Choose the Right Killeen Drop-Off Before You Load the Car
Killeen does not have one universal place for every recycling or disposal job. The Avenue F Recycling Center handles clean recyclables and several special items, recycling trailers handle basic recyclable materials, the SH 195 Transfer Station handles many disposal-type loads, and household hazardous waste uses scheduled events.
Use this guide to decide where your exact item belongs, how to prepare it, what may cost money, what is currently closed on weekends, and which old online directions can now send you to the wrong place.
Quick Answer: Killeen Recycling Center Hours, Address and Phone
Killeen Recycling Center is at 111 E. Avenue F, Killeen, TX 76541. The current City page lists the facility open Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed Saturday and Sunday.
Call 254-554-7572 for Recycling Center questions. Killeen currently accepts standard recyclables such as paper, cardboard, #1 and #2 plastics, glass bottles and jars, and steel, tin and aluminum cans free at its listed recycling locations.
Killeen Recycling Center Open Today, Weekend and Holiday Rules
The Avenue F facility’s normal public schedule is straightforward, but holiday closures and special City notices can override it.
| Day / situation | Current planning answer | What to do | Common mistake |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | 10:00 AM–5:00 PM | Use Avenue F for normal accepted recyclables and listed special items. | Confusing Solid Waste office hours with Recycling Center hours. |
| Saturday | Avenue F is closed. | Check weekend trailer placement or Transfer Station hours. | Driving to Avenue F because a map says recycling is available nearby. |
| Sunday | Avenue F is closed. | Use a verified trailer option or wait for Monday. | Leaving material outside a closed facility. |
| City holiday | The Recycling Center can close even when garbage collection continues. | Check the City’s holiday notice. | Assuming a normal trash route means Avenue F is open. |
| Special closure | Operational notices can shorten the day. | Check current City news before a long trip. | Relying only on recurring weekly hours. |
For example, Killeen closed the Recycling Center for several 2026 holidays, and it also closed the facility early on September 23, 2026 for staff training. Those one-day notices do not change the normal Monday–Friday schedule, but they show why same-day verification matters.
Which Killeen Recycling or Disposal Location Should You Use?
The biggest time-saving step is choosing the correct Killeen facility before loading the vehicle.
| Location / service | Best for | Do not use it for | Key planning detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recycling Center 111 E. Avenue F |
Paper, cardboard, #1/#2 plastic, bottles/jars, cans, rechargeable batteries, cell phones, used cooking oil, automotive oil, filters, antifreeze and public-scale service. | Mixed household garbage, general HHW or a weekend Avenue F trip. | Mon–Fri 10 AM–5 PM. |
| Recycling trailers | Basic clean recyclables such as paper, cardboard, #1/#2 plastics and cans. | Trash, furniture, oil, chemicals, batteries requiring staff handling, HHW or illegal dumping. | Trailer placement changes by weekday/weekend/holiday. |
| Transfer Station 12200 SH 195 |
Household rubbish, brush, yard waste, furniture, construction and demolition debris, tires and many paid disposal loads. | Hazardous waste, liquids, batteries, pesticides, medical waste or asbestos. | Different hours, fees, ID and secured-load rules. |
| HHW collection event | Paint, pesticides, herbicides, acids, cleaners, fluorescent lamps, petroleum products and household chemicals when listed. | Normal everyday drop-off unless a current event is scheduled. | Events are periodic, not a permanent daily facility. |
What Killeen Accepts for Free Recycling
The City says accepted standard recyclables can be dropped at its listed recycling locations free of charge.
| Material | Accepted rule | Preparation | Common rejection problem |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper | Accepted | Keep paper dry and clean. | Food, liquids or garbage mixed into paper. |
| Newspapers, magazines & catalogs | Accepted | Keep dry and free of trash. | Wet or contaminated paper. |
| Cardboard | Accepted | Flatten or break down boxes. | Leaving foam, bags, food or packing waste inside boxes. |
| Pizza boxes | Accepted when food is removed | Remove leftover pizza and loose food. | Putting food scraps inside the box. |
| #1 plastic | Accepted | Look for #1, remove lid, crush when possible. | Wrong resin type or motor-oil container. |
| #2 plastic | Accepted | Look for #2, remove lid, crush when possible. | Assuming all rigid plastic is accepted. |
| Steel & tin cans | Accepted | Rinse food residue; labels may remain; flatten if practical. | Food or liquids left in cans. |
| Aluminum cans | Accepted | Empty and rinse. | Mixed trash or liquids. |
| Empty aerosol cans | Accepted when empty | Can must be completely empty. | Pressure or product still inside. |
| Glass bottles & jars | Clear, green & brown | Remove lids/caps, drain and rinse. | Mirrors, windows, ceramics or light bulbs mixed in. |
Killeen Recycling Preparation Rules That Prevent Contamination
A material can be recyclable in theory and still be rejected because it is dirty, mixed with the wrong material or placed in the wrong stream.
