Recycling By reusing and recycling more, Fort Worth residents can have less trash and save space at the city landfill. But you have to recycle right!
Yard Trimmings By reusing and recycling more, Fort Worth residents can have less trash and save space at the city landfill. But you have to recycle right!
Residential Food Waste Composting Program Recognizing the city’s landfill is filling up with materials that do not belong there, the city is advancing initiatives intended to divert materials away from the landfill that can be either reused, recycled, mulched or composted.
Bulk Waste Collection Monthly curbside collection at residential homes of items that are too large, heavy, or bulky to fit in the brown garbage cart for normal garbage pickup.
Drop-Off Stations Drop-Off Stations are open to Fort Worth homeowners and some renters for disposal of trash, brush, recyclables, household chemicals, and other items.
Commercial Waste & Recycling City Council has approved the following waste service providers to operate in Fort Worth under the city’s Grant of Privilege.
Electronic Recycling The City of Fort Worth accepts electronics for recycling at our Drop-Off Stations.
Reuse Items and Donating Usable Items Living in a city the size of Fort Worth makes it easy to find a charity or donation center that will accept unwanted items and help get them into the hands of someone that can use them.
Household Hazardous Waste Chemicals, detergents, petroleum products, pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers are stormwater pollutants.
Shred day is every day The City of Fort Worth is now offering paper shredding to Fort Worth residents every day.