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Hazardous waste drop-off, a night with the Council and Veterans Day closures: Yuma's next 10 days
The last free hazardous waste drop-off of the year is Nov. 14. The mayor and Council are taking questions Nov. 9. City Hall closes Nov. 11. And there's a ballot deadline Sunday.
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The election's over, mostly. Life isn't. Here's what's coming up in the next 10 days that's worth putting on the fridge.
Sunday, Nov. 8: Last call on ballot signatures
If you voted early and the County couldn't match your signature, you have until 5 p.m. Sunday to fix it. Here's how.
Monday, Nov. 9: Connect with Council
The mayor and City Council members will be at the MLK Center, 300 S. 13th Ave., from 5:30 to 7 p.m. to talk with residents.
It's the first one since Tuesday's election, when City voters approved Props 436 and 437. What those do. If you've got a question about either, or about anything else, this is the easy way to ask it to their faces. More on the event.
Wednesday, Nov. 11: Veterans Day
- Yuma City Hall is closed and reopens Thursday, Nov. 12.
- The Arizona Secretary of State's office is closed too.
- The parade: American Legion Post 19 has hosted Yuma's Veterans Day parade the last two years, starting at 9 a.m. along 4th Avenue near 17th Street and ending at Post 19 on Virginia Drive, with an 11th Hour ceremony at 11 a.m. We couldn't find this year's details posted yet, so check with Post 19 before you head out.
Saturday, Nov. 14: Household Hazardous Waste Day
This is the last free drop-off of 2026. If the garage has been collecting old paint cans since January, this is your morning.
- When: 8 a.m. to noon
- Where: City of Yuma Public Works Facility, 1473 S. 2nd Ave. Follow the traffic signs.
- Who: City of Yuma and Yuma County residents. It's free.
Bring: motor oil, paint, household cleaners, antifreeze, solvents, pesticides and fertilizers, household batteries, up to five tires (off the rim) and household electronics like old computers, TVs, phones and small appliances.
Don't bring: car or boat batteries, business waste, ammunition or explosives, propane or other pressurized gas, prescription drugs or needles.
Unload on the tables. You won't get your bins back, so don't bring the good ones.
Questions: Public Works, (928) 373-4500.
Also coming up (we've covered these)
- YumaCon, Nov. 7-8 at the Civic Center. Guide.
- The balloon festival, Nov. 13-15. When to set your alarm.
- Giving Machines at Yuma Palms, starting Nov. 16. Details.
- Tribute of the Muses arts awards, Nov. 20. Nominees.
Where this comes from
- City of Yuma, Household Hazardous Waste page. Official.
- City of Yuma, homepage news listings: Connect with Council, Nov. 14 HHW announcement and Veterans Day closure. Official.
- Arizona Secretary of State, office calendar. Official.
- KYMA, "Locals attend annual Veterans Day Parade in Yuma", Nov. 11, 2025. Reporting. Past parade route and schedule.