Dumps NearbyRecycling centerVerified October 2026
City of Pittsburgh 5th Division (West End) Drop-Off
City of Pittsburgh 5th Division (West End) Drop-Off is a recycling and drop-off center in Allegheny County, PA, listed under Pittsburgh. The site is operated by a local government or district and is meant for drop-offs by the public. Materials on record: yard waste & brush, tires and scrap metal. It is one of 51 drop-off sites we list in Allegheny County.
| Address | 1330 Hassler Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15220 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Allegheny County, PA |
| Phone | (412) 937-3054 |
| Website | pittsburghpa.gov |
| Hours | Mon-Fri: 8 am to 2 pm Sat: 7 am to 3 pm |
| Fees | We found no official prices. Some sites post them only at the scale house. |
| Access | Public drop-off run by a city, county or district |
| Accepts | Yard waste & brush, Tires, Scrap metal |
Verified October 2026 from the operator's or county's own website. Sources: pittsburghpa.gov. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Rules in Allegheny County
- Allegheny County runs no public dump of its own; residents use private landfills/transfer stations or municipal programs. Under Pennsylvania law, computers, TVs and other electronics must be recycled, not put in regular trash. Source
- City of Pittsburgh household hazardous waste and e-waste drop-offs, curbside pickups and events (contractor Noble Environmental) all require pre-registration at NobleEnviro.com/Pittsburgh or 412-567-6566; residents pay a disposal fee and cash/check are no longer accepted. Source
- Most municipal HHW programs in the county require residency, and some require registration or charge small fees; contact the organizer before going. Source
Before you go
- Weekday mornings are often the quietest time at the scale.
Other recycling and drop-off centers nearby
- Goodwill Donation Drop Off Recycling centerHours: Mon to Sat 9 am to 9 pm, Sun 11 am to 7 pm
- Hours: Mon-Fri: 8 am to 1:30 pmYard waste & brushTiresScrap metal
- Hours: Mon-Sat: 8 am to 1:30 pmYard waste & brushTiresScrap metal
- Edgeworth Borough Recycling Center Recycling center
- Hours: Mon, Tue, Thu: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm …Yard waste & brushHousehold hazardous wasteElectronicsScrap metal
Dumps for household trash nearby
- Hours: Mon-Fri: 7 am to 4:45 pmHousehold trash & bulky itemsFurniture & bulky items
- Penn Waste Systems Transfer stationHousehold trash & bulky itemsConstruction debris
- Hours: Mon-Sat: 8 am to 4 pmHousehold trash & bulky itemsFurniture & bulky items
Hazardous waste drop-off nearby
- Hours: 1st and 3rd Wed of month: 8 am to 1 pm Household hazardous waste: $0.80 per pound
- Hours: Mon, Tue, Thu: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm …Yard waste & brushHousehold hazardous wasteElectronicsScrap metal
More in Allegheny County
All 51 drop-off sites in Allegheny County · Tires · Yard waste · Construction debris · Scrap metal · Pennsylvania
Frequently asked questions
Where is City of Pittsburgh 5th Division (West End) Drop-Off?
1330 Hassler Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15220. Directions open in Google Maps on your phone or computer.
What can I drop off at City of Pittsburgh 5th Division (West End) Drop-Off?
City of Pittsburgh 5th Division (West End) Drop-Off is listed for yard waste & brush, tires and scrap metal.
Is City of Pittsburgh 5th Division (West End) Drop-Off open to the public?
Public drop-off run by a city, county or district. Call if you are hauling for a business.
When is City of Pittsburgh 5th Division (West End) Drop-Off open?
Mon-Fri: 8 am to 2 pm; Sat: 7 am to 3 pm.
What other recycling and drop-off centers are near City of Pittsburgh 5th Division (West End) Drop-Off?
Goodwill Donation Drop Off in Pittsburgh (2.6 mi), City of Pittsburgh 3rd Division (Hazelwood) Drop-Off in Pittsburgh (6.4 mi) and City of Pittsburgh 2nd Division (East End) Drop-Off in Pittsburgh (7.2 mi).
Where can I take paint and chemicals near Pittsburgh?
The closest household hazardous waste drop-off we list is Westmoreland Cleanways Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off, about 28 miles away.
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