Q: Who can participate in the event?
A: The event is open to residents of the city. ID and proof of residency is required
Q: Do I need a reservation to participate in the event?
A: No, reservations are not required to participate. However, ID and proof of residency are required.
Q: What items are accepted at the event?
A: See the Accepted Materials tab for a full list of allowed items.
Q: The item I need to dispose of isn’t listed in the Accepted Materials tab. Where can I find more information?
A: Visit the Re:Source website and add type the item into the search box for the item you’d like to dispose of.
Q: Where can I dispose of sharps and unwanted medications if they are not accepted at the event?
A:
- Sharps: Dispose of them in the SHARPSBOX next to the pharmaceutical kiosk inside the San Ramon Police Department (2401 Crow Canyon Rd.). They must be in a sealed, leak-resistant container. If an FDA-cleared container isn’t available, use a sturdy plastic container (e.g., detergent or bleach bottle) with a tight, puncture-resistant lid.
- Home Collection: San Ramon residents can use the Clean Harbors Door-to-Door HHW Collection Program to dispose of sharps from home. Click here for more information.
- Medications: Use the Pharmaceutical Disposal Kiosk in the San Ramon Police Department lobby. Accepted items include pills, liquids, creams, and gels in sealed original containers with tight lids.
Q: What should I do with paint, motor oil, or other hazardous waste?
A: These items may not be accepted at the event, but you can dispose of them through the Clean Harbors Door-to-Door HHW Collection Program. Fo r more information on this service and other HHW collection services visit ACI of San Ramon's website here. ACI also collects used motor oil, oil filters, and used cooking oil, for more information click here.
Q: I’m unavailable on the event day. How else can I dispose of excess recyclables, reusable items, or electronics?
A: Residents in single-family homes are provided with three Neighborhood Pick-Ups per year. For details on accepted items and limits, visit the Neighborhood Clean-Up Days Program