Do you have a loose scrape metal hanging around that you've been meaning to get rid of? Pop along to our free scrap metal drop-off to safety disposed of that unwanted metal!
We will be holding one-off collections throughout our communities to provide residents with convenient and accessible options to dispose of hazardous waste.
The goal is to reduce the environmental and health risks associated with abandoned scrap metal and raise awareness about the benefits of recycling and environmental responsibility.
No registration required!
We have a large district and not all drop-off locations will suit everyone. Please be patient - it will take some time, but we are working hard to hold these events in all corners of the district.
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No, participation is free. This event is organised to promote environmental sustainability and community involvement.
This is funded by funding from by Ministry for the Environment, who have placed funds into our Waste Minimisation Fund. This is used to fund waste minimisation initiatives throughout our district.
Learn more about the Waste Minimisation Fund
Who can participate?
All households/residential ratepayers in the Waikato District Council area, you just need to be willing to travel (if applicable).
Can businesses participate?
What types of metal are accepted?
Are there any items that are not accepted?
We do not accept items containing hazardous materials such as paint cans, propane tanks, electronics, or batteries.
Please check with local hazardous waste facilities for proper disposal of these items.
Do I need to clean the metal before bringing it?
Is there a weight limit for the items I bring?
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Last updated 17 March 2025, 10:35 am
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