Environmental Collection Center Fort Worth

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Free to Hurst Residents

Hazardous materials may be disposed of at the Environmental Collection Center in Fort Worth. Citizens with a Hurst address on their driver’s license or a current water bill may take those hard-to get-rid-of items such as aerosol cans, old paint, batteries, and used motor oil to the ECC and leave them with a highly trained professional staff for proper disposal or reuse, free of charge. 

The City is charged per disposal, whether it is a can of paint or 50 cans. As a result, we ask that you collect several items within your household or with your neighbors to dispose of at the Collection Center.

Environmental Collection Center (ECC)
817-392-1234  
6400 Bridge St.
Easy access from I-30 and 820, just east of downtown.

Hours:
Thursdays and Fridays: 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
Saturdays: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Closed the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving Day and the day after, and Christmas Day.

The ECC will accept the following materials:

ECC will accept ECC Can not accept 
  • Automotive Fluids
  • Batteries
  • Cleaners & Chemicals
  • Cooking Oil
  • Lawn/garden/pool chemicals
  • Light bulbs
  • Paint & Painting supplies
  • Ammunition & Explosives
  • Appliances & Electronics
  • Building materials
  • Bulk trash & yard waste
  • Butane/propane cylinders
  • Medicines & Medical waste
  • Tires
  • Asbestos/PCBs/Radioactive items

For your safety and to make the collection of materials less costly and more efficient, we ask that:

  • If a product is still usable, try to give it to someone who can use it.
  • Sort liquid paint by type (i.e. latex, oil based, lead based).
  • Please keep chemicals in their original containers. Place broken or leaking containers inside a second container of like material (for example, glass for corrosives, metal for flammables).
  • If a container has no label and its contents are know, please place a label on the container clearly stating the contents.
  • Do not transport chemicals in the passenger compartment of your vehicle. Put them in the trunk.
  • Mutually collect hazardous materials with your neighbors to reduce trips to the ECC.