Drop-off site · Fort Worth · run by City of Fort Worth Environmental Services
Fort Worth Environmental Collection Center
For people who live in Fort Worth or one of 36 member cities, counties and districts. Many members need a voucher from their own city first, and some charge for it. Open Thursday to Saturday. No electronics, tires or propane tanks.
Can I use it?
Free forArlington (Free with proof you live in Arlington. One visit per month per household. City contact: 817-459-6778), Bedford (Free. No voucher needed. Bring a driver's license or your latest water bill. City Customer Service: 817-952-2112), Burleson (Free. No voucher needed. Bring a City of Burleson water or trash bill. City contact: 817-426-9842), Euless (Free. No voucher needed. Bring your driver's license and water bill. City contact: 817-685-1684), Hurst (Free. No voucher needed. Bring a driver's license with a Hurst address or a current water bill. City contact: 817-788-7217)
Serves (call about cost)Alvarado (No voucher needed. City contact: 817-790-3351), Azle (No voucher needed. City contact: 817-444-7093), Benbrook (No voucher needed. City contact: 817-249-3000 ext. 133), Fort Worth (No voucher needed. Call 817-392-1234 with questions), Grapevine (No voucher needed. City contact: 817-410-3389), Haltom City (No voucher needed. City contact: 817-222-7767), Richland Hills (No voucher needed. City contact: 817-616-3830), River Oaks (No voucher needed. City contact: 817-626-5421 ext. 324), Saginaw (No voucher needed. City contact: 817-232-4640)
Voucher firstCleburne (Call 817-641-2236 for a voucher and use it within 14 days. Bring a driver's license or a Cleburne water bill that shows a sanitation charge), Crowley (Buy a $47 voucher at the City Hall permit office, 201 E. Main St., Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. 817-297-2201 ext. 3000), Dalworthington Gardens (Buy a $47 voucher for each trip at the Utility Billing Office, 2600 Roosevelt Dr., Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5pm. 817-274-7662. The city also offers door-side pickup through CWD at 972-392-9300), Grand Prairie (Get a free voucher first from Grand Prairie Public Health and Environmental Quality: call 972-237-8055 or go to City Hall, 300 W. Main St., with an ID that shows your Grand Prairie address. One drop-off per household per year), Hood County (Get a voucher from Hood County Environmental Health, 1402 West Pearl St., Granbury. Monday to Friday 8am to noon and 1pm to 5pm. 817-579-3288), Johnson County (Get a voucher from the Johnson County Public Works Department or your precinct office, 1 N. Main St., Cleburne. Call first: 817-556-6380), Joshua (Buy a voucher at City Hall, 101 S. Main St. Call first: 817-558-7447), Kennedale (Get a voucher at the Utility Billing Office, 405 Municipal Dr., Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. 817-985-2120), Lakeside (Get a voucher at 9830 Confederate Park Rd., Monday to Friday 7:30am to 4:30pm. 817-237-1234 ext. 301), Lake Worth (Get a voucher at Lake Worth City Hall Customer Service, 3805 Adam Grubb, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. 817-237-1211), Midlothian (Buy a voucher at the Utility Billing Office, 104 W. Avenue E, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. 972-775-7130), Oak Leaf (Buy a voucher at City Hall, 301 Locust Dr., Monday to Friday 8am to noon and 1pm to 4pm. 972-617-2660), Parker County (Get a voucher at the North Parker County Disposal Center, 3000 Veal Station Rd., Weatherford (Monday to Friday 8am to 4pm, 817-220-7218) or the South Parker County Disposal Center, 2833 Tin Top Rd., Weatherford (Monday to Friday 9am to 3pm, 682-239-2599)), Roanoke (Bring your water bill to the Public Works Department, 265 Marshall Creek Rd., for a voucher. Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. 817-491-6099), Sansom Park (Voucher needed. Call the City of Sansom Park at 817-626-3791), Stephenville (Get a voucher at the City Utility Billing Office, 298 W. Washington St., Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. 254-918-1220), Tarrant County (For people outside city limits. Fill out the Tarrant County voucher request form. The voucher is free and comes by email. Questions: 817-884-2634), Upper Trinity Regional Water District (If your city takes part, get a Contract Voucher from your city. If not, buy a Fort Worth Voucher from Upper Trinity at 900 N. Kealy, Lewisville. Price changes each year. 972-219-1228), Weatherford (Buy a voucher at City Hall, 303 Palo Pinto St., Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. 817-598-4145), Westlake (Get a voucher at Town Hall, 3 Village Circle, Suite 202. Call first: 817-430-0941), Westover Hills (Get a voucher from Public Works, 5824 Merrymount Rd., Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. 817-737-8442), Westworth Village (Buy a $125 voucher at the Water Department (Utility Billing), 311 Burton Hill Rd., Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. Unused vouchers are not refunded. 817-710-2505), White Settlement (One free voucher per household each calendar year from White Settlement Utility Billing. 817-246-5012)
For people who live in Fort Worth or a member city, county or district. If your area is not a member, you cannot use it. Bring a driver's license or a current water bill.
People from other areas are turned away.
Household waste only. No business waste.
