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HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES DROP-OFF SITES The Solid Waste Management Department (SWMD) is now accepting household batteries (such as AA, AAA, C, and D etc.) at its four neighborhood depositories (see below) as well as the following recycling drop-off sites: Westpark Recycling Center, 5800 Westpark (Mon-Sat. 8-5pm) Center Street Drop-off Site, 3602 Center Street, (open 24/7) Ellington Field Drop-off Site, Highway 3 @ Dixie Farm Road, (open 24/7) SWMD has opened its neighborhood depositories 7 days a week to accommodate small amounts of storm debris from Houston residents. One pickup truck load or less will be accepted. Hours of operations will be 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Locations are: NORTHEAST AREA 5565 Kirkpatrick, 713-675-3208 (Key Map 455N) NORTHWEST AREA 6023 Windfern, 713-895- 1003 (Key Map 410W) SOUTHEAST AREA 2240 Central St., 713-837-0311 (Key Map 535C) SOUTH AREA, 5100 Sunbeam, 713-738-1936 (Key Map 474A) The following recyclables are also accepted at Neighborhood Depositories: Newspapers, magazines, office paper Glass food & beverage bottles and jars Plastic bottles and jugs (#1-5 and #7) Aluminum and tin food cans Cardboard boxes (must be broken down with packing materials removed) 3 CommentsLeave a comment |
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What other oppurtunities do Houston citizens have to dump there own debris?
If people are told you can have a truck load or less means to people that they may get turned away on a trck load of debris.
We have areas in Houston that are attracting ant, mosquitos, small animals in the piles of debris in front of our houses as well as infront and we are not getting any help from waste management, astro or any other trash pickup servoice but we are still paying for it monthly or should I say everyday.
We all need some help so who wants to take the challenge becuause it's not Houston or Harris county nor the trash services that are still getting paid.
If you live in the Katy area(Harris County),where are the storm debris depository locations? I have found locations for Fort Bend County,but none for Harris County(Katy area).
Can fence material be dropped off at the Windfern location?