Banned from landfills

How to Dispose of Propane Tank in Boulder, CO

Take propane tank to Boulder County Hazardous Materials Management Facility, 1901 63rd Street — Wednesday–Saturday 8:30–4, free drop-off. Paint, cleaners, pesticides, motor oil, sharps, batteries. Reuse room for latex/oil paint. No appliances or e-waste.

Category: HazardousPropane Tank disposal near meBoulder HHWCity program · Boulder County HMMFVerified 2026-08-13
StatusBanned from landfills
CurbsideDrop-off / special
Fee notePermanent HMMF Wed–Sat 8:30–4 — free drop-off; paint reuse room
PathwayBoulder County HMMF — 1901 63rd St
Verified2026-08-13
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Curbside pickupNo / special call or drop-off required
Average tipping feePermanent HMMF Wed–Sat 8:30–4 — free drop-off; paint reuse room
Hazardous ratingHigh
Nearest facility typeBoulder County HMMF — 1901 63rd St
Rule source levelcity
Last verified2026-08-13

Common questions

Permanent?

Yes.

Electronics at HMMF?

No — CHaRM.

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