. Many household goods can be reused or donated, including gently used kitchenware and dishes, blankets and linens, towels, and more. If you’re unsure where to take something, check out the A-Z Lookup Tool on the Keep Nassau Beautiful website for donation or disposal options.
 
For household goods that are not in good enough condition to be donated, residents can bring items such as damaged furniture, mattresses, broken children’s toys, and stained or torn clothing to the Convenience Recycling Center for disposal. Appliances and white goods that no longer work or are not suitable for donation can also be dropped off at this location.
 
4. Wrap Smarter, Not Harder
Not all wrapping paper is recyclable. Foil, glittery, or laminated papers must go in the trash, not the recycling bin. Here's a quick test: if you crumple the paper and it stays crumpled, it’s likely recyclable. If it springs back or has embellishments, it's not.
 
Happy holidays from all of us—and thank you for recycling right!
 
-Sabrina Robertson
​ Communications Officer

11/12/25 @ 3:00 p.m. - 

On Saturday, November 8, 2025, Nassau County Solid Waste hosted the Waste Tire Amnesty Day event, giving residents the opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted tires. A total of 564 tires were collected and properly recycled, helping to keep our community clean and protect the environment.

Improperly discarded tires can pose serious environmental hazards. They can collect rainwater, creating breeding grounds for mosquitoes and other pests, and when burned or left to decompose, they can release harmful chemicals into the air, soil, and water. Recycling or properly disposing of tires helps reduce these risks and supports a healthier Nassau County.
The County extends a big thank-you to our Public Works and Solid Waste employees for their hard work in organizing and operating this event, and to all the residents who participated for doing their part to ensure tires are disposed of safely and responsibly.
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The next Waste Tire Amnesty Day Event will be scheduled for the Spring of 2026. Residents are reminded that each household may dispose of up to four (4) car or truck tires per year, free of charge, at the Convenience Recycle Center, located at 46026 Landfill Road in Callahan (with proof of residency). Proper disposal helps ensure tires are safely managed and reused in environmentally responsible ways.

-Sabrina Robertson
 Communications Officer

11/3/25 @ 2:15 p.m. 

Exciting news, Nassau County residents! Our recycling program got an upgrade.  Our new recycling decals make it easier than ever to recycle right. No more guessing or contamination. Be sure to look for the updated decals on all bins at County drop-off sites. Also, be sure to download our new new Residential Recycling Guide at nassaufl.co/recycling.

Together, we’re making recycling simple, clear, and effective for everyone in Nassau County! 

-Sabrina Robertson
 Communications Officer

10/25/25 @ 6:00 a.m.

​Not even rainy weather could keep residents from recycling! On Saturday, October 11, 2025, Nassau County Solid Waste and Keep Nassau Beautiful hosted the bi-annual Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Event. A total of 466 cars came through during the 4-hour event, disposing of waste that is too hazardous for the landfill such as cooking oil, propane tanks, electronics, power tools, fluorescent lightbulbs, pesticides, and more. ​

Thank you Nassau County residents for doing your part in caring for our environment and ensuring that hazardous waste items are disposed of properly. We also appreciate the hard work of County staff, Keep Nassau Beautiful volunteers, and the agencies involved with making this event a huge success. The next Hazardous Waste Recycling Event will be held in the Spring of 2026. 

-Sabrina Robertson
 Communications Officer

10/8/25 @ 12:00 p.m. 

This is a friendly reminder that the bi-annual Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Event has been scheduled for Saturday, October 11, 2025 from 8am-noon (or until trucks reach capacity- whichever comes first). Hosted by Keep Nassau Beautiful and Nassau County's Solid Waste Division, this event allows Nassau County residents to safely dispose of items that are too hazardous for the landfill. Examples includes electronics, aerosols, herbicides/pesticides, fluorescent lightbulbs, batteries, paint/paint thinners, oil filters, and more.

The event will take place at the Nassau County Road Department located at 86200 Gene Lasserre Blvd., Yulee. Motorists will enter the facility from Courtney Isles Way (west from Chester Road)

This event is FREE for Nassau County residents with proof of residency.
​
No commercial loads will be accepted, however small businesses can call ahead for pricing at 352-334-0440.

Last but not least, residents are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items to be donated to the Barnabas Food Pantry.

-Sabrina Robertson
 Communications Officer