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Parkway Transfer Station closes Monday; resident drop-offs return Nov. 2

The Plano facility’s full reopening is anticipated Nov. 16, according to its operator. Three alternative disposal sites remain available during construction.

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October 9, 20261 min read

Plano’s Parkway Transfer Station will close Monday, Oct. 12, 2026, for construction and road paving, with access returning in stages during November.

The North Texas Municipal Water District says the facility at 4030 W. Plano Parkway will remain closed through Sunday, Nov. 1. It is scheduled to reopen Nov. 2 only for member-city residents using the twice-monthly drop-off program. A full reopening for all customers is anticipated Nov. 16.

During the closure, the district directs customers to Custer Road Transfer Station, 9901 Custer Road in Plano, with entry on Ridgeview Drive; Lookout Drive Transfer Station, 1601 E. Lookout Drive in Richardson; or the 121 Regional Disposal Facility, 3820 Sam Rayburn Highway in Melissa.

The resident program serves Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Plano and Richardson households with a city-issued utility bill showing solid-waste service. Accepted-material rules still apply.

Before loading a vehicle, residents can review waste rules, facility hours and posted wait times on the district’s Solid Waste Facilities page: https://ntmwd.com/297/Solid-Waste-Facilities

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