Regional Compliance Hub: Recycling Drop-Off + Household Hazardous Waste (Wed–Sat, 9 AM–1 PM) — Las Vegas Valley, NV

Regional Compliance Hub: Recycling + HazMat, the valley’s massive “Recycling & HazMat” campus. Because multifamily is often treated as commercial service (meaning many apartment communities are not automatically provided curbside recycling), and because hazardous waste is illegal to dump in normal trash streams, the Republic Services Southern Nevada Recycling Center (Gate B public drop-off) is a critical Compliance Hub for residents who must self-haul. [1][2][3]

Why This Is the Best Choice

The “Apartment Gap” Solution: This drop-off network is one of the few reliable ways for apartment residents to recycle when their community does not provide a bin. Major valley guidance highlights this as a public drop-off option for common recyclables such as paper, cardboard, and glass, with additional rules for plastics. [1]

Gate B (critical routing): Public drop-offs enter via Gate B at the North Valley site (Gowan Rd access). [1][4]

HazMat + Electronics in one trip (but not daily): The valley HHW program operates on a strict schedule: Wednesday–Saturday, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM (with a rotating/alternating schedule between North Valley and Henderson). [1][4][5]

Why this matters: Illegal dumping (including hazardous waste) is prohibited and enforcement is active in Southern Nevada. [2][3]

  • North Valley (Gate B): 333 W Gowan Rd, North Las Vegas, NV 89032 (enter via Gate B for public drop-offs)[4]
  • HHW + HazMat window: Wed–Sat, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM (rotating schedule between locations)[4][5]
  • Electronics: Accepted as part of the HHW drop-off program (includes common e-waste categories referenced in valley guidance)[1][5]

The “HazMat Hub” Trap: You Cannot Drop Off Chemicals Daily

The rule: Household Hazardous Waste drop-off is not daily. The Republic Services HHW calendar and state guidance confirm: Open Wednesday–Saturday, 9 AM–1 PM, with a rotating schedule between the North Valley and Henderson locations. [4][5][6]

Accepted examples: Paint, oil/gasoline, batteries, pesticides/fertilizers, flammable liquids, aerosol cans, pool chemicals, and other household chemicals (sealed containers). [4]

Henderson Option: South Valley Routing (Green Valley / Henderson Residents)

If you live in Henderson/Green Valley: You can use the Henderson Transfer Station drop-off instead of driving north. Republic Services lists the Henderson Transfer Station at 560 Cape Horn Dr and provides posted facility hours. [7][6]

Address: 560 Cape Horn Drive, Henderson, NV 89011. [7]
Recycling Hours: Mon–Sun, 7:00 AM–3:00 PM. [7]
HazMat Hours: Wed–Sat, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM (rotating HHW schedule). [4][6]

The “No Mandate” Reality: Apartments Often Don’t Get Recycling Unless the Property Owner Adds It

Reality check: Many residents must self-haul recyclables because multifamily recycling access varies by property contract. City guidance in the valley explicitly directs residents without apartment recycling to use Republic Services drop-off facilities. [8]

Important nuance (Nevada): Nevada law (originating with SB 137) focuses heavily on ensuring municipalities offer recycling service to multifamily dwellings where curbside programs exist, and requires new/major-renovation multifamily plans to include space for recycling containers—however this does not guarantee every existing apartment community will provide convenient bins without owner participation. [9][10]

Action: If your community has a trash chute but no recycling bin, use the drop-off centers above as your default compliance pathway. (For property management: this is exactly where “plan B” logistics prevent contamination and illegal dumping.)

Bulk Trash: Furniture & Mattresses (Apartments Must Self-Haul)

Do not stage bulky items at apartment dumpsters. Illegal dumping is prohibited, and enforcement includes hazardous waste and solid waste dumping rules. [2][3]

Why residents get trapped: County bulky collection programs are typically structured around curbside residential service, while multifamily disposal is more often a property/hauler logistics issue. [11]

Action: Self-haul bulky items to a transfer station (fees may apply) or to the landfill. Republic Services lists the region’s Apex Landfill as a major facility option: 13550 North US Highway 93, Las Vegas, NV 89165. [7]

Glass Recycling: Accepted at Both Drop-Off Locations

Status: Valley reporting and facility guidance confirm that glass is accepted at the public drop-off locations, which matters because some private programs refuse glass. [1][7]

How We Solve This For You (National Doorstep)

Compliance is operational. In a market where apartments often lack default recycling infrastructure, we help property management run a cleaner, inspector-ready program by reducing contamination, standardizing resident routines, and building a clear “plan B” pathway for HazMat, electronics, glass, and bulky items—so these streams don’t end up at your enclosure.

