In Midland, the desert environment makes protecting our limited groundwater a top priority. If you’re caught tossing liquid paint into an alley dumpster or pouring it into a storm drain,…
In the Heart of Texas, keeping the Brazos River clean starts in your garage. If you are caught tossing liquid paint into your blue recycling cart or gray trash bin,…
In the Rio Grande Valley, keeping our palm-lined streets and local drainage systems clean is a priority. If you’re caught tossing liquid paint into your black trash cart or pouring…
In the “Birthplace of Texas,” your residential utility bill provides a service many surrounding cities lack: Free Curbside Hazardous Waste Pickup. Pasadena’s Sanitation Department is committed to keeping the local…
In the “Rodeo Capital of Texas,” disposing of paint requires following a specific trail. If you attempt to toss liquid paint into your green recycling bin or hide wet cans…
In Denton, “keeping it local” applies to everything—including your hazardous waste. If you’re caught tossing liquid paint into your blue recycling cart or hiding wet cans in your trash, you’re…
In Killeen, your city utility bill covers more than just trash—it’s your pass to keeping Central Texas water clean. However, Killeen is strictly “zero-tolerance” regarding liquid paint in regular gray…
In the southernmost tip of Texas, protecting our “Resacas” and groundwater is a major priority. If you’re caught tossing liquid paint into your gray trash cart or pouring it down…
If you’re cleaning out the garage in Westchester or High Hawk and find a stack of old paint cans, don’t just shove them into your trash cart. In Grand Prairie,…
If you’ve been stashing old cans of “Panhandle Peach” in your garage, listen up. In Amarillo, the wind isn’t the only thing that can cause a mess—improperly disposing of liquid…