Everything you need to get rid of leftover paint responsibly in Bentonville.
5702 Brookside Rd, Bentonville, AR 72713
Staff can’t help you unload, so bring help. For drop-offs, turn onto Daisy Road and take the first driveway on the left. The district office at the same corner takes no drop-offs. PaintCare’s listing gives a $22 excess fee for oil paint; the district’s 2026 flyer says $21. PaintCare also mentions a Reuse Store open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 8–11 a.m. That rests only on PaintCare: the district’s own site and flyer don’t mention it.
2307 N Arkansas St, Rogers, AR 72756
It’s next to the composting facility. Staff won’t unload. Business waste goes only to the Brookside Road site, and the district can’t take business hazardous waste at all.
1108 E Ashley St, Siloam Springs, AR 72761
The drop-off sits in front of the city transfer station, next to the animal shelter. The flyer puts an asterisk on the 1st Saturday without explaining it, so call 479-795-0751 before a 1st-Saturday trip. The city transfer station at the same address doesn’t take hazardous waste.
Your state doesn’t have a PaintCare program, so stores here don’t take paint for free. These are the public drop-off programs PaintCare’s map lists, closest first. Most only serve their own residents and some charge a fee. Call before you go.
5702 Brookside Rd, Bentonville, AR 72713
2307 N. Arkansas St, Rogers, AR 72756
1809 S Lowell Rd, Springdale, AR 72764
1108 E Ashley, Siloam Springs, AR 72761
1525 S. Happy Hollow and 15th St, Fayetteville, AR 72701
From PaintCare’s drop-off map ↗, updated October 6, 2026. Hours and limits are PaintCare’s. Distances are straight-line, not driving.
If you own or manage the rental, the district counts its paint as non-household waste and won’t take it. The district’s item list says dried latex can go in household trash, so you can dry it out, or hire a private company. The district’s business flyer lists private hazardous waste companies.
Bring 1 gallon free this month and the rest in later months, or pay $21 for each extra gallon. Use any one site per month.
The district will take liquid latex for a fee: $4 per gallon-size can, so about $40 for ten. The fee is per can, however full it is. Bring exact cash, or a card with matching photo ID.
The district treats acrylic and craft paints like oil-based paint. Bring them with your other household hazardous waste; they count toward the 1-gallon free limit.
Brookside Road is open every Saturday. Rogers is open the 2nd and 4th Saturdays, and Siloam Springs the 1st and 3rd. Check the district’s Facebook page or voicemail for weather closures.
Dry out latex paint and put it in your household trash; the Benton County Solid Waste District charges to take liquid latex. Bring oil-based paint and stain to the district at 5702 Brookside Rd., Tuesday–Saturday 8–11 a.m. and noon–3 p.m.; each Benton County household gets 1 gallon free per month, then $21 a gallon. Bring government photo ID and help to unload.
In Bentonville, Arkansas, the Benton County Solid Waste District runs the paint drop-off at 5702 Brookside Rd. on the Centerton side of town, with satellites in Rogers and Siloam Springs. Each Benton County household gets one free visit a month, with up to 1 gallon of oil-based or lead paint free. Latex isn’t free: dry it for the trash, or pay the district to take it.
The district’s item list says latex paint may go in household trash after it dries. Bentonville’s city trash hauler is Republic Services (479-855-4226). The district will take liquid latex, but only for a fee: $4 per can of a gallon or less, $20 per 1–5 gallon can, up to twenty 1-gallon cans or the equivalent. You pay by can size, even if the can is nearly empty.
Each household can bring up to 1 gallon total of oil-based or lead paint and stain free, once a month, to one district site. Extra gallons cost $21 each in 2026. Spread a big cleanout over several months to stay under the free limit.
The district handles acrylic and craft paints the same way as oil-based paint, so they count toward your 1-gallon free limit.
A household member must bring the items and show government photo ID. Staff can’t unload. Cash must be exact. Cards need ID with a matching name, and checks need matching ID with a Benton County address.
Brookside Road is open Tuesday–Saturday. Rogers (2307 N. Arkansas St.) is open Tuesday–Friday and the 2nd and 4th Saturdays. Siloam Springs (1108 E. Ashley St.) is open only the 1st and 3rd Saturdays, 8 a.m.–noon. Brookside Road and Rogers close from 11 a.m. to noon.
Arkansas has no PaintCare program, so paint stores in Bentonville don’t take paint back. Unlike Little Rock, where there’s no public drop-off at all, Benton County has three sites, but they charge for latex and for oil-based paint over the monthly limit. The district’s program serves Benton County households in Bentonville, Bella Vista, Rogers, Centerton, Pea Ridge, Lowell, Cave Springs, Gravette, Gentry, Decatur, Siloam Springs and the county’s other towns. Washington County centers in Springdale and Fayetteville are listed by PaintCare for their own residents. The Bella Vista transfer station doesn’t take paint.
Sort latex from oil-based paint. Dry the latex at home for the trash, or count the cans if you’d rather pay the district. Measure oil-based paint and stain: 1 gallon total is free each month. Keep labels on, close lids tightly, and leave empty, dried or leaking cans at home. Bring your photo ID, exact cash or a card, and a helper to unload.
Full preparation checklist →To the Benton County Solid Waste District, 5702 Brookside Rd., Tuesday–Saturday 8–11 a.m. and noon–3 p.m. Turn onto Daisy Road and take the first driveway on the left.
No. Latex is outside the free program and costs $4 per gallon-size can or $20 per 1–5 gallon can, up to twenty 1-gallon cans or the equivalent. The district says you can dry latex and put it in household trash.
Up to 1 gallon total of oil-based or lead paint and stain per household per month, at one site. Extra is $21 a gallon in 2026.
No. The district takes only waste from your own household. Its flyer turns away waste from rental properties, businesses, farms, churches, schools and nonprofits. Its business flyer lists private hazardous waste companies instead.
Yes. The program is for Benton County households, and you must show government-issued photo ID.
Checked October 13, 2026: the Benton County Solid Waste District home, office and directions, and important-dates pages; its SWP-1 Special Waste Drop-off flyer (valid as of Jan. 1, 2026), item list, business flyer, 2026 hauler list and waste disposal flyer (revised June 1, 2026); the City of Bentonville’s water brochure (2013); Arkansas DEQ’s HHW center list; and PaintCare’s locator data. ADEQ’s hours for the district (weekday mornings and the 2nd Saturday) are older than the district’s 2026 hours, so we used the district’s. PaintCare lists the excess oil-paint fee as $22 and a Reuse Store (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 8–11 a.m.); the district’s 2026 flyer says $21 and its site doesn’t mention a Reuse Store. The important-dates page listed no 2026 closure dates when we read it. Unresolved: what the asterisk on the Siloam Springs 1st Saturday means, and whether paint thinner falls under the flyer’s flammable-liquids or petroleum-fluid line (the item list puts turpentine under petroleum fluids but has no entry for thinner). The Reuse Store rests only on PaintCare’s listing.
Checked October 13, 2026 against these sources, not by phone. How we research.
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