CTA: Request a Free Compliance Audit for your Las Vegas Valley Property

EEAT Sources: [1] Las Vegas Review-Journal: Where to drop off recycling (Gate B; drop-off rules; accepted categories; valley routing)  |  [2] Nevada DEP: Illegal dumping prohibited under NRS 444.630 (penalties; definition)  |  [3] Clark County: Illegal dumping prohibited (reporting/enforcement guidance)  |  [4] Republic Services: 2026 HHW Calendar (Wed–Sat 9–1; Gate B; rotating schedule; accepted HHW items)  |  [5] Clark County: HHW Recycling Guide (HHW drop-off times; ID requirements; program notes)  |  [6] Nevada DEP: Where can I recycle? (HHW locations; rotating schedule)  |  [7] Republic Services: Southern Nevada Service Information (regional facilities; Apex Landfill address/hours; Henderson Transfer Station hours)  |  [8] City of Henderson: Environmental FAQs (apartments without recycling directed to Cape Horn drop-off)  |  [9] Nevada SB 137 (2009): Recycling container provisions for certain multifamily/apartment contexts  |  [10] Nevada DEP (SWMP Amendments): SB 137 summary (service offering + space for recycling containers)  |  [11] Clark County Code (PDF): Bulky Item Collection section (residential service structure; program framework)

 
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Henderson Regional Compliance Hub: Household Hazardous Waste (Wed–Sat, 9 AM–1 PM) & Electronics — Henderson, NV

Henderson Regional Compliance Hub: Hazardous Waste & Electronics with the same strict Wed–Sat, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM Household Hazardous Waste schedule. In Southern Nevada, hazardous waste is a prohibited trash stream, and many apartment communities do not provide easy on-site “plan B” options for chemicals, batteries, and e-waste. The Henderson Transfer Station (Republic Services) is the South Valley’s critical Compliance Hub for residents who must self-haul. [1][2][3]

Why This Is the Best Choice

The South Valley “No-Drive-North” Solution: Republic Services lists the Henderson Transfer Station as a public-facing facility for the South Valley. [1]

Recycling drop-off hours: Monday–Sunday (7:00 AM–3:00 PM). [1]

HazMat schedule (strict): Household Hazardous Waste is accepted Wednesday–Saturday (9:00 AM–1:00 PM) (rotating schedule between Henderson and North Valley locations per Republic Services program materials). [1][2]

Electronics: The Republic Services HHW program includes common household hazardous items and e-waste categories, making this the practical “plan B” for TVs/computers/monitors when apartment infrastructure doesn’t support proper disposal. [2]

  • Facility: Henderson Transfer Station (Republic Services) — HHW Drop-Off Site (rotating schedule)[1]
  • Address: 560 Cape Horn Drive, Henderson, NV 89011[1]
  • Recycling Hours: Mon–Sun 7:00 AM–3:00 PM[1]
  • HHW Hours: Wed–Sat 9:00 AM–1:00 PM (rotating program schedule)[1][2]

The HHW Trap: Not Daily — Plan Around the Wed–Sat Window

Do not assume daily chemical drop-off. Republic Services publishes HHW calendars showing that the program operates on a limited weekly schedule and rotates between the North Valley and Henderson locations. [2]

Action: If you miss the HHW window, do not “dump and run” at dumpsters or enclosures. Store materials safely until the next open HHW day, then self-haul. [3]

How We Solve This For You (National Doorstep)

Compliance is operational. We help Henderson-area communities reduce contamination and illegal dumping exposure by standardizing resident routines, improving signage and “what goes where,” and building a clear on-site “plan B” for electronics, batteries, and hazardous materials—so these streams don’t end up in your trash compactors.

CTA: Request a Free Compliance Audit for your Henderson Property

EEAT Sources: [1] Republic Services: Southern Nevada Service Information (Henderson Transfer Station address; recycling hours; HHW schedule)  |  [2] Republic Services (PDF): 2026 Household Hazardous Waste Calendar (Wed–Sat 9–1; rotating schedule; locations)  |  [3] Nevada DEP: Where can I recycle? (HHW drop-off program overview; rotating schedule note)

 

Las Vegas apartment owners, asset managers, and on-site property managers: you operate in one of the most heavily franchised solid-waste markets in the country. National Doorstep’s valet trash & recycling program is engineered to align with Las Vegas Municipal Code, Title 9 (Solid Waste Management), Clark County Code, Title 9 (Solid Waste Ordinance), and the Southern Nevada Health District’s solid waste regulations so you can stay ahead of inspections, complaints, and potential misdemeanor fines while delivering the high-end doorstep amenity residents now expect.

