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New Hampshire’s Lithium‑Ion Battery Disposal Ban & Municipal Responsibilities Webinar - You Must Login to Register
Free online webinar for NHMA Members/Associate Members/State Agencies
School Employees: $20
*Non-member village districts, counties, regional planning commissions, or other municipal entities interested in attending NHMA workshops/webinars can contact info@nhmunicipal.org to learn about becoming a member. NHMA reserves the right to restrict access to these webinars.
Beginning July 1, 2025, rechargeable lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries may no longer be disposed of in New Hampshire landfills or incinerators. Because Li-ion batteries can spark, ignite, or explode when crushed or damaged, improper disposal has caused a growing number of fires at municipal transfer stations and solid waste facilities. This session will provide municipal officials with a clear overview of the new disposal ban, the safety risks associated with Li-ion batteries, and the recycling and collection options available to New Hampshire residents. NHDES staff will outline municipal responsibilities under RSA 149-M:27, including public education expectations and strategies for effective outreach. Attendees will receive practical tools and ready-to-use resources to help municipalities communicate the ban and promote safe battery management in communities.
NHMA Members/Associate Members/State Agencies you must be logged in to receive complimentary registration.If you register but cannot attend, a recording of the webinar will be provided. Non-Members who register but cannot attend will receive a copy of the recording as long as payment has been received. Registration is available until 5:00 pm on September 9, 2026. Registrations after this time cannot be guaranteed. You will receive email confirmation from registrations@nhmunicipal.org providing you with webinar access information. You cannot cancel if you have signed up to attend a webinar.
Questions? Please contact us at registrations@nhmunicipal.org or 603-230-3350.
