Provides locations for King County residents to dispose of solid waste and recyclable materials. Items which may be recycled vary by location. The following items are NOT accepted in the garbage: -  Commercial loads of construction and demolition debris -  Construction and demolition debris transported in dump bed vehicles or trailers -  Cardboard* -  Scrap metal* -  Yard waste (grass, leaves, branches, etc. ) -  Clean wood (unpainted, untreated) -  Asbestos-containing waste -  Computers and computer monitors -  Fluorescent bulbs and tubes; other items with mercury -  Hazardous/dangerous waste; ignitable, corrosive, reactive or toxic -  Items longer than eight feet -  Oil-based paint -  Pressurized tanks; propane, helium, etc. -  Rechargeable batteries -  Televisions -  Vehicle and marine batteries   Accepted in garbage with restrictions: -  Batteries: Alkaline only (AA, AAA, etc. ; all others must be recycled at retail stores or a hazardous waste facility) -  Latex paint; must be dry or solidified, with lid off -  Mattresses or box springs; limit of six per customer per day -  Tires; limit four car tires per load; no truck tires   For hazardous waste disposal, contact Seattle King County Public Health Department's Hazardous Waste Program.

Provides public services which cover county roads/traffic, solid waste, and storm water.

Provides Yakima County's solid waste disposal services, recycling services, and transfer stations.

Accepts a wide range of items including tires, scrap metal and vehicle batteries at two transfer stations. Regular household garbage and many larger items are accepted for disposal.

Provides locations for King County residents to dispose of solid waste and recyclable materials. Items which may be recycled vary by location. The following items are NOT accepted in the garbage: -  Commercial loads of construction and demolition debris -  Construction and demolition debris transported in dump bed vehicles or trailers -  Cardboard* -  Scrap metal* -  Yard waste (grass, leaves, branches, etc. ) -  Clean wood (unpainted, untreated) -  Asbestos-containing waste -  Computers and computer monitors -  Fluorescent bulbs and tubes; other items with mercury -  Hazardous/dangerous waste; ignitable, corrosive, reactive or toxic -  Items longer than eight feet -  Oil-based paint -  Pressurized tanks; propane, helium, etc. -  Rechargeable batteries -  Televisions -  Vehicle and marine batteries   Accepted in garbage with restrictions: -  Batteries: Alkaline only (AA, AAA, etc. ; all others must be recycled at retail stores or a hazardous waste facility) -  Latex paint; must be dry or solidified, with lid off -  Mattresses or box springs; limit of six per customer per day -  Tires; limit four car tires per load; no truck tires   For hazardous waste disposal, contact Seattle King County Public Health Department's Hazardous Waste Program.

Provides locations for King County residents to dispose of solid waste and recyclable materials. Items which may be recycled vary by location. The following items are NOT accepted in the garbage: -  Commercial loads of construction and demolition debris -  Construction and demolition debris transported in dump bed vehicles or trailers -  Cardboard* -  Scrap metal* -  Yard waste (grass, leaves, branches, etc. ) -  Clean wood (unpainted, untreated) -  Asbestos-containing waste -  Computers and computer monitors -  Fluorescent bulbs and tubes; other items with mercury -  Hazardous/dangerous waste; ignitable, corrosive, reactive or toxic -  Items longer than eight feet -  Oil-based paint -  Pressurized tanks; propane, helium, etc. -  Rechargeable batteries -  Televisions -  Vehicle and marine batteries   Accepted in garbage with restrictions: -  Batteries: Alkaline only (AA, AAA, etc. ; all others must be recycled at retail stores or a hazardous waste facility) -  Latex paint; must be dry or solidified, with lid off -  Mattresses or box springs; limit of six per customer per day -  Tires; limit four car tires per load; no truck tires   For hazardous waste disposal, contact Seattle King County Public Health Department's Hazardous Waste Program.

Provides locations for King County residents to dispose of solid waste and recyclable materials. Items which may be recycled vary by location. The following items are NOT accepted in the garbage: -  Commercial loads of construction and demolition debris -  Construction and demolition debris transported in dump bed vehicles or trailers -  Cardboard* -  Scrap metal* -  Yard waste (grass, leaves, branches, etc. ) -  Clean wood (unpainted, untreated) -  Asbestos-containing waste -  Computers and computer monitors -  Fluorescent bulbs and tubes; other items with mercury -  Hazardous/dangerous waste; ignitable, corrosive, reactive or toxic -  Items longer than eight feet -  Oil-based paint -  Pressurized tanks; propane, helium, etc. -  Rechargeable batteries -  Televisions -  Vehicle and marine batteries   Accepted in garbage with restrictions: -  Batteries: Alkaline only (AA, AAA, etc. ; all others must be recycled at retail stores or a hazardous waste facility) -  Latex paint; must be dry or solidified, with lid off -  Mattresses or box springs; limit of six per customer per day -  Tires; limit four car tires per load; no truck tires   For hazardous waste disposal, contact Seattle King County Public Health Department's Hazardous Waste Program.

Provides locations for King County residents to dispose of solid waste and recyclable materials. Items which may be recycled vary by location. The following items are NOT accepted in the garbage: -  Commercial loads of construction and demolition debris -  Construction and demolition debris transported in dump bed vehicles or trailers -  Cardboard* -  Scrap metal* -  Yard waste (grass, leaves, branches, etc. ) -  Clean wood (unpainted, untreated) -  Asbestos-containing waste -  Computers and computer monitors -  Fluorescent bulbs and tubes; other items with mercury -  Hazardous/dangerous waste; ignitable, corrosive, reactive or toxic -  Items longer than eight feet -  Oil-based paint -  Pressurized tanks; propane, helium, etc. -  Rechargeable batteries -  Televisions -  Vehicle and marine batteries   Accepted in garbage with restrictions: -  Batteries: Alkaline only (AA, AAA, etc. ; all others must be recycled at retail stores or a hazardous waste facility) -  Latex paint; must be dry or solidified, with lid off -  Mattresses or box springs; limit of six per customer per day -  Tires; limit four car tires per load; no truck tires   For hazardous waste disposal, contact Seattle King County Public Health Department's Hazardous Waste Program.

