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Andy Prude Well Service
Water well service, pumps, tanks and Solar system sales.
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Bicycle Rental and Mobile Shop – State of Mind Texas
Contact for rentals, tours, or assistance
Big Bend Telecom (BBT)
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Cantu Quality Builders
Car Rentals Texas
City of Alpine Gas Dept
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Graphic Design, Logo Design, Marketing, Printing, Website Development
Electricity options
Electricity is an essential service and part of daily living. In the past, consumers had no choice in providers and simply connected to the power grid through the existing, local electric company.
However, in Texas, energy was deregulated in 2002, meaning that consumers are now able to choose from several electricity companies that will provide electricity to their homes or places of business. Texas electricity companies allow Texans to opt for a provider with whom they align philosophically and with the best deal for them financially. www.consumeraffairs.com/utilities/utilities.html
If you’re frustrated with the process of finding an energy provider that works for you, another option is to check out Save On Energy. Since 2003, SaveOnEnergy has provided customers with competitive energy plans from top providers, focusing specifically on the Texas deregulated energy market. More information can be found at https://www.saveonenergy.com/
Fort Davis Recycles
RECEIVING STATION HOURS
LOCATION
603 Military Drive, Fort Davis, TX
The Jeff Davis County Receiving Station is to the north and east of the Courthouse on the corner of Military and Compromise Streets. You can reach it from Highway 17 by turning east on either Compromise or Cemetery Streets. (Map below)
RECYCLING IS FREE AND EASY
The Jeff Davis County Receiving Station is to the north and east of the Courthouse on the corner of Military and Compromise Streets. You can reach it from Highway 17 by turning east on either Compromise or Cemetery Streets.
Cardboard is recycled by placing the material in the containers just after entering the facility on the right. Costumers must break down all boxes before placing in cardboard bins.
When recycling in the Compactor, the attendant will ask you to sign in and also look at what you are bringing. This is to prevent contamination of the Compactor, which causes an expensive fine for the County. The Compactor, at the far northwest corner of the receiving station, accepts many types of recyclable products. See below WHAT IS RECYCLABLE & WHAT IS NOT at this facility.
Once the recyclables are compressed by the Compactor, they are reduced in size by 4 to 1. When the Compactor is full it is hauled to Austin to a Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) to be separated on an assembly line and bailed for shipment to places where they can be reused.
WHAT IS RECYCLABLE & WHAT IS NOT
If you need to clean up your property, remember the
Receiving Station accepts more than just cardboard and what goes into the compactor. |
The attendant will meet you at the gate to learn what you need to dump so he can assist you and assess the fee. |
EFFECTIVE October 27, 2020
RECEIVING STATION FEES
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30-gallon bag of trash | $3.00 |
50-gallon bag of trash | $5.00 |
Roll off | $42.00 per yard |
Living Room Chair | $18.00 each |
Couch | $24.00 each |
Mattress or Box Springs: | |
Twin | $12.00 each |
Double & Queen | $18.00 each |
King | $24.00 each |
Water Heaters | $18.00 each |
Stoves | $18.00 each |
Washers | $18.00 each |
Dryers | $18.00 each |
Dishwashers | $18.00 each |
Refrigerators must be RED Tagged | $30.00 each |
Freezers must be RED Tagged | $30.00 each |
Large A.C./ Heaters must be Red Tagged | $30.00 each |
Chipable Limbs | $6.00 per yard |
Non Chipable yard waste | $35.00 |
Receiving station accept tires if they are not on rims (wheels). | |
Small to regular size tires | $3.00 |
Larger tires | $5.00 |
WE DO NOT ACCEPT
Glass, Dirt, Rocks, Bricks, Cinder Blocks, Cement, Motor Oil, Car Batteries, Chemicals or Paint, Rims, Wire
HISTORY OF RECYCLING IN JEFF DAVIS COUNTY
Twenty years ago Elaine Harmon, curator, and Jerry Yarbrough, superintendent of FDNHS, started an all volunteer recycling program. They collected recyclables and delivered them to Alpine to the center created by Hal Flanders. After Hal’s death a new city manager dismantled the recycling infrastructure. Ten years ago Jeff Davis County tried to set up recycling with Duncan Disposal, now Republic. Volunteers staffed every Saturday morning to help people recycle. After a year of work by 100 volunteers, we learned that Duncan was not recycling.
