Tennesseans are encouraged to bring household hazardous waste – including cleaning fluids, pesticides, swimming pool chemicals and more – to a designated drop-off location. A person does not need to live in the county to participate.
source https://www.tn.gov/environment/news/2023/10/15/hhw-10-14-23.html
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