As part of its public mission, the City of Fredville works to lower greenhouse gas emissions. It does this by promoting recycling, remanufacturing and the reuse of materials, appliances, vehicles and buildings, and by adopting green technologies and practices that protect the environment and improve quality of life for residents today and for generations to come.
Classes and Events
Find city classes and events that teach practical ways to live green.
Conservation Programs
Explore Fredville's conservation programs.
Energy Saving
See how the city encourages energy efficiency in transportation, vehicles, energy sources and business operations.
Environmental
Read about the programs and rules the city uses to protect the environment.
Greener Parks
Learn how Fredville is making its parks greener.
Recycling at Events
Planning an event? Reserve the Recycle Rover, a trailer that serves as a collection point for recyclables.
Commercial Hazardous Waste
Commercial hazardous waste is not accepted at the Fredville Landfill or at the city's household hazardous waste collection events.
Businesses should contact the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for disposal guidance. Federal rules on hazardous waste come from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Illegal Dumping
Defining illegal dumping
Illegal dumping means leaving waste such as household garbage, roofing shingles or other debris on any property that is not a licensed disposal site. It is prohibited under the city's Code of Ordinances.
How do I report it?
Call the City of Fredville Illegal Dumping Hotline at (555) 010-3663.
You can also call the illegal dumping hotline run by the regional council of governments at (555) 010-3867, which alerts the proper authorities. That hotline covers the surrounding counties of the region.
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