Residential Service Rates (Effective Sept. 1, 2024)

• Regular: $19.39 + tax
• Senior Citizen: $17.82 + tax

Residential rates include garbage, recycling, bulk and door side Household Hazardous and Electronics Waste collection. 

Senior Citizens (65 years or older) may contact City of Keller Utility Billing Customer Service at 817-743-4060 to request the senior rate. To qualify, the senior must be the account holder and provide proof of age.

Recycling Collection Days

Recycling Containers

• Recycling must be contained in a CWD recycling cart or bin.
• Residents may request one 65-gallon cart with attached lid by calling CWD at 817-795-9300 or two 18-gallon capacity bins with lids at no charge from the Utility Billing department at Keller Town Hall (817-743-4060).
• Place recycle carts/bins at curbside by 7 a.m. on collection days to ensure pick-up.
• Customers should keep contents secured to prevent scattering. Residents may set out additional materials, such as broken-down corrugated cardboard or newspapers in paper bags or bundles, next to the cart or under the bin.
• CWD offers Keller residents 5 free recycling cart washes under the terms of the current agreement, which runs through August 2025. Visit the CWD website for details

Acceptable Recycling Materials

Glass Products

• Acceptable: Glass bottles and jars that are clear, brown and green in color
  

• Not Acceptable: Light bulbs, window glass, plate glass, ceramic items and mirrors

Plastic Products

• Acceptable: Plastic products numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7. These items include milk jugs, soda and drink bottles, shampoo bottles and detergent containers

• Not Acceptable: Serving items such as utensils, plates and cups; butter tubs; and bottles that have contained oil or petroleum by-products.

Metal Products

• Acceptable: All steel/tin cans, aluminum beverage cans, and non-ferrous containers

• Not Acceptable: Aluminum foil

Paper Products

• Acceptable: Newspapers, magazines, catalogs, telephone books, office paper & school paper, file folders and records, junk mail, and cardboard products such as cereal boxes, soda cartons and other household paper products

• Not Acceptable: Wax-coated paper drink containers, shredded paper, wet tissues, wet paper, paper towels, or paper that has been contaminated with food products such as meat cartons and pizza delivery boxes

Disposal of Sharps

• Needles, sharps and syringes may be disposed of in your normal trash by taking the following steps:
  • Seal them into a hard plastic or metal container (empty laundry detergent or bleach containers work well)
  • Reinforce the lid with heavy-duty tape
  • Label the container as containing needles, sharps or syringes