Residents of Tolleson looking for a responsible way to dispose of their Christmas trees have an eco-friendly solution at hand. The city is running its annual Tree Recycling Program from January 2 to January 17, 2025, during which trees will be repurposed to support local green spaces. This initiative will reduce waste and contribute to sustainable community efforts, according to the City of Tolleson’s official website.
The drop-off site for the program is located at the Field Operations Yard, 9601 W. Jefferson Street and will be open from 6:30 AM to 3:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Important to note, only live trees are accepted, residents should remember to remove all ornaments, lights, and stands before drop-off. The program is provided free of charge and aims to keep Tolleson beautiful, and more importantly, green.
For residents with questions or in need of further assistance, the Field Operations Department is available at 623-936-7141. Furthermore, residents can find additional information, including specifics on other waste services on the city's dedicated website. The details about the Tree Recycling Program are available through an online notice from the city's Field Operations.
The Tree Recycling Program is part of Tolleson’s ongoing effort to protect the environment and support sustainability. By taking part, residents contribute to this important mission. The program shows how small actions can lead to meaningful impact over time. For more information, residents can visit the city’s Field Operations website. Community participation is essential, and each recycled tree helps move Tolleson toward a more sustainable future.
