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The City of Scottsdale encourages residents to properly dispose of hazardous materials, including batteries, spray cans, and old electronics, to prevent fire risks in trash and recycle bins. The city aims to reduce these dangers and urges the community to avoid throwing away such items. For more information on how to dispose of hazardous household waste, residents can visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search for “HHW.”

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