Household Pollutant Collection facility performance
Summary
The facility served 507 customers in May and collected over 44,500 pounds of pollutants. Staff are weighing adding a third operating day before the MS4 permit deadline of 2029, with Friday the leading candidate.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Adding an operating day would increase staffing and facility costs, not yet quantified.
Residents who need a safe way to dispose of household hazardous waste.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Tulsa Authority for the Recovery of Energy - Oct 27, 2026
The HHP facility collected 34,572 pounds of pollutants in September and set a record 80-customer Wednesday in October. Good news for keeping hazardous materials out of Tulsa's water and landfills.
Tulsa Authority for the Recovery of Energy - Sep 29, 2026
The hazardous waste facility served 464 customers in August and passed its annual DEQ inspection with zero violations — inspectors even complimented its cleanliness. Facility insulation and bathroom upgrades are complete.
Tulsa Authority for the Recovery of Energy - Aug 25, 2026
The pollutant collection facility posted strong numbers — 65 more customers than last July — and wrapped up an insulation and bathroom construction project. The site has now gone more than ten years without a recordable injury.
Tulsa Authority for the Recovery of Energy - Jun 30, 2026
The facility served 507 customers in May and collected over 44,500 pounds of pollutants. Staff are weighing adding a third operating day before the MS4 permit deadline of 2029, with Friday the leading candidate.
Tulsa Authority for the Recovery of Energy - Apr 28, 2026
Board members explored how to get renters and landlords to use the household pollutant facility. Staff can't accept commercial or landlord cleanouts under the facility's permit, but neighborhood cleanups with address lists are allowed with advance notice.
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