The Coffee County Sheriff’s Office announced on April 7 that a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event will take place on April 25, 2026. The event is intended to help residents safely dispose of certain hazardous materials.
Proper disposal of hazardous waste helps protect the community and environment by reducing potential risks associated with improper handling. According to the announcement, medical or infectious waste will not be accepted except for needles and sharps in puncture-proof containers. Explosives, ammunition, radioactive waste including smoke detectors, or any empty containers are also not permitted at the event.
Waste from non-household sources such as businesses, schools, farms, and churches will be accepted by appointment only. Those wishing to schedule an appointment must call 615-643-3170 for a price quote and scheduling details. Residents with questions about items accepted daily at the Tullahoma Public Works Department can contact (931) 454-1768.
Oil-based paint and electronics are collected every Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Solid Waste Department located at 2180 Murfreesboro Highway in Manchester. For more information about this service or other inquiries related to hazardous waste disposal, residents may call 931-723-5139.
The Coffee County Sheriff’s Office supports community welfare through dedicated law enforcement efforts as outlined on its official website. The office maintains operations at its location on County Jail Lane in Manchester according to the official website, functioning as a department within Coffee County per the official website. The office focuses on serving the community with honesty and professionalism while maintaining public safety as noted online and covers all of Coffee County in Tennessee for its protective duties according to county information.
The Sheriff’s Office delivers law enforcement services aimed at protecting community well-being as indicated by its official site. It serves residents continuously through professional law enforcement efforts designed to preserve public safety and enhance quality of life in Coffee County according to county officials.
