Tennessee convenience centers and dump hours
We cover 51 Tennessee counties so far: 28 in East Tennessee, 12 in Middle Tennessee, and 11 in West Tennessee. Pick yours for every drop-off’s hours, fees, and limits, from the county’s own pages.
Counties
East Tennessee
- Anderson County8 places
- Bledsoe County3 places
- Blount County2 places; centers not posted
- Bradley County3 places; centers not posted
- Campbell County10 places
- Carter County4 places
- Claiborne County9 places
- Cocke CountyLandfill only; centers not posted
- Cumberland County15 places
- Grainger County8 places
- Greene County17 places
- Hamilton County12 places
- Hawkins County10 places
- Jefferson County10 places
- Johnson County2 places; centers not posted
- Knox County9 places
- Loudon County5 places
- McMinn County2 places; centers not posted
- Meigs County3 places
- Monroe County5 places
- Morgan County10 places
- Polk County6 places
- Roane County13 places
- Scott County1 place; centers not posted
- Sevier County13 places
- Sullivan County2 places; centers not posted
- Union County5 places
- Washington County7 places
Middle Tennessee
West Tennessee
- Dyer County3 places
- Fayette County2 places; centers not posted
- Hardeman County12 places
- Henderson County8 places
- Henry County2 places; centers not posted
- Madison County11 places
- McNairy County2 places; centers not posted
- Obion County1 place; centers not posted
- Shelby County4 places
- Tipton County3 places
- Weakley County1 place
Statewide rules
- Tennessee law bans whole tires from landfills. Every county has to provide at least one waste tire collection site.
- The state holds one-day household hazardous waste collections around Tennessee each spring and fall. Any Tennessee resident can use any of them.
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