Cardboard
Flatten boxes. Remove packing foam, plastic film, food, trash and other contents first.
Plastic
Use #1 or #2 containers only. The City says the mouth should be equal to or smaller than the base. Remove plastic lids.
Cans
Rinse food residue. Labels may remain. Aerosol cans must be empty.
Glass
Bottles and jars only. Drain liquids, rinse, remove caps and keep mirrors/windows/ceramics out.
Used Cooking Oil, Automotive Oil, Oil Filters, Antifreeze, Phones and Batteries
The Avenue F Recycling Center handles several materials that should never be dropped into an unattended basic recycling trailer.
| Special item | Current Killeen rule | Preparation | Call-first case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Used cooking oil | Cooking oil of all types is listed. | Small food particles are acceptable, but do not mix with lubricants, other oils or water. | Large restaurant or commercial quantities. |
| Engine oil | Accepted from individuals. | Use a secure container and keep uncontaminated. | Business or industrial waste. |
| Hydraulic fluid | Included with accepted automotive oil products. | Keep separate and identifiable. | Unknown mixture. |
| Transmission / gear / rear-end oil | Listed as accepted from individuals. | Do not mix with water, gasoline, pesticides or grease. | Contaminated fluid. |
| Automotive oil quantity | Maximum 5 gallons per customer at one time. | Use manageable sealed containers. | More than 5 gallons. |
| Oil filters | Accepted at Avenue F. | Keep separate from normal paper/plastic recycling. | Bulk commercial filters. |
| Antifreeze | Accepted at Avenue F. | Keep separate from oil and other chemicals. | Unknown or contaminated mixture. |
| Cell phones | Listed with the City’s specialty recycling. | Back up data, sign out, erase personal information where possible. | Damaged/swollen battery inside device. |
| Rechargeable batteries | Lithium-ion, NiCad, nickel-metal hydride and sealed lead are listed. | Keep batteries separate; protect terminals when appropriate. | Swollen, leaking, hot, punctured or very large battery. |
Rechargeable and Lithium Battery Safety
Killeen lists several rechargeable battery chemistries, but damaged lithium batteries deserve different treatment from ordinary used batteries.
- Keep loose batteries away from coins, keys, screws and other metal objects.
- Protect exposed terminals when appropriate for the chemistry and program.
- Do not crush, puncture or dismantle lithium battery packs.
- Do not put rechargeable lithium batteries into ordinary curbside recycling.
- Call first if a battery is swollen, leaking, unusually hot, punctured or recalled.
- If a battery is actively smoking, sparking or burning, do not place it in a vehicle for a recycling-center trip.
What Is Not Accepted in Normal Killeen Recycling
| Material | Normal recycling status | Why it is a problem | Better route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Household garbage | Not recycling | Contaminates trailers and recycling containers. | Normal trash service or Transfer Station. |
| Plastics #3–#7 | Not accepted | Killeen’s current program specifies #1 and #2. | Use another verified material-specific program if available. |
| Plastic shopping bags | Not accepted | Flexible film is not part of normal City trailer recycling. | Retail film/bag return where available. |
| Styrofoam | Not accepted | Not part of Killeen’s normal accepted list. | Use an appropriate specialty program if available. |
| Milk cartons / juice boxes | Not accepted | City identifies wax-lined containers as excluded. | Follow local trash guidance. |
| Mirrors / window glass / ceramics | Not glass recycling | Killeen glass stream is bottles and jars only. | Use appropriate disposal guidance. |
| Light bulbs | Not bottle/jar glass | Different glass and, for fluorescent lamps, potentially mercury-containing material. | Periodic HHW event or verified lamp-recycling program. |
| Gasoline / pesticides / contaminated oil | Not normal oil drop-off | Hazardous or contaminated material requires separate handling. | Verified HHW program. |
Killeen Recycling Trailers: Current Locations and Weekend Movement
Recycling trailers are useful for basic clean materials, but they should not be treated like staffed disposal facilities.
