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There are no tonnage restrictions but lengths must be less than 8 feet. Eureka Recycling Center is currently decertified and is no longer offering CRV buyback services. There is currently no time table for this service to return. CRV Buyback services have been discontinued. Customers are required to arrive with clean and dry recyclable materials or hazardous waste materials that are presorted prior to arrival, to wear face coverings and abide by the facility's rules to maintain social distancing.

Sanitizers are available for customer use. Presorting of materials will assist in the efficient placement of materials into bins or carts. Eureka Recycling Center customers may drop off source separated recyclable materials (cardboard, glass, plastic, metal), used appliances, electronic wastes and televisions/screen devices Monday thru Saturday from 8 am until 4 pm, and Sundays 10 am until 4 pm.

Customers may drop off hazardous materials Monday thru Saturday's from 8 am until noon and from 1 pm until 3 pm but is closed from 12pm-1pm daily.
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Humboldt Waste Management Authority (HWMA) was established by a Joint Powers Agreement comprised of the County of Humboldt and the Cities of Arcata, Blue Lake, Eureka, Ferndale and Rio Dell in 1999.
The Authority is governed by a six-member Board of Directors who regularly meet and provide direction to the Authority's Executive Director.
HWMA owns and is responsible for the operation and maintenance activities associated with the Hawthorne Street Transfer Station, Eureka Recycling Center, Household Hazardous Waste Facillity and the Cummings Road Landfill.
Employment Opportunities
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The Humboldt Waste Management Authority (HWMA) is soliciting applications for the Administrative Services Director.
The Humboldt Waste Management Authority (HWMA) is soliciting applications for the Position of Executive Director.
HWMA is excited to announce this unique opportunity for their next Executive Director.
HWMA is looking for a leader who is enthusiastic about meeting challenges and can work independently, yet efficiently, with minimal direction to replace their outgoing Executive Director who is retiring after an 8-year tenure.
Batteries
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Many batteries contain heavy metals which can contaminate streams, rivers and the surrounding land.
Because of this potential enviromental impact, batteries should not be disposed of in the trash or in your recycling bins.
Drop off your home-generated batteries (non-auto) at the following locations at no charge.
Auto Batteries and up to 10 gallons or 100 pounds of small batteries are accepted at the Household Hazardous Waste Facility located on Hawthorne Street.
Incidental amounts may be disposed of at dedicated locations at the Hawthorne Street Transfer Station when dropping off solid waste.
Carpet Recycling
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Recycling carpet saves natural resources, conserves landfill space, and reduces dependency on fossil fuels.
Old carpet can be recycled and made into useful new products, like traffic signs, insulation, new carpet and carpet padding.
If you wish to recycle carpet, please see an attendant for access to the carpet trailer on site.
Electronic Waste
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Electronic waste or "E-Waste" may contain lead, mercury, cadmium, chromium or other heavy metals.
When disposed in the landfill, these toxic materials can leach into our waterways and soil, damaging personal and environmental health.
Electronic waste may be brought to the Eureka Recycling Center during regular operating hours.
Products that run on electricity but do not have circuit boards are considered regular trash.
This includes items like speakers, rotary phones and vacuum cleaners.
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