Residential Cooking Oil Recycling

Pasco County collects on average 2000 gallons of used cooking oil annually. Keeping fats and oils out of the collection system is critical.

Never pour fats, oils or grease down the sink or toilet. Grease can clog pipes. Fats, grease and oil are among the primary causes of residential pipeline and sewer main clogs, resulting in sewer spills and overflows. 

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Items Accepted

Cooking Oils - vegetable, corn, peanut, olive, coconut, etc.

Grease - lard, butter, shortening, bacon grease, etc.

Fats, oils and grease can be mixed in a single container.

Motor oil, fuels, antifreeze, and chemicals should NOT be mixed with cooking oils.

Five Steps to Recycling Cooking Oils

  1. Obtain a plastic jug or container
  2. Label the container, "Cooking Oil for Recycling"
  3. Pour used cooking oil, fats, and grease into the container and place in a safe place
  4. Add the fats, oils, and grease until the container is full
  5. Bring the full container to one of the recycling locations

Cooking Oil Recycling Locations

For Public Use

East Pasco Transfer Station
9626 Handcart Road, Dade City, FL
West Pasco Recycling Center
14606 Hays Road, Spring Hill, FL
Pasco County Facility
7220 Osteen Road, New Port Richey, FL
Zephyrhills Maintenance Yard
39421 South Avenue, Zephyrhills, FL
Westport Community
Sea Breeze Drive, Port Richey, FL

For more information, please call:

(813) 929-2755 Ext: 6887