Fort Worth drop off station

You don't have to take paint cans that are empty

I have never noticed brush at this location. However they will pick it up at your home on scheduled trash day. Keep limbs 6' long or less. Total amount about the size of a VW Bug. Don't block the limbs with the trash cans.

Yes. They will accept bagged household garbage.

Household items likely. But I'd recommend taking the clothes to a donation area if ok. But yes there are dumpsters for throwing away trash.

If you are inside the Fort Worth city limits, then yes; otherwise, no. Best bet is to call them before driving there.

Yes. There's a limit though. They have a .org website that has them listed.

Yes

I just drive out there with my stuff ,tell them my Address or show my driver's license, and dump my stuff

Yes. I have disposed of them there.

No. This location is not set up for that. Check the website. It looks like the southeast landfill is your best bet.

Yes!

Free for Fort Worth residents

It's only for fort worth residents.

Only house hold debris. I guess if you don't say anything its ok. Your only aloud 10 yards ever 30 days that's 3 truck loads.

From what I know, it's free

I didn't figure a nursery would want my dead sod and dirt clods. Maybe a landfill then? I guess I have to find a landfill

Yes

I'm not sure about the Xmas tree, but the are not open on sundays

No

A driver's license or a water bill

Pretty sure that won't be a problem for them. They have huge dumpsters they will likely have you toss it in.

I don't think they take shingles

No i don't think they will let you take anything that others have dropped off.

Don't think so. Their sign exludes explosives. Might do better asking a gun shop.

Should be free. It would help them if your containers are labelled, so they know where to put it.

No

Yes. There is a separate table that you will unload at. We got rid of paint, oil, yard chemicals, insecticides and a few things that I had no idea what they were in their previous life. You do need to be a Fort Worth resident. Check their website for all of the rules.

Nothing to residents of Fort Worth and cities who receive Fort Worth services. There may be a limit to the amount of times you can dump per year and that is listed on the website.

They don't. You could donate to organizations like Goodwill. If you have jewel cases to get rid of, contact Best Buy. They occasionally collect those. You could also check with places like Half Price Books. They sometimes need cases to replace damaged ones.

Yes. But you need to provide a photo ID to show that you are a Fort Worth resident or a copy of your water bill.

You can now, yes. It must be the large pieces and not the what they call the little styrofoam peanuts .

A tandem axle is two axles but thanks

Yes. But it needs to be bagged.

Yes

Is there a limit how much can be on your truck

Not if you are a tarrant county resident you also get 3 full pick up truck loads a month

Yes

Yes

Must access from highway 156

Exit 287 at Blue Mound Road and make a left turn at Bonds Ranch road. You will see a directional sign on the left side of the road for the entrance to the drop off station.

It's completely free to drop your trash off there however it's only for residents that have a fort Worth water bill. If your water bill isn't fort Worth then they won't allow you to dump there.

They do not accept construction debris but will accept small amount from residents from a diy project

They took an old metal gas tank of mine.

Yes Mam!

Mam , I don't know what shteddedmeans. Do you mean shred?

Yes, they recycle & take most chemicals & other household stuff and there is also a Goodwill drop off site with an attendee.

I think as long as you live in Tarrant county you are ok. Take a copy of your water bill with you and they can determine if you qualify

Yes. We took the white bags and big black bags. No issues.

Open everyday exceot Sundays and major holidays. Just went yesterday; long line in; was able to read all the marquees. Even open New Year's eve.

Limited lost / found pets