Creation of the present recycling system was made possible in 2011 with a $10,000 grant from the National Park Service Foundation with the help of John Morlock the new Superintendent. Many in‐kind contributions were given to grade the site for the compactor, compact the base, add a reinforced concrete pad, and bring in 3‐phase electricity.
In all a $20,000 investment was made to have single stream recycling with Texas Disposal Systems (TDS) whose goal is to prevent anything recyclable from being dumped in a land fill it operates. In their new contract with the County, TDS because of their increased costs, increased the hauling fees for our compacted recyclables. Jeff Davis County was paying $10,000 per year to provide free recycling for its citizens. Hauling fees went up $5,000 which was too much for the County Budget. The total budget for the Receiving Station is $97,000. Dumping fees only bring in $15,000. Solid waste disposal costs taxpayers $82,000 per year.
A group of dedicated volunteers put on a fish fry fundraiser November 2015 and raised the $5,000 needed. Over 100 people attended the fish fry and 40 people donated from $100 to $1,000 in sponsorships. Volunteer efforts and generous donations have been a hallmark of recycling in Jeff Davis County and are one reason for its success.
BECOME A PARTNER WITH FORT DAVIS RECYCLES
Send Donation to:
Fort Davis Recycles
PO Box 2176
Fort Davis, TX 79734
Partners in Fort Davis Recycling
Rick Herrman and Margaret O’Donnell
Pam Nelson Harte
Mike and Debby Murphy
James and Tammy King
Todd Jagger
Beth and Larry Francell
Sue Ashworth
Curtis Evans
Dave and Linda Hedges
Jerry and Susan Pittman
Western National Park Association
Madge Lindsay
Ray and Liz Leach
Liz Sibley
Porters Grocery
Martin and Sherry Stringer
Pam Breithaupt
John K. Lowe
Hugh Scanlen
Tim Roberts and Karen Little
Victoria Lowe
Jimmy Bencomo
Willis and Maria LeJune
Texas Nature Conservancy
David and Ana Schreiber
Fort Davis State Bank
Your “People to People” Bank since 1911. Branches located in Fort Davis, Alpine and Presidio to service all your needs. ATMs available in all locations. Member FDIC and Equal Housing Lender.
Fort Davis Veterinary Services
Veterinary services for pets.
Janet Greathouse, DVM and Dave Taylor DVM
Open Monday-Friday 8:30am-12 noon, 1pm-5pm
Fort Davis Water Supply Corp
Girl Scouts Of The Permian Basin
Year round leadership development program for girls ages 5-17.
Education & camping for youth, Group facility rentals.
Hours: Monday-Thursday: 9am-6pm
Grand Companions Humane Society
Grand Companions helps people save and connect with homeless pets through our rescue shelter and adoption programs.
Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 10 am – 6 pm
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Hilary’s Nut Farm Kennel & Dog Grooming
Jarratt Dirt Work and Paving, Inc.
Lance Jarratt
Email office@jarrattdirtwork.com
Utility Installation, Building Sites, Diversion Dams, Stock Tanks, Grubbing/Brush Clearing, Road Grading, Water Lines – Ranch/Commercial/Residential, Paving – Commercial/Residential.
Tuesday – Friday. 9 -3
Jeff Davis County Abstract & Title Co.
Jeff Davis County Library
Located in Memorial Square, Fort Davis, TX
Monday – Friday 10:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday 10:00am to 2:00pm
Jeff Davis County Mountain Dispatch
205 W. Court Avenue
Fort Davis, TX 79734
Subscriptions $39 in local tri-county area, $42 elsewhere.
Visit our Facebook page.
