KILLEEN, Texas — The City of Killeen Transfer Station is closed indefinitely following an overnight fire, according to a press release from the city.
An inspection is underway to determine the extent of damage. The facility will remain closed until it is deemed safe for public use.
Regular residential and commercial collection schedules are not affected.
Residents needing to dispose of bulk items, which include furniture, building materials and some appliances, during this time can place them curbside. A collection fee of $21 for up to three cubic yards and $7.50 per additional cubic yard will be charged.
Items that are always prohibited from curbside collection are:
- Rock
- Dirt
- Deceased animals or deceased animal waste
- Tires; tire and wheel combinations
- Hazardous waste materials
- Lead acid batteries
- Vehicle bodies; engines; boats; camper shells
- Lawn mowers; riding mowers
- Liquid waste of any kind
Drop-off recycling services remains available at the Killeen Recycling Center located at 111 E. Ave. F and at recycling trailers located at 6520 Clear Creek Road and at 3201 S. WS Young Drive.
For specific issues related to solid waste, visit Killeen's solid waste website, email sw-info@killeentexas.gov or call 254-501-7785.
