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City of North Richland Hills Recycling

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Curbside Program
 

Recyclables are picked up once weekly on either Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Thursday, depending on the location of your home. Recycle bins may be obtained at the Water Department at 7301 N. E. Loop 820.

Accepted Materials
Glass containers, Aluminum cans, Steel cans, Telephone books / paperback books, Paperboard / chipboard, Mixed paper, Paper grocery bags, Newspaper, magazines, catalogs, Corrugated cardboard, #1 Plastic, #2 Plastic, #3 Plastic, #4 Plastic, #5 Plastic, #7 Plastic (other),

 
Multi-Family Program
 

The Paws to Recycle Program is a way for residents to support the North Richland Hills Animal Adoption & Rescue Center and be environmentally responsible. Through this program, residents can donate newspaper and aluminum cans to the center. The newspaper will be reused to line the animal cages or shredded for bedding. The cans will be cashed in at a recycling center with the proceeds used to further the programs at the Animal Adoption & Rescue Center. Residents may also drop off newspaper, magazines, office paper, junk mail, catalogs and colored paper in the Abitibi bins located in the Wal-Mart parking lots on N.E. Loop 820 and North Tarrant Parkway .

 
Hazardous Disposal Program
  North Richland Hills residents can take household hazardous waste to the Environmental Collection Center at 6400 Bridge St., Ft. Worth. Residents mush present a voucher for disposal of household hazardous waste, which is available from the Neighborhood Services Department at 7200-C Dick Fisher Dr. S. Proof of residency is required. For further information about disposal of household hazardous waste, please call the Environmental Collection Center at 817-871-5276 or go to http://www.fortworthgov.org/dem/eccpg.htm

 
Yard Trimmings Program
  All materials including brush must be containerized or tied in bundles not to exceed four (4) feet in length and fifty (50) pounds in weight. If more than 4 cubic yards, the customer must contact Duncan Disposal to schedule pick up. Duncan will collect and dispose of all waste over 4 cubic yards at the rate of $10 per cubic yard. For large amounts of limbs a customer may also request a chipper service at a rate of $125 per hour - 1 hour minimum charge. To schedule a loose brush pickup, please contact Duncan Disposal at 817-317-2450 or www.duncandisposal.com.

 
Composting Information
  In 1997 a compost demonstration garden was created at the NRH Neighborhood Services office at 7200 C Dick Fisher Dr. S. This garden was funded by a grant from the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission. The garden was created as an educational center for learning about composting, vericomposting, wildflowers, water ponds, native plants, trees, mulch, water conservation and xeriscaping. The garden is full of native plants, as well as perennials, annuals, and herbs that are well adapted to our area. Also available is information on water conservation in the landscape. For more information, please contact Environmental Resources at 817-427-6651.

 
Electronics Recycling
  Electronics recycling is a part of the Community Cleanup events held each April and October. Call 817 427-6651 for event dates.

 
Recycling at School
  Residents may also drop off newspaper, magazines, office paper, junk mail, catalogs and colored paper in the Abitibi bins located at most North Richland Hills schools. The schools receive payment for the paper that is collected.

 
 
For more information:
Debbie York
(817) 427-6651
dyork@nrhtx.com
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