Lannom & Roach, CPA’s
Looking Sharp
Mac Septic and Porta Potties
Owner Rick McIvor
Martini Construction
As a locally owned and operated design-build company, Martini Construction works as a team to creatively customize your home or commercial space to match your needs. Martini Construction specializes in concrete and welded steel frame manufacturing, ensuring high quality results. At Martini, you will find a workforce of skilled craftsmen that are top notch. OSHA compliance is a necessity, and ongoing training and certification programs allows their crew to continue to develop their specialties in welding, electrical, carpentry, trim work, etc. A strict adherence to timelines and budgets end up saving their customers headaches and money. Martini Construction is also experienced at historic restoration and preservation.
Martini Construction is located at 503 Cemetery Road.
Contact: Phil Martini, owner (432) 207-2278 or Matt Blackman, general manager (432) 249-0283
email: martini@martinidesignbuild.com
Mobile Comunidad
Mobile Comunidad is an outreach program of the Friends of the Jeff Davis County Library and Food Pantry of Jeff Davis County, in partnership with the Jeff Davis County Library, committed to lifting people up by meeting a variety of social service needs right where they live.
Hours vary. See website for the van’s scheduled stops.
Mobile Mortician of Texas
The staff at Mobile Mortician of Texas takes great pride in caring for our families, and has made a commitment to provide you with a beautiful, lasting tribute to your loved one. Honoring your loved one is our top priority, and part of that is assisting you deal with grief during this difficult time. Everyone’s needs are different, and for that reason, families can entrust their loved one’s wishes to our staff. We have a wide range of resources to support you not only today, but in the weeks and months to come.
My Tiny Space
Flower shop and Comic Books
Justus Hall
Poissenot Productions
Post Office
Lobby Hours:
Monday – Friday 9am – 2:30pm, 3:30pm – 4:30pm
Start Local, LLC dba Granada, Alcove, & La Sala
Granada Theatre in Alpine Texas
Event Space and more
Studio Five-O-One
Sunkissed Tanning
Texas Disposal Systems
West Texas National Bank
West Texas National Bank locations are strategically placed throughout West Texas to provide you access to our services in a wide range of areas. Come visit one of our convenient locations or call us at 1.877.493.7862.
ATM in Fort Davis
101 N State St
Fort Davis, TX 79734
Accepts cash and check deposits
Branch in Alpine
Alpine
101 E Ave E
Alpine, TX 79830
LOBBY HOURS
Monday – Friday
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
DRIVE-THRU BANKING
Monday – Friday
7:30 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
ATM
Accepts cash and check deposits
West Texas Tour & Transport
Transporting tourists and locals across West Texas. Call Steve to set up your transport today!
- Midland/ El Paso/ Private Airport Transportation
- Amtrak Train Packages
- Connections to McDonald Observatory Tours
- Non-Emergency Medical Transport
- Area Orientation Tours
- Connections to Overnight Big Bend Outfitter Tours
Alpine Avalanche
Alpine Radio Stations KALP and KVLF
FM Station KALP, 92.7 on your radio dial
AM Station KVLF, 1240 on your radio dial
Visit our Facebook page.
Big Bend Regional Medical Center
Big Bend Regional Medical Center is a 25-bed facility with complete inpatient and outpatient services, providing emergency and health services for the Big Bend Region.
Big Bend Telephone
Provides high speed internet and advanced data services. Now offering high speed internet at low prices for Fort Davis Estates, Mano Prieto and most of downtown Fort Davis.
Open Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.
Blue Sky Productions
Publishers of Big Bend Real Estate Guide, Map of the Big Bend & Davis Mountains, Big Bend Artists and suppliers of other marketing materials such as business cards, brochures & booklets.
westtexasmoves.com
Caliche Flats Homes
CSA Materials, Inc.
Aggregate Production & Sales
M – F: 8 a – 5 p
Frances E. Valdez, Attorney at Law
InstaChek
Iris Korus, DDS
Morrison’s True Value
Retail hardware, sporting goods, house wares, giftware and rental equipment.
Monday – Saturday, 8am – 7pm; Sunday, 1pm – 5pm