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Convenience Center
Citizens Convenience Station
90.0272.000.100.00, #112, Waxahachie, TX 75165
(409) 309-4270Small county convenience center in Waxahachie where locals drop off household trash, recyclables and yard clippings. The site is compact-picture a few roll-off containers and a small booth by the entrance. Many Texas counties run places like this, so expect a no-frills, practical setup.
Pull into a short lane and there’s usually a booth and a scale area near the front, with containers spread across the paved yard. Separate bins for trash, recycling and brush are typically grouped close together, so having materials pre-sorted speeds things up. The footprint is tight, so larger trucks and trailers will need careful backing and extra clearance. Expect the longest lines on weekends and during spring cleanup.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort materials at home-have recyclables, brush and regular trash separated before arriving to avoid extra lifting and swapping at the bins.
- Bring gloves and a tarp; loose brush and nails can shred hands and tarps keep loads contained while unloading.
- When hauling a trailer, use a spotter and leave room between vehicles; the lanes are short and maneuvering space is limited.
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