Injection drug users, diabetics and others who use syringes for personal reasons may now discreetly and safely dispose of their injecting equipment 24 hours a day. Secure, steel, exterior syringe drop boxes have been installed at the following locations below (click the addresses to get a map):

These syringe drop boxes are NOT for general medical, dental, veterinary, pharmacy or other commercial or business use.

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>	Auburn Public Health Center 20 Auburn Avenue, Auburn
>	Downtown Public Health Center 2124 4th Avenue, Seattle
>	Columbia Health Center 4400 37th Avenue S, Seattle
>	Eastgate Public Health Center 14350 SE Eastgate Way, Bellevue
>	Federal Way Public Health Center 33431 13th Place S, Federal Way
>	Greenwood Medical Clinic 415 N 85th, Seattle
>	Lifelong AIDS Alliance 1002 E Seneca St, Seattle
>	North Public Health Center 10501 Meridian Avenue N, Seattle
>	Northshore Public Health Center 10808 NE 145th St, Bothell
>	Planned Parenthood of Western Washington 2001 E Madison St, Seattle
>	Renton Public Health Center 3001 NE 4th Street, Renton
>	White Center Public Health Center 10821 8th Avenue SW, Seattle

Alternative sites for disposal:

• Recycling and Disposal Stations in Seattle
• North 34th Street and Carr Place (near Gas Works Park)
• 2nd Avenue South and South Kenyon Street (South Park Area)

These locations are open from 8 am – 5:30 pm, 7 days a week, but closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

To arrange disposal for your business, please call Stericycle at 1-800-755-3291.

Individuals may also dispose of used syringes at any Public Health Clinic or Needle Exchange. To locate the most convenient Public Health Clinic or Needle Exchange, call 206-205-7837 or 1-800-678-1595.

Public Health is committed to reducing the number of used syringes placed in the trash and entering the public waste stream. Please assist Public Health and share this information with those who use syringes for injection. Together we can protect the health of all King County residents and communities.