To dispose of paint near you, consider the following options depending on your location:

• Use local household hazardous waste (HHW) facilities or waste collection centers that accept paint. Many cities have designated centers where you can drop off leftover paint safely

• In the United States, PaintCare.org offers a drop-off site locator for leftover paint at retailers and HHW facilities in states with paint stewardship programs. You can find locations that accept paint only or paint plus other hazardous waste. Call ahead to confirm hours and acceptance policies

• Some local recycling centers accept latex paint if it is solidified by adding kitty litter, sawdust, or letting it dry out. Oil-based paints usually require special hazardous waste disposal

• Community reuse programs may accept good quality leftover paint to redistribute to others, reducing waste

For exact locations near you, you can:

• Search your city or county’s waste management or environmental department website for household hazardous waste collection sites or events.
• Use PaintCare’s drop-off locator by entering your zip code to find nearby paint recycling points

• Check local government sites like Johnson County KS, City of Houston TX, or Orange County FL for specific facility addresses and hours

If you provide your zip code or city, I can help find the nearest paint disposal location for you.