Parker County · Dallas-Fort Worth area

Hazardous waste drop-off for Parker County residents

If you live in Parker County, you can use

Fort Worth Environmental Collection CenterVoucher firstDrop-off site in Fort WorthGet 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).Bring: Driver's license (preferred) or current water bill.Thursday and Friday 11am to 7pm. Saturday 9am to 3pm. Closed on July 4, Thanksgiving and the day after, and Christmas.

If you can't use those

These take people from anywhere, for a fee.

Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center (HC3)

Free drop-off for residents of Dallas, Garland, Irving, Mesquite, Richardson and 10 other member cities plus unincorporated Dallas County. Bring your license and a utility bill. Everyone else pays at least $100. Open Tuesday to Thursday and two Saturdays a month.

Non-residents payChecked Sep 27, 2026

Questions from Parker County

Where do I take hazardous waste if I live in Parker County?

Fort Worth Environmental Collection Center takes people in Parker County. Get a voucher from your city or county first.

What if I can't use those?

Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center (HC3) ($100 minimum) takes people from anywhere for a fee.

What do I need to bring to prove where I live?

The site asks for: Driver's license (preferred) or current water bill. Check the listing for the exact rule.