Pharr City Recycling Center

1015 E Ferguson Ave Pharr TX 78577 USA

4 (14 reviews)

Pharr City Recycling Center recycling center in Pharr, TX - View of facility

About This Center

The Pharr Recycling Center in Pharr, TX offers various services such as garbage and brush collection, stormwater management, and recycling drop-off sites open 24/7 at two locations. They accept items like paper, newspaper, cardboard, plastic, metal, used motor oil, and tires from Pharr residents only, with a Residential Collection Station available exclusively for residents. Hazardous waste and concrete are not accepted, and a fee of $1 per cubic foot may apply. Visitors can also schedule environmental education presentations or field trips to learn about sustainability and solid waste reduction, with the opportunity to interact with Green Ranger and Curby the Recycling Robot. The center aims to educate the community on pollution prevention tips and offers fun facts and environmental education links. Contact information for the Recycling Center is 1015 E Ferguson Ave, Pharr, TX 78577, with operating hours from Mon-Fri 8 AM-5 PM and Saturday 8 AM-12 PM.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

PaperNewspaperCardboardPlasticMetalUsed Motor OilTiresResidential Collection StationRecycling Drop-off Sites

Featured Reviews

Gustavo Delfin

Gustavo Delfin (4/5 stars, 9 months ago): My experience at the Pharr Recycling Center was overall very good and professional. I was able to recycle plastic tires and a car battery for free. The only issue I had was that the phone number listed doesn't work; you need to call the city of Pharr to get redirected to the correct number. Despite this I still give it a solid 4 stars.

Trey Uno

Trey Uno (4/5 stars, 4 years ago): Open during COVID-19! One of the only recycling centers in the entire Rio Grande Valley. And probably the only one that's open during the pandemic.

Dave

Dave (2/5 stars, 10 months ago): I don't know how to drop off recycling during normal hours. The gate says authorized vehicles only. Before I was able to pull up and it would open. Now the front drop off is only open after 5 so I've been going to the San Juan recycling center which accepts glass unlike Pharr.