Recycling & Energy Conservation
The City of Lebanon offers a Household Hazardous Waste Recycling, Heavy Metals Collection, and Yard Debris Collection Programs free to residents of Laclede, Camden, and Miller counties. Additionally, Energy Conservation Rebate Programs that are available only to Lebanon residents.
Conservation Rebate Programs
Energy conservation rebates are available to only Lebanon residents. For more information please visit our Rebate Programs page. Listed in the quick links on the right is information concerning energy efficient homes.
Household Hazardous Waste, Heavy Metals and Yard Debris Collection
Location And Hours Of Operation
Lebanon’s Recycling center for HHW collections, Heavy Metals collections and Yard Debris drop off is located at the Public Works facility, 1401 West Commercial St.
Weekly Hours: 1 to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays
Weekend Hours are: Open 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. one Saturday each month.
Household Hazardous Waste Brochure
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We'd like to inform you that, after December 31st, our Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) program will be discontinued due to grant reductions. We appreciate your long-standing support, and we're grateful for your participation over the years.
But don't worry! We're here to help you find alternatives for responsible hazardous material disposal. You can reach out to the Lake Area Solid Waste Management District at (573) 723-0079 to locate the nearest HHW collection center. Your materials will still be handled safely and environmentally friendly. β»οΈ
Lebanon remains committed to sustainable waste management. We'll keep accepting yard waste and recyclables like plastics #1 & #2, cardboard, aluminum cans, metal cans, and scrap metal at the Lebanon Public Works facility. For more specific items, here are some convenient alternatives:
π ππ¨π§π’π π’π§ππ©π π£π₯π’ππ¨ππ§π¦: βͺοΈ O'Reilly Auto - Lebanon (701 S. Jefferson) for batteries and used oil. βͺοΈ Sawyer Tires - Lebanon (1410 S. Jefferson) offers tire disposal. βͺοΈ Autozone - Lebanon (815 S. Jefferson) accepts used oil, filters, batteries, and tires.
π» πππππ§π₯π’π‘πππ¦: βͺοΈ Hillcrest Education Center (301 Hoover) for computers, TVs, and all devices. βͺοΈ Light Bulbs: Lowes Lebanon (190 Hwy. 32) for light bulb disposal. We're dedicated to a cleaner and safer Lebanon, and we're here to assist you in this transition. Thanks for your continued support in keeping our community green and sustainable. ππ‘
The HHW Collection is free to residents of Laclede, Camden, and Miller counties. Here is our list of materials being accepted as HHW.
Note: Per the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, LATEX paint is no longer deemed a household hazardous waste. For this reason, Lebanon no longer accepts LATEX paint. Here is some advice on how to properly dispose of unwanted LATEX paint.
Lebanon NO LONGER accepts hazardous waste material from "for hire" businesses or corporations.
Heavy Metal Collection
Heavy metals collection is offered FREE to residents of Laclede, Camden, and Miller counties. Items accepted include (but are not limited to); appliances, lawn mowers, tire rims, motors, swing set, and trampoline frames, and other items made of 100% heavy metal.
Brush & Yard Debris Collection
Yard Debris Collection is free to residents of Laclede, Camden, and Miller counties.
Please note: Yard debris is vegetation consisting of: leaves, tree limbs, grass clippings, shrub trimmings, etc. No pre-treated lumber is accepted. Bagged material must be removed by the resident. Please drop material in the appropriate designated areas and take the bags with you.
Laclede, Camden, and Miller county residents ONLY. Standard pickup trucks and/ or small trailers from the residential properties, being hauled by property owner or tenants is free of charge.
Pickup Free Compost & Mulch; We are currently out of both mulch and compost.
This Service is no longer available to "for hire" businesses
Participation Requirements
The HHW collection and Yard Debris program are FREE services for residents of Laclede, Camden, and Miller Counties. A valid ID or utility billing may be required as proof of residency.
Check in at the Public Works Warehouse office to complete the proper paperwork prior to unloading unwanted materials.
Other Recycling Services
Information on other area Recycling Services can be found by visiting our Other Area Services page.
Program Funding
The Lebanon Recycles program is partially funded via Missouri’s Department of Natural Resources Lake of the Ozarks Region T - Solid Waste Management Program.
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Public Works
Physical Address
1401 W. Commercial
P.O. Box 111
Lebanon, MO 65536
Phone: (417) 588-6090Fax: (417) 588-6098
Public Works Hours
- 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday - Friday
Recycling & Energy Conservation Hours
- 1 to 4: 30 p.m. Monday -Friday
- 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. one Saturday a month.
Saturday Schedule for 2023
- July 15th, August 12th, September 16th, October 14th, November 4th, December 9th
Recycling & Energy Conservation
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Kelly Roberts
Public Works Analyst