Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program
CLEAN SWEEP
FREE PESTICIDE DISPOSAL FOR MICHIGAN RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES
CLEAN SWEEP
FREE PESTICIDE DISPOSAL FOR MICHIGAN RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES
The Michigan Clean Sweep Program helps protect the state's natural resources and prevent agriculture pollution by ensuring the safe and proper disposal of outdated, unused, or unwanted pesticides in Michigan.
Clean Sweep is made possible by a strong and unique state, federal, local, and industry partnership. There have been a number of Clean Sweep sites established around the state to accept your unused or expired pesticide products. The schedule of collections will vary from county to county. It is best to contact the Clean Sweep site nearest to you for details of their operations.
Participating Clean Sweep sites will accept pesticide product, free of charge, from any Michigan resident. They are not, however, required to handle other types of household hazardous waste from residents outside of their respective counties.
Since 1996, more than 2.2 million pounds (1100 tons) of pesticides have been removed from circulation and properly disposed of via permanent collection sites.
Clean Sweep is made possible by a strong and unique state, federal, local, and industry partnership. There have been a number of Clean Sweep sites established around the state to accept your unused or expired pesticide products. The schedule of collections will vary from county to county. It is best to contact the Clean Sweep site nearest to you for details of their operations.
Participating Clean Sweep sites will accept pesticide product, free of charge, from any Michigan resident. They are not, however, required to handle other types of household hazardous waste from residents outside of their respective counties.
Since 1996, more than 2.2 million pounds (1100 tons) of pesticides have been removed from circulation and properly disposed of via permanent collection sites.
For more information about recycling in Michigan, please see the following link: RECYCLE
