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Fort Worth Hillshire Drop-off Station

301 Hillshire Drive, Fort Worth, TX

Call ahead. Hours, fees, residency rules, appointments and accepted materials change. Check the official page or call before you go. Never mix chemicals, and keep products in their original containers. Open the official source page.

Type
Permanent drop-off
Address
301 Hillshire Drive, Fort Worth, TX
County
Tarrant County
Hours
Tuesday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., and Saturday, 8:00 a.m.–noon. Closed Sunday and Monday and on listed city holidays.
Accepted
Paint; Used motor oil; Antifreeze; Household batteries; Car batteries; Fluorescent bulbs / CFLs; Pesticides & garden chemicals; Pool chemicals; Household chemicals & cleaners; Other household hazardous waste
The drop-off-stations page tells residents to place household hazardous waste on designated collection tables and lists automotive fluids (gasoline, motor oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid and antifreeze in labeled containers), home and bathroom chemicals, cooking fats, oils and grease, lawn and garden chemicals, pool chemicals and paint, plus fluorescent, incandescent and CFL bulbs and household and auto batteries.
Not accepted
Explosives or ammunition; Oxygen, carbon dioxide, butane, helium or propane tanks; Radioactive items such as oilfield pipes or smoke detectors; Landlord-based residential waste from Fort Worth rental properties (except as otherwise limited on the page); Commercial waste
Limits
Household chemicals are limited to 20 gallons per household every 3 months. Fluorescent tube lighting is limited to 10 tubes every 3 months.
Appointment
Not required, per the official page
Who can use it
City of Fort Worth residents with an active City of Fort Worth solid-waste account shown on a current water bill, plus a matching driver’s license. Apartment residents living in Fort Worth may bring household hazardous waste and recycling with a driver’s license.
Fees
Not stated in our source — check before you go.
Businesses
The official page says business waste is not accepted.
Phone
817-392-1234
Notes
These four drop-off stations are separate from the Environmental Collection Center at 6400 Bridge Street. The page does not print ZIP codes for the stations. TCEQ’s contacts list also places this Fort Worth station under Denton County; the city page lists it as a Fort Worth drop-off station.

Source: City of Fort Worth Solid Waste

Last checked: — Read directly from the official source page on 2026-11-09: confirmed the household hazardous waste service, address, hours, accepted materials, residency/ID rules, phone, quantity limits; season not stated on the page; other fields not re-checked.

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