| Trailer / location | Current City information | Best use | Important warning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1001 Leadership Place | Texas A&M University–Central Texas grounds. | Basic accepted recyclables. | This replaced the former Clear Creek location. |
| 3201 S. W.S. Young Drive | Current Solid Waste page lists a trailer near the Rodeo Grounds. | Basic accepted recycling. | Weekend/holiday placement can shift nearby. |
| 2906 E. Rancier Avenue | Listed Monday–Friday. | Weekday basic-recycling option. | Do not assume it remains there on weekends. |
| Weekend / holiday trailers | City recycling information says trailers move to the Rodeo Grounds area. | Weekend basic recycling. | City notices have used 3301, 3601 and nearby S. W.S. Young references depending on the venue/notice; verify current placement. |
Official Killeen Sources Do Not Always Describe Every Item the Same Way
The City’s current Recycling Center webpage is the strongest source for routine recycling, while the October 2025 residential-services brochure adds older details about metals, appliances and tires. The newer Transfer Station page is more explicit about disposal fees and tire handling.
| Topic | Current web guidance | Older City brochure | Safest 2026 action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tires | Transfer Station currently publishes tire fees. | October 2025 brochure says tires are accepted at the Recycling Center for a fee. | Use the Transfer Station page as the clearest current route or call before taking tires to Avenue F. |
| Sheet metal / iron / steel | Main Recycling Center page emphasizes cans and standard recyclables. | Brochure lists sheet metal, iron and steel. | Call Avenue F for large scrap-metal pieces before loading. |
| Most appliances | Current fee schedules and Transfer Station guidance contain specific appliance/CFC rules. | Brochure says most appliances are accepted at KRC. | Call first, especially for refrigerators, freezers, AC units or water coolers. |
| Weekend trailer address | City pages consistently place trailers in the Rodeo Grounds / Civic & Conference Center area on weekends and holidays. | Different official notices use nearby 3301, 3601 or 3201 S. W.S. Young references. | Check the current notice before driving. |
Killeen Transfer Station: When Avenue F Is the Wrong Place
The Killeen Transfer Station is at 12200 State Highway 195, Killeen, TX 76549. It handles solid-waste loads that do not belong in normal recycling.
Current hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8:00 AM–5:00 PM and Wednesday and Saturday 8:00 AM–3:00 PM. The City lists the Transfer Station closed on the fourth Saturday of the month.
Transfer Station Accepted Waste
Brush
Tree and brush loads can use the Transfer Station according to current waste rules.
Construction debris
Construction and demolition material is listed as accepted.
Furniture
Furniture and household bulky items can use the disposal system.
Household garbage
Use the Transfer Station rather than contaminating recycling trailers.
Leaves
Leaves and other listed yard waste are accepted.
Grass clippings
Accepted as yard-waste material.
Yard waste
Use the waste route, not ordinary paper/plastic recycling.
Tires
The current Transfer Station fee schedule lists multiple tire categories.
Transfer Station Materials Not Accepted
- Asbestos
- Batteries of any type
- Fertilizer
- Grease
- Hazardous material
- Liquids, including antifreeze, brake fluid, gasoline, paint and paint thinner
- Medical waste
- Pesticides
- Septic waste
- Animal carcasses / slaughterhouse waste
- TCEQ-classified special waste
Killeen Transfer Station Fees, Free Monthly Allowance and ID Rules
Standard recycling is free for accepted recyclables at City recycling locations, but Transfer Station disposal is a separate paid service.
