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Recycling Center
Ft. Worth Trash/recycle Drop Off Station
2400 Brennan Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76106
(817) 392-3279A straightforward recycling center in south Fort Worth where people drop off household recyclables and some bulky items. Neighbors, landscapers and small-scale haulers use it to keep things out of the landfill without hauling them across town.
The site looks like a typical city drop-off: an entrance booth, lanes for pulling up, and large collection containers or roll-offs clustered around the lot. Drop-off areas are usually grouped by material type, so sorting items before getting there saves time. Expect a bit of traffic on weekend mornings and during spring cleanup when people bring yard waste and old furniture.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort cardboard, mixed recyclables, and metals at home into separate piles so unloading is quick and you don’t end up moving stuff between bins.
- Secure loose items in the truck bed or tie down tarps; wind and passing cars can turn a loose load into a mess on site.
- Try to hit the middle of the week or mid-afternoon to avoid the busiest weekend rushes common at city recycling centers.
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