Westside Pump Station: Recycle Drop Off Center

101 N Cottonwood Dr Richardson TX 75080 USA

4.6 (22 reviews)

Westside Pump Station: Recycle Drop Off Center recycling center in Richardson, TX - View of facility

About This Center

The City of Richardson operates a drop-off recycling center located at Westside Pump Station on 101 N. Cottonwood Dr., open to residents daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. This facility allows all Richardson residents to recycle, regardless of their participation in the blue bag curbside program. Visitors are advised not to bring non-recyclable items such as paint. Additionally, the center offers drive-up document shredding services every Saturday by DFW Shredding. For electronic recycling, residents can utilize the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality's manufacturer take-back programs for TVs and computers. The Brush and Bulky Item Collection Program is available for items over 50 lbs, while smaller items can be disposed of by regular trash crews.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

CardboardGlassPlastics #1&2ElectronicsAppliancesNo PaintDocument ShreddingManufacturer Take-Back ProgramsBrush and Bulky Item Collection ProgramRegular Trash Disposal

Featured Reviews

Barbara Word

Barbara Word (4/5 stars, 2 months ago): Good site for mixed recyclables. Small bits of broken glass on driveway to be expected that is typical where dump trucks pick up the load weekly.

Wayne Gooden

Wayne Gooden (5/5 stars, 2 years ago): It's so nice for the City of Richardson to provide this drop off center. It is very well used. Most the times the bins are full but if you break down your boxes properly you can usually squeeze them in. Or just be a bad neighbor and roll up and throw on the ground.

Anonymous

Bruce C. (4/5 stars, 4 years ago): The dumpsters were very full but we were able to drop off our cardboard without much trouble. We saw what looked like a business with a truck and a trailer bring up a bunch of big boxes some with packing peanuts falling out of them just pull up drop the boxes next to the containers and take off. Not sure how we keep that from happening. Not breaking down boxes is part of why these dumpsters are so full.