Free Curbside Oil Recycling + Motor Oil and Filter Collection Sites

Motor oil never wears out — it just gets dirty. It can be recycled over and over!

So, you probably already know that the only legal way to dispose of used oil and oil filters is to recycle them…but did you know that they can be picked up for free?

If you have residential curbside service you can request a free oil container and zip-lock filter bag from Napa Recycling: 707-255-5200.

You can also drop off motor oil at various collection sites throughout Napa County.

Thanks for recycling your used motor oil! But you didn’t finish the job if you threw the filter away. Filters are made from steel that can be recycled too!

Only motor oil is accepted in the curbside jug. Filters should be placed next to the jug in a tightly sealed leak-proof bag.

Other automotive fluids must be kept separate and recycled at drop-off locations – see Motor Oil & Filters for more details.

Avoid the Spark: Be Battery Safety Smart

Batteries cannot go in the recycling, trash or compost carts!

Multiple times in the past few years, misplaced batteries have started fires at our facilities and in our trucks. Luckily they were put out quickly, but fires from lithium ion batteries – the ones in your phone, tablet, laptop, drill, vape pen or drone – are very susceptible to starting fires when they are punctured or crushed and have caused serious fires at recycling facilities in recent years.

Batteries can be dropped off at many sites around town – visit naparecycling.com/batteries for a full list.

We also pick up batteries with our Recycle More program – find details at naparecycling.com/recycle-more.

Thanks for your help in safely recycling batteries!

Climate-Friendly Garden Tour

Climate-Friendly Garden Tour

Napa & Yountville

Saturday, May 17, 2025, 10 am to 4 pm

$5 per Adult / Free for Kids

Napa’s Climate Friendly Garden tour features 10 beautiful local gardens that provide inspiration for creating your own resource-efficient landscaping.

-Vibrant landscapes that are climate-smart and water-wise

-Mini-workshops held at select sites throughout the day

-Free compost giveaway at Las Flores Community Center!

 

Purchase Tour Guide Brochure at NapaRCD.org/GardenTour2025 or on tour date at Las Flores Community Center, 4300 Linda Vista Avenue, Napa

Drain Problems? Call NapaSan First!

Drain problems? Day or night, call NapaSan first!

If the problem is in NapaSan’s portion of the sewer line, they’ll fix it!

Call (707) 258-600 ext. 9.

These services are FREE and could save you a plumber’s fee!

Their answering service will take your name, address, and telephone number, and a member of the NapaSan crew will call you back or be on your doorstep within 30 minutes.

www.napasan.com

Household-Generated Battery Drop-off Sites

 

Locations:

All locations accept rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries. Find out more about recycling batteries here

Ace Hardware
Zeller’s
819 Randolph St, Napa; 707-224-0204
Clark’s
325 Lincoln Ave, Napa; 707-255-4272

Central Valley Builders Supply
1790 Soscol Ave, Napa; 707-261-2900

Devlin Road Recycling & Transfer Station
889 Devlin Rd, American Cyn 707-258-9005; Daily 8am–4pm

Hazardous Waste Collection Facility
889A Devlin Road, American Cyn, 800-984-9661; Every Fri & Sat 9am–4pm

Healthquest Fitness Center
3175 California Blvd, Napa; 707-254-7200

Las Flores Community Center
4300 Linda Vista Ave, Napa; 707-257-9307

Mechanics Bank
700 Trancas St, Napa; 707-227-9300

Napa City Hall 
955 School St, Napa; 707-257-9500

Napa Senior Center
1500 Jefferson St, Napa; 707-255-1800

NRWS/NRCWS Payment Center
598 Lincoln Ave, Napa; 707-255-5200

Outdoor Supply Hardware
3980 Bel Aire Plaza, Napa; 707-690-0366

Tape the positive (+) terminal on your batteries before dropping off.

It is illegal to put batteries in your trash, recycling or compost carts!

Learn more about battery disposal.

