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Start with the exact parcel. The City of Greenacres publishes neighborhood and service-type pickup schedules, with set-out rules tied to the local route. Household sharps and household chemicals use separate public guidance; facility biomedical waste needs facility-specific direction.
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Active danger or a medical emergency? Move away from the hazard and call 911. This guide and its site inquiry number are not emergency or dispatch services.
Step one · exact property
Use the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser address search and PCN with the relevant municipality's boundary or address lookup to confirm which collection schedule applies. A ZIP grouping or mailing city is not enough to establish the parcel's City or Town limits, County jurisdiction, public-program eligibility, site catchment, or waste acceptance.
The Property Appraiser lists PCN prefix 18 for City of Greenacres. Treat it as a parcel-check detail, then confirm an unclear boundary and current pickup rules with the responsible municipality or County office.
Parcel reference
Palm Beach County's Property Appraiser and PCN information help orient the boundary check. If the parcel record or Town/City line is unclear, contact the municipality before relying on a schedule.
A prefix is a parcel clue, not a pickup schedule or waste-acceptance decision.
Current service rules
Property records and the relevant municipality establish which public collection information to check for an exact address. SWA's address-based pickup schedule is for unincorporated addresses; municipalities arrange their own collection.
Use the actual property record, then ask the responsible City, Town, County, SWA, or DOH program to confirm its current rules for that address and material.
Address first · material second
Routine residential carts, home-use sharps, household chemicals, and facility biomedical waste have different rules. Confirm what an official program accepts before setting material out or traveling to a site.
Ordinary household service
Check the exact parcel and local schedule. Routine residential service does not establish acceptance of sharps or facility biomedical waste.
Review the local collection limitsPersonal use at home
Palm Beach DOH describes a separate household program with its own eligibility, container, handoff, and hours to confirm.
Check the DOH household programEligible household chemicals
SWA's Home Chemical & Recycling Centers have item and resident rules. SWA excludes sharps and biomedical waste from these routes.
Compare SWA locations and hoursGenerated by an organization
Ask Palm Beach DOH about the specific generator and activity. Regulatory guidance is separate from a public drop-off or commercial pickup.
Open facility-program guidanceRoutine residential service · Greenacres City
The City of Greenacres publishes schedules by neighborhood and service type, and names Waste Management. The City lists service between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, with waste set out before 7 a.m. Check the schedule and current set-out instructions for the exact address.
The City's schedule page lists Waste Management at 561-471-6110 and Public Works at 561-642-2071 or 561-642-2072. Confirm which contact handles the address and service before relying on a day or route; neither number is a waste-acceptance determination.
The City's recycling page directs household hazardous waste to the West Palm Beach HCRC. The City page's listed phone differs from SWA's central contact, so use SWA's current instructions and contact shown below rather than the conflicting number. Confirm the exact item, hours, and eligibility with SWA before travel.
The City says sharps should stay out of garbage and recycling, and directs household users to Palm Beach DOH. That route is for residents or visitors using sharps at home, not businesses or health professionals. Facility-generated waste needs separate DOH guidance.
What the local sources say
City schedules and set-out details depend on neighborhood and service type. Confirm the address, current route, and the right City or hauler contact before relying on a collection day. For household chemicals, follow SWA's current contact and accepted-item instructions, not the different number shown on the City page.
This exact code group organizes the guide. It is not a municipal boundary, collection map, or public-program service area.
Your county is set by your exact address. These ZIP codes do not establish municipal boundaries, Palm Beach County jurisdiction, pickup eligibility, SWA or DOH site catchments, waste acceptance, or provider coverage. Confirm the exact parcel and current program instructions with the responsible office. Mailing city and ZIP are not enough to select a schedule.
For personal use at home
Palm Beach DOH describes a household program for residents and visitors who use sharps at home. Businesses and healthcare professionals are not eligible for that household route. Facility-generated sharps need facility-specific guidance.
The brochure describes use of a program container and return of a filled, securely closed and taped container to authorized staff. Never leave a container unattended. Hours listed in the brochure are weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except holidays.
The latest located brochure was uploaded in 2026 but carries a March 2025 revision date. Confirm the appropriate site, current hours, eligibility, container instructions, and any current fee before travel. No City or ZIP catchment is published.
Greenacres City · locations to compare
The locations below come from DOH's brochure. They are not assigned service areas for this city or its ZIP list.
DOH-listed household program location
A DOH-listed household-sharps location to compare. It is not an assigned Greenacres or ZIP catchment.
Call 561-514-5300Palm Beach DOH does not publish City or ZIP catchments for these locations. Call the DOH program or the health center before traveling to confirm the right site and current instructions.
For eligible household chemicals
SWA lists no-cost Home Chemical & Recycling Center drop-off for eligible Palm Beach County residents. A notice dated May 26, 2026 lists the locations and hours shown here. These sites are options to compare, not city or ZIP-assigned catchments. The best location can depend on the exact address.
SWA says its trash, recycling, and HCRCs do not accept sharps or biomedical waste. Household chemical acceptance depends on the current item list and program rules. Do not bring sharps or facility biomedical waste to an HCRC.
Hours, holiday schedules, resident eligibility, accepted items, and fees can change. Check the current SWA instructions and ask about the exact material before loading a vehicle.
SWA questions: 561-697-2700, option 3SWA HCRC locations
Weekdays: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, 7 a.m. to noon, self-service.
Weekdays: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., self-service.
Weekdays: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., staffed drop-off.
Saturday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., self-service.
Weekdays: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., staffed drop-off.
Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., self-service.
Weekdays: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., self-service.
For practices, labs, and other generators
Palm Beach DOH's Biomedical Waste Control page describes facility permitting, inspections, and standards. Ask the program about the specific generator and activity. DOH provides regulatory guidance, not a public drop-off for facility waste or commercial pickup.
Keep facility-generated biomedical waste separate from home sharps and household hazardous waste. Arrange any collection separately under the requirements that apply to the operation.
Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County
County office listed by DOH
800 Clematis St.A DOH program contact is not a waste drop-off or a commercial pickup provider. Confirm applicable requirements and any collection arrangement directly for the facility and waste stream.
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