Rappahannock County will host a Household Harmful Waste and Electronic Recycling event on June 20, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the CFC Farm & Home Center located at 12645 Lee Highway in Washington, Virginia, according to a June 2 announcement.
The event is intended for residents seeking to properly dispose of materials considered hazardous by the Environmental Protection Agency. According to the county’s announcement, “The EPA considers any material that is toxic, corrosive, chemically active, ignitable, or explosive as a harmful material.” Many such items are commonly found in homes and garages.
Proper use and disposal of these materials are emphasized as important for both family safety and environmental protection. The county advises residents that “proper use and disposal of these items are vital for the safety of your family and the environment.” More information about acceptable items can be found on the Refuse Disposal/Recycling page linked in the county’s announcement.
In related local context, Rappahannock County Public Schools District enrolled 774 students during the 2023-24 school year; Rappahannock County Elementary School had the highest enrollment among two schools with 466 students; white students represented about 82% of total enrollment while Hispanic students made up approximately 10.5%; overall district enrollment increased by just over five percent from the previous year; tenth grade had the largest single-grade enrollment while pre-kindergarten had the smallest, according to data from Virginia Department of Education.
Residents interested in participating or learning more about what constitutes household harmful waste are encouraged to visit official county resources.
