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Hillshire Drop-off Station

Hillshire Drop-off Station is Fort Worth’s free city drop-off site on Hillshire Drive, at the North Service Center.

Hillshire Drop-off Station, 301 Hillshire Dr., is the City of Fort Worth station the Drop-Off Stations page places at the North Service Center. Hillshire Drop-off Station hours are Tuesday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon. City sanitation customers bring extra trash, recycling, brush, bulky items and household chemicals.

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About this site

The city’s Drop-Off Stations page calls the site “Hillshire Drop-off Station (North Service Center),” while its shred page calls it “Hillshire Drop-Off Station (Northside Collection Center).” The two city pages use different names for the same address, 301 Hillshire Dr. A city flyer gives its ZIP code as 76052.

Rules at every Fort Worth Drop-Off Station

The city’s four Drop-Off Stations serve households with a City of Fort Worth solid waste account: bring a copy or photo of a water bill from the last six months that lists the sanitation charge, plus a matching driver’s license, and unload your own load. Apartment residents may bring only recycling and household hazardous waste, with a driver’s license. Limits, the accepted list and the refused list are on the city’s Drop-Off Stations page ↗.

Type
Recycling and drop-off center
State
Texas
City
Fort Worth
Address
301 Hillshire Dr., Fort Worth, TX
Hours
Tuesday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m. to noon; closed Sunday, Monday, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, the Friday after Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day
Who can use it
Residents with an active city solid waste account, who bring a copy or photo of a water bill from the last six months showing the sanitation charge and a matching driver's license; apartment residents may bring recyclables and household hazardous waste with a driver's license; no commercial, out-of-city or landlord waste
Fees
Free for residents
Takes
Bagged household garbage, blue-cart recyclables, scrap metal, bulk waste, brush and yard waste (securely contained or in kraft paper bags), four passenger car tires per household every six months with the rims separated, small home repair and remodeling waste (one visit a month, up to 5 cubic yards), appliances including refrigerators and air conditioners, small lawn equipment drained of fuel and oil, fire extinguishers, household chemicals (up to 20 gallons per household every three months), two electronics every six months and free secure paper shredding
Does not take
Loads not secured or covered; loose trash, leaves and grass; concrete, rock, dirt and ceramic tile; explosives and ammunition; roofing; asbestos; oxygen, CO2, butane, helium and propane tanks; radioactive items such as smoke detectors; titled vehicles; box trucks
Run by
City of Fort Worth Environmental Services Department
Phone
817-392-1234
Official website
fortworthtexas.gov
Primary source
fortworthtexas.gov
Last verified

Questions

Where is Hillshire Drop-off Station?
Hillshire Drop-off Station is at 301 Hillshire Dr., Fort Worth, at what the city calls its North Service Center.
Can I drop off remodeling debris at Hillshire Drop-off Station?
Yes, small home repair and remodeling waste: one visit a month, up to five cubic yards. Concrete, rock, dirt, ceramic tile, roofing and asbestos are refused.
Does Hillshire Drop-off Station take household chemicals?
Yes. Like every Fort Worth station, Hillshire takes up to 20 gallons of household chemicals per household every three months, set on the hazardous waste tables.

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