Within the City of Las Vegas and unincorporated Clark County, multifamily communities are treated as commercial solid-waste customers under exclusive franchise agreements with Republic Services. That means recycling service is widely available to apartments, but not structured as a Dallas-style “thou-shalt” apartment recycling mandate. Instead, risk shows up through solid-waste, nuisance, and franchise violations when enclosures overflow, unsecured materials blow off-site, or properties fail to manage waste and recyclables in line with local code and health regulations.

  • Protect NOI & Asset Value: Reduce exposure to misdemeanor-level fines (up to $1,000 per violation, with each day treated as a separate offense) by aligning your waste and recycling program with Las Vegas and Clark County solid-waste requirements.
  • Resident-First Convenience: Doorstep collection that keeps residents out of hot, dark enclosures, reduces illegal dumping around compactors, and supports renewals and online reputation in a highly competitive Las Vegas rental market.
  • Code-Smart Design: Container locations, service frequencies, and recycling access designed around local franchise rules, Southern Nevada Health District expectations, and your specific site constraints.
  • Hands-Off Compliance: We handle hauler coordination with Republic Services, resident education, and documentation so your on-site team can focus on leasing and day-to-day operations.

At a Glance: City of Las Vegas vs. Unincorporated Clark County

City of Las Vegas (Inside City Limits)

  • Mandate Type: No dedicated apartment recycling mandate. Multifamily communities fall under commercial solid-waste service with an exclusive franchise (Republic Services).
  • Applicability Threshold: All multifamily / multi-family residential uses that receive commercial collection (carts, dumpsters, compactors) are subject to Title 9, Chapter 9.08 (Solid Waste Management) and related franchise rules.
  • Owner / Property Manager Duties: Maintain adequate trash service; keep enclosures orderly and accessible; prevent overflow and windblown debris; use franchised haulers for solid waste and recyclables; follow any site plan or permit conditions governing dumpster/compactor locations.
  • Recycling Access: Republic Services offers recycling programs for commercial and multifamily customers. While not mandated at a specific unit threshold, recycling access is increasingly expected by residents, lenders, and ESG-minded investors.
  • Key City Links: Las Vegas Municipal Code – Title 9 (Solid Waste Management) · City of Las Vegas Sustainability Policies & Codes · Las Vegas & Republic Services Franchise Agreement

Unincorporated Clark County (Outside City Limits)

  • Mandate Type: No county-wide apartment recycling mandate. Multifamily is treated as commercial under Clark County Code, Title 9, Chapter 9.04 (Solid Waste Management) with an exclusive franchise.
  • Applicability Threshold: Applies broadly to multifamily, commercial, and industrial premises receiving franchised solid-waste service. Franchise agreements require the hauler to offer commercial recycling programs to multiple dwellings that receive multifamily solid-waste service.
  • Program Duties: Maintain sufficient trash capacity and frequency; prevent illegal dumping and nuisance conditions; coordinate optional recycling service through the franchised hauler; comply with Southern Nevada Health District regulations and county permits.
  • Risk Profile: Even without a formal “apartment recycling” ordinance, properties can face misdemeanor citations, fines, and increased inspection frequency for chronic overflow, unsecured waste, and non-compliance with franchise and health regulations.
  • How National Doorstep Helps: We build valet trash & recycling programs that fit your existing Republic Services service levels, reduce contamination and overflow, and keep your Clark County communities “inspection ready.”
  • Key County & Regional Links: Clark County Code – Title 9, Ch. 9.04 (Solid Waste) · Southern Nevada Health District – Solid Waste & Compliance · Nevada Solid Waste Statutes & Regulations

Las Vegas Valley Cities & Apartment Recycling Mandates

The Las Vegas Valley relies on exclusive solid-waste franchises and regional health regulations rather than a Dallas-style apartment recycling mandate with a specific unit trigger. In practice, that means recycling access is widely available to multifamily through Republic Services programs, but the compliance risk centers on how well properties manage trash, recyclables, and enclosures, not on a single “8+ units must recycle” threshold.

