Household route
Household sharps
For individual residents seeking sharps guidance.
See household-sharps instructions belowDaytona Beach · Volusia County
Biohazard waste removal & disposal in Daytona Beach.
This guide covers biohazard waste removal and disposal in Daytona Beach, including medical/biomedical waste disposal, regulated medical waste and red bag waste collection, sharps and needle disposal, and dental, veterinary, and blood-contaminated waste disposal. Biohazard Cleanup Connect is an independent referral guide, not a collection or disposal provider. Confirm each independent provider’s exact waste acceptance, service area, collection details, and pricing directly.
For residents, property teams, clinics, dental and veterinary practices, laboratories, and businesses evaluating a waste stream. The material, generating activity, container, and jurisdiction all affect the right next question.
Phone inquiry · (786) 628-8505
Explore the waste guidesWe are paid a referral fee for qualified calls. You do not pay us for the call.
Important contact limit. The site inquiry number is for non-emergency questions only. A call does not book work or guarantee a response, referral, provider, or service. Independent providers confirm availability and job details directly.
Areas this page covers: Deland, Deltona, Edgewater, Ormond Beach, Port Orange.
Service depends on your ZIP code; in some areas we may not be able to connect you.
Daytona Beach · local waste pathways
Start with who generated the waste.
Choose the route that fits, then review its local instructions below.
Facility route
Facility-generated biomedical waste
For clinics, labs, dental and veterinary practices, and other businesses.
See facility biomedical-waste details belowVolusia County · local waste guidance
Household sharps have a local drop-off. Facilities follow a different route.
Volusia County lists a Daytona drop-off specifically for individual private citizens. Facilities that generate biomedical waste should ask the county health program about requirements for their operation. Start with the waste source and exact facility county, not the site's ZIP grouping.
Individual private citizens
Household sharps: Daytona drop-off
Florida Department of Health in Volusia County lists this location for full sharps containers from individual private citizens.
Daytona drop-off address
1845 Holsonback DriveDaytona Beach, FL 32117
Volusia County says household needles, lancets, and diabetic-testing strips belong in approved red sharps containers. Keep them out of household garbage and recycling.
The Daytona listing is for household sharps only, not clinics or businesses. The County FAQ also lists Tomoka Landfill in Port Orange and West Volusia Transfer Station in DeLand as additional household-sharps drop-off sites. Check current instructions before traveling to any location.
Clinics, facilities, and businesses
Ask about facility-generated biomedical waste
The Volusia County DOH Biomedical Waste Program identifies hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, laboratories, dentists, veterinarians, and other businesses that generate biomedical waste.
The program page says permits run October 1 through September 30. Ask the local program whether a permit or exemption applies to your specific operation; the general list alone does not decide that question.
County health-program contact · not a pickup line
Florida Department of Health in Volusia County Biomedical Waste Program
386-274-0694This is a county health-program contact, not a commercial pickup line. Biohazard Cleanup Connect does not collect, transport, or dispose of waste. Any independent provider confirms its own service area, scope, requirements, timing, pricing, credentials, permits, and records.
Volusia County DOH Biomedical Waste ProgramConfirm the county by exact address, not the ZIP list.
Volusia County DOH guidance applies to Volusia County. Palm Coast is in Flagler County, as shown in the Flagler County municipality list. Check which county contains the facility's exact address, then use that county's health-department contact. The 16 planned Daytona ZIP codes do not determine jurisdiction.
Find Florida county health-department contactsProperty context
The property shapes the conversation, not the waste classification.
Daytona Beach's 2045 Comprehensive Plan references land-use contexts that include tourist accommodations, residential, retail, office, mixed-use, government and institutional, and specific industrial and local-service uses. These are planning labels, not citywide percentages or a parcel-level description of any address.
Read the City's 2045 Comprehensive PlanResidential and lodging
At a residence or tourist accommodation, clarify who can authorize access, what material is involved, and whether the question is waste collection or a separate cleanup.
Care, retail, and office
A clinic, dental or veterinary practice, laboratory, shop, or office may need different questions about source, container, volume, pickup cadence, and records.
Public and industrial sites
Government, institutional, and specific industrial or local-service settings can have access controls alongside material questions. A site label alone does not determine the handling path.
Confirm the material before arranging a route
Waste classification and handling depend on what generated the material, its condition, and the work being requested. Do not open or sort an uncertain container. Ask an independent provider to confirm the applicable category, containment, collection, transport, treatment or disposal path, and any records for the specific facility and county.
Branch 1 · Biohazard Waste Disposal
Choose the guide that matches the material or setting.
These existing service guides help you prepare questions about biomedical waste, sharps, red bags, and other material categories. They are information pages, not confirmation that an independent provider serves a particular Daytona Beach address.
