Residential trash pickup is provided twice weekly. More information and collection day map.

The City of Cedar Hill encourages recycling. Recycled materials are picked up citywide on Wednesdays. More information.

Larger quantities of brush are picked up at the curb (not in the alley) once a month.
More information and a map showing collection weeks.

The City of Cedar Hill provides citizens safe means of disposal of hazardous materials twice a year at a location in the city, and free access to the Fort Worth Environmental Collection Center with a voucher. More information and a map to the ECC.

With a voucher, residents may take materials such as fencing, brush, construction trash etc. to the Waste Management landfill located at 1251 N. Central Ave. in Ferris, TX . The landfill is open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday - Friday and on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. More information.

Neither regular trash pickup nor the landfill can take tires, oil, or oil filters. But these local businesses will provide disposal of oil and tires.

Grease & Cooking Oil
Do not pour cooking oil or grease down your sink. When these materials cool they collect in sewer pipes and clog them, resulting in expensive repairs and occasionally, backups into homes.

Small amounts of cooking oil can be collected in a a paper towel and disposed in the garbage. Larger quantities, such as used in fryers, etc. should be collected in a container and disposed either at the biannual local Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events, or taken to the EEC facility in Fort Worth.

You can view or download and print this flyer (legal size paper) for your reference.