What to bring
- Driver's license (preferred) or current water bill
- Household waste only. No business, commercial or industrial waste.
- Some member cities and counties require a voucher before you go.
When to go
Thursday and Friday 11am to 7pm. Saturday 9am to 3pm. Closed on July 4, Thanksgiving and the day after, and Christmas.
Check your city's entry below. If it needs a voucher, get the voucher before you go.
What they take
- Car fluids (antifreeze, brake fluid)
- Gas and other fuels
- Cleaners and household chemicals
- Cooking oil
- Weed and bug killers, fertilizer
- Pool chemicals
- Old paint
In their words: Automotive fluids & fuels, Batteries, Cleaners & chemicals, Cooking oil, Lawn/Garden/Pool chemicals, Light bulbs, Paint & painting supplies.
What they turn away
- Ammunition & Explosives
- Appliances & Electronics
- Building materials
- Bulk trash & Yard waste
- Butane/Propane cylinders
- Medicines & Medical waste
- Tires
- Asbestos/PCBs/Radioactive items
- Business, commercial and industrial waste
Limits per visit
- Automotive fluids: 10 gallons
- Cleaning chemicals: 10 gallons
- Cooking oil: 10 gallons
- Lawn/garden/pool chemicals: 20 gallons
- Light bulbs: 20 bulbs
- Paint and painting supplies: 30 gallons
What it costs
- Voucher, Crowley
- $47 · Paid to the City of Crowley
- Voucher, Dalworthington Gardens
- $47 per trip · Paid to the City of Dalworthington Gardens
- Voucher, Westworth Village
- $125 · Paid to the City of Westworth Village; not refunded if unused
Where it is
Other options they point to
Fort Worth residents can call 817-392-1234 about the city's Drop-Off Stations and other ways to get rid of items the center does not take. For old computers and TVs, see Texas Recycles Computers and Texas Recycles TVs.
Good to know
Keep products in their original containers, not trash bags. Label anything unmarked. Put leaking containers inside a second container. Load everything in the trunk or truck bed, stay in your car and let staff unload. Usable paint and cleaners on the Help-Yourself Shelf are free to take.
Checked Sep 27, 2026 on City of Fort Worth Environmental Services's own pages: fortworthtexas.gov, fortworthtexas.gov (2), fortworthtexas.gov (3), fortworthtexas.gov (4), arlingtontx.gov (5), burlesontx.com (6), burlesontx.com (7), hursttx.gov (8), eulesstx.gov (9), gptx.org (10), bedfordtx.gov (11), cityofwestworth.com (12), wstx.us (13), cityofdwg.net (14), tarrantcountytx.gov (15), utrwd.com (16), nrhtx.com (17), tceq.texas.gov (18).
Where their pages disagree
- Fort Worth participating-cities page: 'Voucher needed for ECC: No' but the entry still gives a voucher contact (Customer Service, 1805 L. Don Dodson Dr.). Bedford's own page: free, residents no longer need a voucher. We followed: No voucher, access free (Bedford page agrees with Fort Worth's 'No').
- Fort Worth: 'Voucher needed: Yes (new policy)', no price. Grand Prairie page: voucher is free from Public Health & Environmental Quality, and only one drop-off per household per year. We followed: access voucher; free voucher and the once-a-year limit put in the note.
- Arlington news page (26 May 2026): ECC visits limited to once per month per household. Fort Worth pages: no visit limit. We followed: Limit on the Arlington served_areas note only.
- Burleson ECC page: paint 20-gallon limit per household; proof must be a City of Burleson water or solid waste bill. Fort Worth: paint 30 gallons; driver's license (preferred) or water bill. We followed: Fort Worth's 30-gallon limit in limits; Burleson's proof rule in the Burleson note.
- Euless page: show driver's license AND water bill. Fort Worth: driver's license or water bill. We followed: Fort Worth's rule in eligibility; Euless rule in the Euless note.
- Fort Worth lists $47 vouchers for Crowley and Dalworthington Gardens and no price for Westworth Village. Westworth Village page: $125 voucher, 'fees are established by Fort Worth'. Euless page: the city is charged $125 per car load. We followed: $47 for Crowley and DWG as Fort Worth publishes; $125 for Westworth Village from its own page. The $47 figure may be stale.
- Fort Worth lists DWG as a voucher member ($47 per trip). DWG's own page says HHW moved to Community Waste Disposal door-side pickup from 1 Sep 2023 and does not mention the ECC; TCEQ lists DWG as CWD home collection. We followed: Kept DWG as Fort Worth lists it (operator page ranks first) and mentioned CWD pickup in the note.
- Fort Worth list marks voucher cities with '*' but White Settlement has no '*' while its entry says 'Voucher needed: Yes'. White Settlement page: one free voucher per household per calendar year from utility billing. We followed: access voucher with the White Settlement rule in the note.
- Fort Worth ECC page: 817-392-1234 and 817-392-5257. TCEQ PDF (22 Sep 2026): 817-392-5275 (Rex Johnson). Burleson, Hurst and Grand Prairie pages: 817-392-EASY (3279). We followed: 817-392-1234 from the ECC page.
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