Seven current guides
01
Biohazard Waste Removal & Disposal
A broad starting point for one-time pickup, recurring routes, and material questions.
Read the guide02
Medical/Biomedical Waste Disposal
Questions about facility waste streams, collection arrangements, and handling details.
Read the guide03
Sharps & Needle Disposal
A guide to describing needles and other sharps without handling or repackaging them.
Read the guide04
Regulated Medical Waste/Red Bag Waste Collection
Provider questions for red-bag waste, containers, collection, and facility records.
Read the guide05
Dental Biohazard Waste Disposal
A setting-specific guide for dental practices sorting out waste categories and collection.
Read the guide06
Veterinary Biohazard Waste Disposal
Questions for veterinary practices about animal-care waste and provider-confirmed handling.
Read the guide07
Blood-Contaminated Waste Disposal
A material-focused guide for blood-contaminated items and the right service conversation.
Read the guideDaytona service guides & nearby areas
Explore the Daytona Beach branch guides and Palm Coast guide.
The two Daytona Beach service-branch guides below are available now. Palm Coast is a separate municipality, not a Daytona Beach neighborhood. The guide does not confirm provider coverage or promise service.
Daytona Beach service branches
Two Daytona Beach service guides are now available
Crime Scene & Trauma Cleanup
Explore Daytona Beach guidance on post-release crime-scene cleanup, property access, and provider-defined work scope.
Specialty & Extended Remediation
Explore Daytona Beach guidance for hoarding, odor, and specialty remediation, including questions about access and provider-defined scope.
Daytona Beach place names
Use official district names, with their limits.
The City of Daytona Beach names five Community Redevelopment Areas. These are redevelopment districts, not a complete directory of every neighborhood. City preservation material also identifies two local historic districts. Each label offers useful local context, but none establishes the exact municipal boundary of a property.
For a specific address, use the City's mapping resources and confirm the municipality and county directly.
City redevelopment areas
Five named CRAs
- Ballough Road
- Downtown
- Main Street
- Midtown
- South Atlantic
City historic preservation
Two named districts
- South Beach Street Local Historic District
- Seabreeze Local Historic District
ZIP codes commonly used in Daytona Beach
It does not establish municipal or County boundaries, incident jurisdiction, public-program eligibility, waste acceptance, or provider coverage. Use the exact address to confirm the responsible authority, and ask any independent provider directly about its own coverage and acceptance.
Your county is set by your exact address.
When discussing a specific request, give the exact address if it is safe to share, then ask the independent provider to confirm the municipality, service area, and fit for the material.
A ZIP code alone cannot confirm city limits, parcel use, or service availability.
Planned hub ZIP list
Daytona Beach area
- 0132114
- 0232115
- 0332116
- 0432117
- 0532118
- 0632119
- 0732120
- 0832121
- 0932122
- 1032123
- 1132124
- 1232125
- 1332126
- 1432127
- 1532128
- 1632129
Nearby local guide
Palm Coast local guide
Palm Coast is in Flagler County. The local guide addresses its separate municipal context; proximity does not establish provider coverage.
Palm Coast
Flagler County
Daytona Beach guide questions
Before you make an inquiry.
Use this guide to organize safe, general questions. A provider confirms its own work and requirements directly.
01Do these ZIP codes define Daytona Beach city limits?
No. Check the exact address and ask an independent provider to confirm its service area.
02Can a clinic use the Daytona household-sharps drop-off?
No. The Daytona listing is for full containers from individual private citizens. A clinic or business should ask the health department serving its facility's county about its specific biomedical-waste requirements. The planned ZIP grouping does not determine jurisdiction.
03Does Biohazard Cleanup Connect remove or dispose of waste?
No. Biohazard Cleanup Connect is an independent information and referral hub. It does not collect, transport, treat, clean up, or dispose of waste. Any independent provider involved confirms its own service area, scope, requirements, timing, pricing, credentials, and records.
04Does the displayed phone number book a provider?
No. A call to the site's inquiry number is an inquiry only. It does not book work or guarantee a response, referral, provider, or service. Biohazard Cleanup Connect is an independent referral guide, not the contractor; any provider involved confirms availability and work details directly.
05What details are useful for an inquiry?
Share only safe information you already know, such as the address or ZIP code, property type, broad material category, and whether the question is about a one-time pickup or a recurring facility route. Do not open, sort, move, or repackage unknown waste to prepare for a call. Protect patient, resident, and family details that are not needed for the first conversation.
06What if there is an emergency or immediate danger?
Move away from the hazard and call 911 for an emergency, serious injury, active exposure, or immediate danger. This information page and its phone inquiry are not emergency response services.
Sources for local context
Check the original city and county references.
The sources have different scopes. Use the relevant agency or provider for a current, address-specific determination.