Keep Fort Worth Beautiful
Compost Bin Sale
Fort Worth residents can order C.E. Shepherd backyard compost bins for more than half off the normal retail price for a limited time.
Reserve your bin using the form below, and bring a copy of your water bill to LaGrave Field, 301 N.E. Sixth St., between 9 a.m. - noon Saturday, Nov. 17, to pick it up. Bins not picked up at that time will be made available to the public.
The cost of the bin will be charged to your water bill. If you cannot pickup the bin on Nov. 17, no charge will be assessed.
Deadline to Order: Nov. 2
About Backyard Composting
Backyard composting turns organic material — such as leaves, grass, coffee grounds and vegetable matter — into a useful soil amendment that can help build healthy soils that need less water and synthetic fertilizers.
Over time, composting helps reduce waste, improve soil health and reduce stormwater runoff.
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Water Saving Seminars
The City of Fort Worth is hosting a series of water saving seminars this spring and summer at Hazel Harvey Peace Center for Neighborhoods, 818 Missouri Ave. 76104. View the seminar schedule and pre-register (required) for the free seminars.
Other Programs
- Adopt-a-Street, Park, Spot or Median: Contact Cindy Brooks to find out more or start the adoption process.
- Graffiti Abatement: Visit the Graffiti Abatement website to learn more.
- Arbor Day, Free Trees and Heritage Trees: Visit the Forestry Section for more information
- Environmental Education: Visit the Neighborhoods website.
- Special Event Recycling: Email EventRecycling@FortWorthTexas.gov to check out recycling bins for special events.
Support KFWB
Help fund Keep Fort Worth Beautiful events and efforts to make Cowtown a clean place to live.
Contact
Phone:
817-392-5151