Oil Filters Oil filters are banned from landfill disposal in North Carolina. Please see the resources listed on this page for more information on managing oil filters. If you have additional questions, please contact Tom Rhodes at (919) 707-8140. Local governments may choose to use the Statewide Convenience Contract for Used Oil and Antifreeze. This contract is not mandatory, but provided as an option for counties or municipalities to use for their public recycling programs. Useful Oil Filter Recycling Links: House Bill 1465: Ban on the Disposal of Oil Filters Information for Local Governments and Businesses Find a Recycling Market for Oil Filters Local Government Oil Filter Handout Local Government Oil Filter Recycling Sign Frequently Asked (Oil Filter) Questions Files Oil Filter Recycling Information Sheet - Final.pdf PDF • 76.42 KB - December 05, 2018
Oil Filters Oil filters are banned from landfill disposal in North Carolina. Please see the resources listed on this page for more information on managing oil filters. If you have additional questions, please contact Tom Rhodes at (919) 707-8140. Local governments may choose to use the Statewide Convenience Contract for Used Oil and Antifreeze. This contract is not mandatory, but provided as an option for counties or municipalities to use for their public recycling programs. Useful Oil Filter Recycling Links: House Bill 1465: Ban on the Disposal of Oil Filters Information for Local Governments and Businesses Find a Recycling Market for Oil Filters Local Government Oil Filter Handout Local Government Oil Filter Recycling Sign Frequently Asked (Oil Filter) Questions Files Oil Filter Recycling Information Sheet - Final.pdf PDF • 76.42 KB - December 05, 2018