Trash

Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No. 96 (“HCWCID 96”) has contracted with Best Trash to provide Hurricane Beryl-related storm debris collection service to the residents of HCWCID 96.

Best Trash will perform additional storm debris collection on Monday, August 12, 2024.

Please place all storm debris curbside for collection. Storm debris is waste generated as a result of Hurricane Beryl, including damaged or blown-down fencing, and excludes items normally collected on heavy trash/bulk trash collection days.

Should you have any questions regarding storm debris collection or what qualifies as storm debris, please contact Best Trash at (281) 313-2378 or visit best-trash.com.

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Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No. 96 (“HCWCID 96”) has contracted with Best Trash to provide Hurricane Beryl-related storm debris collection service to the residents of HCWCID 96.

Best Trash will commence storm debris collection tomorrow, Friday, July 26, using rear loading trucks and grapple trucks.  Due to the large amount of storm debris, collection will take several days.  Please place all storm debris curbside for collection.  Storm debris is waste generated as a result of Hurricane Beryl, including damaged or blown-down fencing, and excludes items normally collected on heavy trash/bulk trash collection days.  Should you have any questions regarding storm debris collection or what qualifies as storm debris, please contact Best Trash at (281) 313-2378 or visit best-trash.com.

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[Magnolia, Texas, 8/23/2022] — Residential Recycling and Refuse of Texas, Inc. has been named to the winning list of Nextdoor’s 6th annual Neighborhood Favorites, an awards program recognizing local businesses committed to helping their neighborhoods thrive. Winners of the 2022 Neighborhood Favorites were determined based on the number of neighbor recommendations a local business receives on Nextdoor across various categories.

“On Nextdoor, small businesses are a trusted and core member of the community. These local businesses go above and beyond to make their neighborhoods a kind, welcoming place. It is a true honor, and good for business, to be voted a Neighborhood Favorite by your most loyal customers — neighbors.” said Nextdoor CEO Sarah Friar.
With more than 55 million business recommendations from neighbors, Nextdoor connects neighbors with each other and everything nearby.

“We know that this is a great honor to be in this group of businesses. A most sincere thank you to all our customers that took the time to acknowledge our company and the great effort put forth by our employees.  Our goal has always been to provide a service above and beyond customer expectation.  We know we’re not perfect, but we will always make it right, if given the opportunity.  Thank you again to our valuable customers for this extreme honor.” said RRRTX Owner, Carleen Wolff.

The complete list of winning businesses in each city is available at nextdoor.com/favorites.

There will be no garbage collection service this Saturday, January 1.

Garbage collection service will resume on the next regular scheduled collection day which is Wednesday, January 5.

Provided free of charge by Residential Recycling and Refuse of Texas.
(346) 248-5222

Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No. 96
Date: Saturday, September 25th, 2021
Location of Event: The Park at Fall Creek
7930 Fall Creek Bend, Humble, Texas 77396
10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Items We Accept

• Personal computers
• ***TV’s ($25.00 disposal Fee)
• Keyboards, mouse, and speakers
• Cameras
• Switches & routers
• Cords & cables
• Game consoles
• Small kitchen appliances
• Computer monitors including: LCD, LED, Plasma Free (***CRT $10.00 disposal fee)
• Laptops
• Hard drives
• Car batteries
• Electrical Tools
• Memory chips & jump drives
• Hubs and routers
• Tape drives
• Electronic Toys
• Holiday electrical items
• Electronic novelty items
• Typewriters
• Printers, copiers, and plotters
• Fax machines
• PDAs
• Projectors
• Rechargeable batteries
• Telephones
• Cell phones

TV’s accepted – with fee of $25.00 each for disposal
CRT Monitors accepted – with fee of $10.00 each for disposal

Items Not Accepted

• CFL light bulbs
• Major appliances
• Paint
• Motor Oil
• Aerosol Containers
• Medical Waste
• Hazardous Waste (other than batteries)
• AA, AAA, C, D and 9-volt batteries

The recycling pick up day in WCID 96 will be changing from Saturday to Wednesday starting Wednesday, January 6. Regular trash collection will still continue on both Wednesday and Saturday. The final Saturday recycling collection will be on Saturday, January 2. Recycling collection on Wednesdays will begin on Wednesday, January 6. Everything else about recycling and trash collection will remain the same.

The recycling and trash provider requested this change because there are more cars parked on the street and more people (especially children) walking about on Saturday compared to Wednesday, so they think it will be safer and more efficient to collect the recycling on Wednesday and only have one set of trucks run through the neighborhood (collecting trash) on Saturdays and have both sets of trucks (recycling and trash) run through the neighborhood on Wednesday instead. Also, some residents miss getting their recycling picked up on Saturday when they go out of town for the weekend, and now they will find it easier to make the Wednesday recycling collection. Having the double recycling runs for the week of transition right after the holidays will also help clear the holiday recycling volume. There will be pick up on both Saturday, Jan. 2 and Wednesday, Jan. 6.

As a reminder, WCID 96 covers Fall Creek west of Wilson Road plus Heather Glen. The rest of Fall Creek on the east side is in MUD 49.

In observance of Independence Day, there will be no service on Saturday, July 4th. Trash collection will resume on the next scheduled service day.