| Current fee / benefit | Listed amount or rule | Who it affects | What to bring |
|---|---|---|---|
| Killeen utility-customer disposal | $80 per ton before tax; $4 minimum per 100 lb. | Eligible City solid-waste utility customers. | Current City water/solid-waste utility bill and valid ID. |
| Residential monthly allowance | Up to 500 lb of qualifying residential waste per calendar month at no charge. | Residential Killeen solid-waste customers using waste from their primary residence. | Current utility bill. |
| Over 500 lb | $4 per 100 lb before tax. | Eligible residential customer after allowance is exceeded. | Utility proof. |
| Non-resident disposal | $137.60 per ton; $6.88 minimum per 100 lb. | Customers who do not qualify for resident rate. | Ask about eligibility first. |
| Non-resident/commercial mattress or box spring | $20 per item. | Listed non-resident/commercial category. | Confirm current fee for multiple items. |
| Unsecured load | $26.25 surcharge. | Residents and non-residents with unsecured loads. | Use tarp, net, straps or enclosed vehicle. |
| Weight ticket | $11.50. | Anyone requesting certified weight ticket service. | Vehicle and payment. |
| Copy of weight ticket | $8.00. | Ticket-copy request. | Trip/ticket information if available. |
| Freon appliance | $21 per appliance under the current posted schedule. | AC units, refrigerators, freezers, water coolers and similar CFC/refrigerant appliances. | Call before transport. |
Secure Your Load Before Driving to the Transfer Station
Killeen requires waste loads to be secured to prevent litter or material from spilling onto public roads.
Tarp
Use a tarp secured tightly enough that wind cannot lift material out of a pickup bed or trailer.
Net or straps
Use appropriate netting or tie-down straps for bulky material.
Why it matters
An unsecured-load surcharge is currently listed at $26.25 in addition to disposal charges.
Tire Recycling and Appliance Fees in Killeen
Tires
The current Transfer Station page lists tire disposal fees of $4 for passenger/light-truck tires in the smallest listed category, $8 for passenger/light-truck tires over 12 inches up to 22 inches rim size, and $13 for the listed commercial-truck tire category.
An October 2025 City residential brochure says tires were accepted at the Avenue F Recycling Center for a fee, while the current Transfer Station page provides the clearest live tire-fee instructions. Because of that difference, the safest route is to verify with the City before taking tires to Avenue F.
Refrigerators, Freezers and Air Conditioners
Refrigerant-containing appliances require special handling. The current City fee schedule lists a $21 CFC evacuation and disposal fee per appliance for an appliance received through the City’s system.
Killeen Recycling Center Public Scale
Avenue F has a certified public scale capable of weighing most vehicles except large tractor-trailer rigs. The Transfer Station also has a certified public scale and can accommodate larger vehicles.
Avenue F scale
Useful for many cars, pickups and other vehicles. Large tractor-trailer rigs are excluded from the Recycling Center scale.
Weight ticket
The current City fee schedule lists a certified weight ticket at $11.50.
Ticket copy
The current listed fee for a copy of a weight ticket is $8.
Household Hazardous Waste: The 2026 Killeen Event Has Already Passed
Killeen does not operate the Avenue F Recycling Center as a daily all-purpose household hazardous waste facility.
The City’s 2026 annual HHW event was held Saturday, April 11, 2026 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Killeen Special Events Center. Because that date has already passed, residents should not drive to the Special Events Center now expecting that event to be operating.
Materials Accepted at the 2026 Event
- Fluorescent bulbs and tubes
- Petroleum products
- Pesticides and herbicides
- Acids and other household chemicals
- Household cleaners
- Paint — event listing used a 10-gallon limit
- Antifreeze
- Used oil — event listing used a 5-gallon limit
- Batteries
Items the 2026 Event Did Not Accept
- Tires
- Electronics
- Fire alarms
- Smoke detectors
- Explosives
- Pressurized containers
- Brush
- Trailers
Compact Fluorescent Lamps and Light Bulbs
Killeen specifically says CFLs do not belong in its normal glass-bottle recycling. The City directs residents to periodic HHW events for CFLs and also references Home Depot for proper CFL recycling.
Brush, Yard Waste, Furniture and Bulky Household Items
These materials generally belong in Killeen’s solid-waste system rather than an ordinary recycling trailer.
Brush
Transfer Station accepts brush. Killeen also provides curbside brush collection under its residential solid-waste service rules.
Grass & leaves
Transfer Station accepts grass clippings, leaves and yard waste.
Furniture
Furniture is a Transfer Station or bulk-collection item, not a recycling-trailer item.
Construction debris
Construction and demolition material is accepted at the Transfer Station subject to current disposal rules and fees.