Napa Community Cleanup – Earth Day

It’s time for the Earth Day Napa Community Cleanup! Volunteer to be part of this citywide event!

April 12, 2025, 9am–11:30am

Cleanup sites:

  • Napa Creek at Main & Pearl
  • Napa River at the Napa County Library
  • Oxbow District at CIA Copia
  • Vintage High School at the quad
  • Kennedy Park at the boat launch
  • South Jefferson Wetlands

Volunteering is easy! Just pick a site that works for you, and check in with the site captain for further instructions!

Registration appreciated is not required.

We encourage you to BYO bucket, gloves and reusable water bottle if available. Buckets, bags, and reusable gloves will otherwise be provided.

Wear sunscreen, closed-toed shoes and clothes that you are willing to get dirty.

Children under 18 are required to have a liability waiver form signed by a parent or legal guardian. Waivers can be completed by registering online.

For Earth Day Napa Community Cleanup info, visit NapaRCD.org/EarthDay or contact [email protected] or 707-690-3117.

Special thanks to: Napa RCD, Napa Recycling, City of Napa, Napa County Flood Control & Water Conservation District, Friends of the Napa River, Napa Valley CanDo

 

Earth Day Napa 2025

Earth Day Napa Festival

Saturday April 12th – Oxbow Commons – 11AM – 4PM

Celebrate Earth Day with us!

  • Free admission
  • Activities for all ages
  • Food, wine, & beer
  • Live music & dance performances
  • And more!

Want to do something hands-on before the festival? Join the Napa RCD’s Earth Day Cleanup before the event. Get more information at www.naparcd.org/events/EarthDay!

Beer and wine sale proceeds go to the EECNC Field Trip Bus Grant Program & the Darcy Aston Environmental Advocacy Scholarship for Napa County students.

Find all the event info at: EarthDayNapa.com

The Mayor’s Water Challenge

Take the Wyland National Mayor’s Water Challenge for Water Conservation, April 1-30, 2025.

It’s Fun, Free & Easy. Simply Choose an Action to Take on Behalf of Your City at mywaterpledge.com.

 

Win $3000 for home utilities and $25,000 in prizes for students at area schools!

 

I encourage all residents to join me in this simple pledge to do the small things around the house, yard and workplace that are making water conservation a Napa way of life.

Mayor Scott Sedgley

Bikefest 2025

  • Have you or your kids outgrown your bikes? 

  • Are you in the market for a two-wheeled way to go to work, to school, or to the store? 

  • Are you missing that one part or accessory to make your ride even better? 

-The Bike Swap-

at Napa Bikefest has you covered!

MAKE A DEAL with one of the sellers to trader your old bike for a different new-to-you bike, or buy a used bike at a great price.

 

YOU CAN ALSO DONATE used bikes in good condition at the swap if you would like to contribute to a great cause.

 

Sunday, May 4th from 9am-3pm at South Napa Century Center – check out napabikefest.org to learn more.

 

IS YOUR BICYCLE BEYOND re-use or repair? Do you have old bike parts or accessories you aren’t sure what to do with?

Check out our What do I do With? Guide for recycling and disposal details.

💧 Tap Water Day Open House – Discover Napa’s Drinking Water! 🚰

Join us for Tap Water Day, a free community event celebrating Napa’s high-quality drinking water and the essential infrastructure that keeps it flowing 24/7!

🌊 Event Highlights:

Guided Plant Tours – See how Napa’s water is treated and delivered
Historical Exhibits – Learn about the region’s water history
Children’s Activities – Fun and educational experiences for kids
Refreshments & More!

📅 Date: Saturday, May 3, 2025
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Location: Edward I. Barwick Jamieson Canyon Water Treatment Plant
📍 Address: 270 Kirkland Ranch Road (just off Hwy 12 between Hwy 29 & I-80)

This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about Napa’s water system while enjoying a day full of activities. Bring your family and friends!

🔗 Learn more at: cityofnapa.org/water

See you there! 💙💦