Provides locations for King County residents to dispose of solid waste and recyclable materials. Items which may be recycled vary by location. The following items are NOT accepted in the garbage: -  Commercial loads of construction and demolition debris -  Construction and demolition debris transported in dump bed vehicles or trailers -  Cardboard* -  Scrap metal* -  Yard waste (grass, leaves, branches, etc. ) -  Clean wood (unpainted, untreated) -  Asbestos-containing waste -  Computers and computer monitors -  Fluorescent bulbs and tubes; other items with mercury -  Hazardous/dangerous waste; ignitable, corrosive, reactive or toxic -  Items longer than eight feet -  Oil-based paint -  Pressurized tanks; propane, helium, etc. -  Rechargeable batteries -  Televisions -  Vehicle and marine batteries   Accepted in garbage with restrictions: -  Batteries: Alkaline only (AA, AAA, etc. ; all others must be recycled at retail stores or a hazardous waste facility) -  Latex paint; must be dry or solidified, with lid off -  Mattresses or box springs; limit of six per customer per day -  Tires; limit four car tires per load; no truck tires   For hazardous waste disposal, contact Seattle King County Public Health Department's Hazardous Waste Program.

Provides locations for King County residents to dispose of solid waste and recyclable materials. Items which may be recycled vary by location. The following items are NOT accepted in the garbage: -  Commercial loads of construction and demolition debris -  Construction and demolition debris transported in dump bed vehicles or trailers -  Cardboard* -  Scrap metal* -  Yard waste (grass, leaves, branches, etc. ) -  Clean wood (unpainted, untreated) -  Asbestos-containing waste -  Computers and computer monitors -  Fluorescent bulbs and tubes; other items with mercury -  Hazardous/dangerous waste; ignitable, corrosive, reactive or toxic -  Items longer than eight feet -  Oil-based paint -  Pressurized tanks; propane, helium, etc. -  Rechargeable batteries -  Televisions -  Vehicle and marine batteries   Accepted in garbage with restrictions: -  Batteries: Alkaline only (AA, AAA, etc. ; all others must be recycled at retail stores or a hazardous waste facility) -  Latex paint; must be dry or solidified, with lid off -  Mattresses or box springs; limit of six per customer per day -  Tires; limit four car tires per load; no truck tires   For hazardous waste disposal, contact Seattle King County Public Health Department's Hazardous Waste Program.

Provides Yakima County's solid waste disposal services, recycling services, and transfer stations.

Provides detailed information for transfer solid waste, recycling, and household hazardous waste sites throughout Snohomish County. This includes location, hours, contact information, rates and fees, restrictions, and the type of materials accepted at each site.

Provides locations for King County residents to dispose of solid waste and recyclable materials. Items which may be recycled vary by location. The following items are NOT accepted in the garbage: -  Commercial loads of construction and demolition debris -  Construction and demolition debris transported in dump bed vehicles or trailers -  Cardboard* -  Scrap metal* -  Yard waste (grass, leaves, branches, etc. ) -  Clean wood (unpainted, untreated) -  Asbestos-containing waste -  Computers and computer monitors -  Fluorescent bulbs and tubes; other items with mercury -  Hazardous/dangerous waste; ignitable, corrosive, reactive or toxic -  Items longer than eight feet -  Oil-based paint -  Pressurized tanks; propane, helium, etc. -  Rechargeable batteries -  Televisions -  Vehicle and marine batteries   Accepted in garbage with restrictions: -  Batteries: Alkaline only (AA, AAA, etc. ; all others must be recycled at retail stores or a hazardous waste facility) -  Latex paint; must be dry or solidified, with lid off -  Mattresses or box springs; limit of six per customer per day -  Tires; limit four car tires per load; no truck tires   For hazardous waste disposal, contact Seattle King County Public Health Department's Hazardous Waste Program.

Accepts a wide range of items including tires, scrap metal and vehicle batteries at two transfer stations. Regular household garbage and many larger items are accepted for disposal.

Provides Yakima County's solid waste disposal services, recycling services, and transfer stations.

Provides locations for King County residents to dispose of solid waste and recyclable materials. Items which may be recycled vary by location. The following items are NOT accepted in the garbage: -  Commercial loads of construction and demolition debris -  Construction and demolition debris transported in dump bed vehicles or trailers -  Cardboard* -  Scrap metal* -  Yard waste (grass, leaves, branches, etc. ) -  Clean wood (unpainted, untreated) -  Asbestos-containing waste -  Computers and computer monitors -  Fluorescent bulbs and tubes; other items with mercury -  Hazardous/dangerous waste; ignitable, corrosive, reactive or toxic -  Items longer than eight feet -  Oil-based paint -  Pressurized tanks; propane, helium, etc. -  Rechargeable batteries -  Televisions -  Vehicle and marine batteries   Accepted in garbage with restrictions: -  Batteries: Alkaline only (AA, AAA, etc. ; all others must be recycled at retail stores or a hazardous waste facility) -  Latex paint; must be dry or solidified, with lid off -  Mattresses or box springs; limit of six per customer per day -  Tires; limit four car tires per load; no truck tires   For hazardous waste disposal, contact Seattle King County Public Health Department's Hazardous Waste Program.