City / Jurisdiction Apartment Recycling Mandate? Notes for Owners & Property Managers
Las Vegas (City) No dedicated apartment recycling mandate Multifamily communities are treated as commercial customers under the city’s exclusive franchise. Recycling service is available via Republic Services but not tied to a specific dwelling-unit threshold in code. Compliance focus: use the franchised hauler, maintain adequate capacity, keep enclosures clean and secure, and avoid nuisance and illegal-dumping conditions.
Key local links: City of Las Vegas – Official Site
Unincorporated Clark County No dedicated apartment recycling mandate Clark County Code sets solid-waste rules and assigns service via franchise. Franchise language requires the hauler to offer commercial recycling programs to multiple dwellings that receive multifamily solid-waste service. Properties that do not actively manage trash and recyclables still risk enforcement for nuisance and solid-waste violations.
Key local links: Clark County – Official Site
Henderson No dedicated apartment recycling mandate Henderson participates in the same regional recycling infrastructure and franchise ecosystem. Multifamily properties typically secure recycling as an optional commercial service from Republic Services. Strong expectations around clean, well-managed enclosures and stormwater controls still apply.
Key local links: City of Henderson – Official Site
North Las Vegas No dedicated apartment recycling mandate North Las Vegas uses an exclusive franchise and regional recycling facilities. Multifamily waste service is commercial; recycling is available through the franchised hauler and encouraged but not mandated via a specific apartment-recycling threshold. Properties should still expect scrutiny when compactors and enclosures are poorly managed.
Key local links: City of North Las Vegas – Official Site
Boulder City & Other Valley Jurisdictions No Dallas-style apartment recycling mandate Smaller jurisdictions in the valley rely on the same core framework: exclusive solid-waste franchises, access to single-stream recycling, and enforcement of nuisance and health regulations. Apartment recycling is typically implemented by contract rather than statute, making valet trash & recycling programs a key differentiator for resident satisfaction and inspection readiness.
Key local links: Boulder City – Official Site

Las Vegas & Clark County Fines & Penalties Snapshot

  • Misdemeanor Framework: Under Nevada law, violations enforced as misdemeanors can carry fines of up to $1,000 per violation, up to six months in jail, or both. Local solid-waste and nuisance violations in Las Vegas and Clark County are typically enforced within this range.
  • Each Day = Separate Offense: If a community repeatedly allows overflowing dumpsters, unsecured waste, or persistent nuisance conditions, each day the violation continues can be treated as a separate offense, multiplying fine exposure.
  • Multi-Agency Oversight: Properties must answer not only to city or county code enforcement, but also to the Southern Nevada Health District as the regional Solid Waste Management Authority, and to the terms of the Republic Services franchise.
  • Related Violations: Poorly managed enclosures can also feed into stormwater, public health, and property-maintenance citations, increasing both cost and complexity for owners and property managers.
  • Risk Management Tip: Build a compliance file: hauler contracts, service logs, photos of container areas, waste/recycling site plans, and resident education materials. This documentation demonstrates good-faith compliance if a notice of violation is issued.

Las Vegas Multifamily Waste & Recycling Compliance Checklist

Task Action / Requirement Helpful Links
☑ Confirm Jurisdiction & Service Area Verify whether your community is inside the City of Las Vegas, in unincorporated Clark County, or within another valley city (Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City). Confirm your exclusive franchise hauler (Republic Services) and your current service level (carts, dumpsters, or compactors). Las Vegas Municipal Code · Clark County Solid Waste Code
☑ Align With Franchise Requirements Ensure all trash and recycling collection is handled through the franchised hauler. If your property does not currently offer recycling, speak with your account representative about adding commercial recycling service for your residents as part of your waste portfolio. Republic Services – Southern Nevada · Las Vegas Franchise Agreement (PDF)
☑ Right-Size Containers & Service Frequency Evaluate your current dumpster / compactor capacity and pickup frequency against actual resident volume and move-out peaks. Chronic overflow, loose bags on the ground, and blocked access are red flags for code and health inspectors – and are precisely what a structured valet trash & recycling program can prevent. SNHD – Solid Waste Compliance
☑ Give Residents Clear Recycling Options Even where not mandated by statute, residents increasingly expect on-site recycling. Use valet collection points, labeled containers, and simple “what goes where” graphics to make recycling as easy as taking out the trash. Make sure your messaging uses resident-friendly, plain language. Republic – Recycling & Solid Waste Basics
☑ Document Policies, Routes & Education Keep a concise binder or digital folder with your site map showing waste & recycling locations, collection schedule, Republic Services contacts, resident welcome letters, and any internal policies for bulky items and move-outs. This helps property managers answer questions quickly and show inspectors a clear plan. Nevada Solid Waste Program Overview
☑ Partner With a Valet Trash & Recycling Provider Use National Doorstep to bridge the gap between what the franchise hauler provides at the enclosure and the doorstep-level convenience residents expect. We design routes, bagging standards, and communications that reduce contamination, cut overflow, and keep your Las Vegas community inspection-ready. National Doorstep – Program Overview

Want to reduce overflow complaints and stay out of the “up to $1,000 per violation” risk zone? Request a Free Compliance Audit for your Las Vegas–area property. We’ll review your current Republic Services setup, right-size containers and service, design a resident-friendly valet trash & recycling program, and prepare the inspector-ready documentation you need to show alignment with Las Vegas, Clark County, and Southern Nevada Health District requirements.

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