The City’s residential-services brochure also explains curbside brush and bulk services. Brush piles must be kept separate from garbage, and additional fees can apply when the quantity exceeds the included service level.
Business and Commercial Loads
Do not assume household special-item rules apply to a business load. The Avenue F automotive-oil program specifically states that accepted automotive oils are for individuals, not commercial businesses or industry.
The Transfer Station can serve eligible businesses, but rates, waste classifications and account requirements differ. Hazardous or special commercial waste may require another authorized disposal route.
Hi, I have a business load containing [list the exact materials] and approximately [weight/quantity]. Is this accepted at the Transfer Station or Recycling Center, what account or documentation do I need, and what current disposal or processing fees apply?
Common Killeen Recycling Mistakes That Cause Wasted Trips
What to Ask Before a Complicated Killeen Drop-Off
Hi, I want to bring [exact item] to the Avenue F Recycling Center. I have approximately [quantity]. Is that item accepted today, does it need special preparation, is there a fee or quantity limit, and should I use Avenue F or the Transfer Station instead?
Hi, I have a load with [furniture / brush / construction debris / tires / appliance / household rubbish]. I am a [Killeen utility customer / non-resident]. What proof should I bring, what current fee applies, and are there any load-security or unloading requirements?
Map to Killeen Recycling Center on Avenue F
Use the exact address 111 E. Avenue F, Killeen, TX 76541. The Avenue F Recycling Center is different from the SH 195 Transfer Station.
Official Sources Used for This Killeen Recycling Guide
Main source for Avenue F address, hours, trailer locations, accepted recyclables, plastics, glass, batteries, cooking oil, automotive oil, antifreeze, CFLs and public scale information.
Open official Recycling Center pageCurrent overview of recycling trailers, ordinary rejected materials, Transfer Station hours and Solid Waste contacts.
Open Solid Waste pageCurrent accepted/rejected waste, utility-bill requirements, resident allowance, disposal fees, tire fees, scale fees, secured-load surcharge and appliance fee.
Open Transfer Station pageAnnual City fee schedules, including current and FY2027 documents. Use this before a paid disposal or scale trip.
Open fee schedulesUseful City PDF for the drive-through recycling layout, load securement, older appliance/tire guidance and residential solid-waste service details.
Open official brochureCheck this when a holiday, weather event, training day or other operational change may override the normal facility schedule.
Check current City noticesFrequently Asked Questions About Recycling Center Killeen
Where is Killeen Recycling Center?
The main City of Killeen Recycling Center is at 111 E. Avenue F, Killeen, TX 76541.
What are Killeen Recycling Center hours?
The current City schedule is Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The Avenue F Recycling Center is closed Saturday and Sunday.
What is the Killeen Recycling Center phone number?
Call 254-554-7572.
Is Killeen Recycling Center open Saturday?
No. Avenue F is currently closed Saturday. Check recycling-trailer placement or the Transfer Station if you need weekend service.
Is Killeen Recycling Center open Sunday?
No. The main Avenue F Recycling Center is currently closed Sunday.
What can I recycle for free in Killeen?
Killeen lists paper, cardboard, #1 and #2 plastics, glass bottles and jars, and steel, tin and aluminum cans as accepted free recyclables at designated City recycling locations.
What plastic numbers does Killeen recycle?
The City’s normal program lists #1 and #2 plastics. Plastics #3 through #7 are listed as not accepted in normal Killeen recycling.
Does Killeen recycle pizza boxes?
Yes. The City specifically says pizza boxes can be recycled when leftover pizza and loose food are removed.
Does Killeen Recycling Center accept glass?
Yes, clear, green and brown bottles and jars. Mirrors, window panes, ceramics, treated glass and light bulbs are excluded.
Does Killeen Recycling Center take used motor oil?
Yes. Engine oil, hydraulic fluid, transmission fluid, gear oil and rear-end oil are listed for individuals, with a limit of no more than 5 gallons per customer at one time.
Does Killeen Recycling Center take oil filters?
Yes. The City specifically lists oil filters at the Avenue F Recycling Center.
Does Killeen Recycling Center take antifreeze?
Yes. Antifreeze is listed as accepted at Avenue F. Keep it separate from oil and other chemicals.
Does Killeen Recycling Center take cooking oil?
Yes. Cooking oil is listed, but it must not be mixed with other oils, lubricants or water.
