Battery recycling sites - Sacramento

Recycle your used hearing aid batteries! They, along with other household batteries, can be brought to the following sites for recycling.

Battery recycling sites • City Hall, 915 I Street • Belle Cooledge Community Center, 5699 South Land Park Drive • Clunie Community Center, 601 Alhambra Boulevard • Coloma Community Center, 4623 T Street • Ethel MacLeod Hart Multipurpose Senior Center, 915 27th Street • George Sim Community Center, 6207 Logan Street • Joe Mims, Jr. Hagginwood Community Center, 3271 Marysville Boulevard • Johnston Community Center, 231 Eleanor Avenue • Samuel C. Pannell Meadowview Community Center, 2450 Meadowview Road • South Natomas Community Center, 2901 Truxel Road • Oak Park Community Center. 3425 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. • Robertson Community Center, 3525 Norwood Avenue • Sacramento Recycling and Transfer Station, Permanent Household Hazardous Waste Facility, 8491 Fruitridge Road

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