City of Fort Worth Southeast Landfill

About this landfill

City of Fort Worth Southeast Landfill is a publicly owned landfill in Forest Hill, Tarrant County, Texas. It is operated by Republic Services, Inc.. The site opened in 1967 and is expected to keep accepting waste until about 2038. It took in about 897,441 tons of waste in 2022, making it the No. 14 of 85 reporting landfills in Texas by volume. City-owned landfill run by Republic Services. Open to residents and contractors for a fee.

Materials accepted

Accepted

• Household trash
• Construction debris
• Concrete, rock, dirt and ceramic tile
• Roofing material

Good to know

• Fort Worth residents with a city trash account can use the city's free Drop-Off Stations instead for most household items.
• The landfill is expected to fill within about 10 years; the city is planning a replacement.

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Before you haul a load here

• Secure and cover your load. Most facilities charge extra or turn away untarped loads.
• Separate items. Keep tires, appliances, mattresses, electronics and yard waste apart from household trash — they're usually charged or unloaded separately.
• Bring ID and payment. Many public sites check residency, and some take cash or check only.
• Leave hazardous waste at home. Paint, chemicals, batteries, propane tanks and motor oil go to household hazardous waste drop-offs, not the regular tipping floor.

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Frequently asked questions

Nearest other dumps and transfer stations