Does Killeen Recycling Center accept rechargeable batteries?
Yes. Killeen lists lithium-ion, NiCad, nickel-metal hydride and sealed-lead rechargeable batteries.
Does Killeen Recycling Center accept cell phones?
Yes. Cell phones are included in the City’s specialty recycling information. Erase personal data before drop-off when possible.
Can I recycle plastic bags at Killeen trailers?
No. Plastic shopping bags are listed among materials not accepted in normal Killeen recycling.
Does Killeen recycle Styrofoam?
Styrofoam is currently listed as not accepted through the City’s normal recycling program.
Where did the Clear Creek recycling trailer go?
The City permanently removed the trailer from 6520 Clear Creek Road in May 2025. The replacement location was moved to the Texas A&M University–Central Texas grounds at 1001 Leadership Place.
Where are Killeen recycling trailers on weekends?
The City moves trailers to the Rodeo Grounds / Civic & Conference Center area on weekends and holidays. Because official notices have used nearby S. W.S. Young addresses, verify the current placement before driving.
Where is the Killeen Transfer Station?
The Transfer Station is at 12200 State Highway 195, Killeen, TX 76549.
What are Killeen Transfer Station hours?
The current schedule is Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Wednesday and Saturday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The City lists it closed the fourth Saturday of the month.
What does Killeen Transfer Station accept?
Current accepted waste includes brush, construction and demolition material, furniture, household garbage, grass clippings, leaves and yard waste.
Can Killeen residents dump 500 pounds free?
Eligible residential Killeen solid-waste utility customers can currently dispose of up to 500 pounds of qualifying residential waste per calendar month at no charge when they present the required current utility bill. Additional weight is charged.
Do I need a utility bill at the Killeen Transfer Station?
To receive the City solid-waste utility customer rate or monthly residential allowance, the City requires a current utility bill showing active solid-waste service. A valid ID is also requested as proof of residency.
How much is the unsecured-load fee in Killeen?
The current Transfer Station page lists an unsecured-load surcharge of $26.25. Recheck the fee schedule before visiting.
Does Killeen accept tires?
The current Transfer Station page publishes tire disposal fees. An older City brochure also references tires at the Recycling Center, so call before taking tires to Avenue F rather than relying on the older brochure alone.
Does Killeen accept refrigerators and air conditioners?
Killeen has a special CFC/refrigerant appliance process and fee. The current City fee schedule lists a $21 CFC evacuation and disposal fee per appliance. Verify the unloading location and current fee before transport.
Can I take paint to Killeen Recycling Center?
Paint is not listed as a routine daily Avenue F recyclable. Killeen handles paint through periodic household hazardous waste events. Verify the next event rather than bringing paint to a normal recycling trailer.
When is the next Killeen household hazardous waste event?
The 2026 event was held April 11 and has already passed. Check the City’s Recycling Center page or news calendar for the next announced event.
Does Killeen Recycling Center have a public scale?
Yes. Avenue F has a certified public scale that can accommodate most vehicles except large tractor-trailer rigs. A fee applies.
Is Recycling-Centre.org the official City of Killeen recycling website?
No. Recycling-Centre.org is an independent guide. The City of Killeen is the final authority for hours, accepted materials, fees, trailer placement and special-event schedules.
Final Killeen Recycling Checklist Before You Drive
Prepare your material
- Flatten cardboard.
- Remove food from pizza boxes.
- Check plastics for #1 or #2.
- Remove plastic lids.
- Rinse cans, bottles and jars.
- Keep mirrors, windows and ceramics out of glass recycling.
- Keep automotive oil below the 5-gallon per-customer limit.
- Keep cooking oil separate from lubricants and water.
- Keep rechargeable batteries separate from ordinary recyclables.
- Secure disposal loads with tarp, net or straps.
Prepare the trip
- Choose Avenue F, trailer, Transfer Station or HHW route first.
- Remember Avenue F is closed Saturday and Sunday.
- Do not use the old Clear Creek trailer location.
- Verify weekend trailer placement.
- Bring utility bill and ID when claiming Transfer Station resident benefits.
- Check current fees before a paid disposal trip.
- Call first for tires, large scrap metal or appliances.
- Do not use the April 11, 2026 HHW date—it has passed.
- Check City notices for holiday or special closures.