Based on the EPA-3050B procedure, the concentration of metals (Cd, Cr, Cu, Ni, Pb and Zn) in sludge source at CETESB studied. Two samples were analyzed and the results obtained were (Cd =3,4 ; Cr =367,5 ; Cu =263,0 ; Ni=290,6 ; Pb =91,5 ; Zn =1324,9 mg/ kg) and (Cd =3,0 ; Cr =332,2 ; Cu =190,5 ; Ni=274,6 ; Pb =82,5 ; Zn =1284,2 mg/ kg). These concentrations were below those descried by SABESP for sludge samples measured in the same treatment station. Due to the potential utilization of these materials as manure in agriculture, the disposal fraction of these metals was determined. Except nickel (25%), a little fraction of metals studied is assimilated by plants (< 20%), base on the procedure already descried by EMBRAPA- Solos (extraction with DTPA). The effect of an eventual utilization to humic mineral compound (HMC), as additive in sludge, aiming the reduction of the assimilated fraction of metals, were studied in function of both, the amount of HMC applied and the final pH of the solution. The results obtained showed that HMC has a complexation potential for metals similar to DTPA and that, its application in sludge, has in fact, a potential effect on the disposal fraction of metals such as zinc.