Crud Cruiser Drop Off Events
The City of Southlake conducts two household hazardous waste drop-off days each year, typically one in the Spring and one in the Fall. Through a partnership with the Fort Worth Environmental Center, residents of Southlake may bring acceptable items to the mobile collection center to dispose of hazardous waste. The two scheduled events for 2014 are April 19 and October 18. For more information on the Crud Cruiser event, visit the Fort Worth Environmental Management website, or call the City of Southlake at 817-748-8349.

Accepted items include:

Acids	Motor Oil
Aerosol Cans	Paints and stains
Antifreeze	Paint thinners
Batteries (all kinds, including car batteries)	Pest strips
Brake Fluid	Pesticides
Cooking oil	Pharmaceuticals
Craft chemicals	Photo chemicals
De-greasers	Pool chemicals
Drain cleaner	Oil filters
Fertilizer	Solvents
Fluorescent light bulbs	Transmission fluid
Herbicides	Varnish
Household chemicals

Unacceptable items include:

Ammunition	Medical waste
Asbestos	Printed circuit boards
Building materials	Propane cylinders
Butane cylinders	Radioactive material
Computer parts	Smoke detectors
Electronics	TVs
Explosives	Tires

Fort Worth Environmental Collection Center
The Fort Worth Environmental Collection Center is located at: 

6400 Bridge Street
Fort Worth, TX 76112 

In addition to the Crud-Cruiser event, residents may also drop off hazardous materials at the Fort Worth Environmental Collection Center. Call the center at (817) 392-3279 for days and hours of operation. Southlake residents do not need a voucher to drop off household hazardous waste (HHW) but should take a current copy of their water bill to prove their residence in Southlake. This ensures that the collection center will charge the city (not you) for your participation. 

More Information
If you have questions about a specific waste not listed, contact the collection center to find out if it is accepted. For assistance, questions or more information about proper handling and disposal of HHW, contact the Fire Services Division at (817) 748-8106.