Household hazardous wastes are accepted at four fixed collection sites in Seattle and King County.   The traveling Wastemobile provides household hazardous waste collection services within many communities in King County. See website for schedule. The Home Collection assistance program picks up hazardous waste for residents unable to transport their household hazardous waste to one of the collection sites because of age or disability.    The following limits apply at all the household hazardous waste facilities and the Wastemobile: -  No latex paint -  Gasoline: 30 gallons (25 gallon limit for businesses) -  Fluorescent tubes or bulbs: limit 10 - Container size : no larger than five gallons -  Automotive batteries: limit 5 -  Marine flares: limit 10 (once our flare container is full, no more flares may be accepted until the container is emptied) -  Total waste: 50 gallons per customer per day (25 gallon limit for businesses)

Household hazardous wastes are accepted at four fixed collection sites in Seattle and King County.   The traveling Wastemobile provides household hazardous waste collection services within many communities in King County. See website for schedule. The Home Collection assistance program picks up hazardous waste for residents unable to transport their household hazardous waste to one of the collection sites because of age or disability.    The following limits apply at all the household hazardous waste facilities and the Wastemobile: -  No latex paint -  Gasoline: 30 gallons (25 gallon limit for businesses) -  Fluorescent tubes or bulbs: limit 10 - Container size : no larger than five gallons -  Automotive batteries: limit 5 -  Marine flares: limit 10 (once our flare container is full, no more flares may be accepted until the container is emptied) -  Total waste: 50 gallons per customer per day (25 gallon limit for businesses)

Medication disposal drop-off boxes at 3 locations in Okanogan County. - Omak Police Department, 8 N Ash St Omak, WA 9884 - Oroville Police Department, 1306 Ironwood Oroville, WA 98844 - Twisp Police Department, 118 S Glover St Twisp, WA 98856

Unwanted, unused, and expired medications, both prescriptions and over-the-counter medications, can be safely disposed of at medication disposal sites. Medications should not be thrown into the garbage or recycling or flushed down the toilet. Medication disposal site hours and days of operation vary. Please call the disposal site for information about their hours of operation and any special instructions. Disposal sites may have different instructions about liquid medications. North Central Washington locations are listed in alphabetical order: Chelan County Sheriff's Office 401 Washington Street, Wenatchee (509) 667-6851 Chelan County Sheriff's Office 2017 North Emerson Street, Chelan (509) 667-6851 Confluence Health - Professional Pharmacy 1201 South Miller Street, Wenatchee (509) 667-3333 Confluence Health - Wenatchee Valley Hospital Pharmacy 820 North Chelan Avenue, Wenatchee (509) 662-5801 Coulee Medical Center Pharmacy 411 Fortuyn Road, Grand Coulee (509) 633-1753 Ephrata Police Department 121 Alder Street SW, Ephrata (509) 754-2491 Grand Coulee Police Department 306 Midway Avenue, Grand Coulee (509) 633-1411 Laketown Pharmacy 1550 S. Pioneer Way, Suite 105, Moses Lake (509) 765-8891 Moses Lake Police Department 411 South Balsam Street, Moses Lake (509) 764-3887 Oroville Police Department 1105 Main Street, Oroville (509) 476-2913 Omak Police Department 8 Ash Street North, Omak (509) 826-0383 Quincy Police Department 104 B Street SW, Quincy (509) 787-4718 Royal City Police Department 445 Camelia Street NE, Royal City (509) 346-2212 Twisp Police Department 118 South Glover Street, Twisp (509) 997-6112 Warden Police Department 201 South Ash Avenue, Warden (509) 793-1300

Develops, manages and operates the physical infrastructure of the city including street maintenance, sewer, garbage and recycling, and water treatment.

Provides a hazardous waste facility which will accept oil based paint, bleach, batteries, fungicide, furniture polish, herbicides, oven cleaner, battieries, solvents, smoke detectors, motor oil and a whole array of other household hazardous waste materials.  The facility will NOT accept medical waste, asbestos, explosives, medicines, electronics, refridgerators, freezers, or microwaves.

Used syringes, needles, and lancets (often called "sharps') should be disposed of at medical sharps disposal sites. All sharps taken to a disposal site must be in puncture-proof sharps disposal containers with lids that screw on or snap lock in place. Plastic pop bottles and milk jugs, paper milk or juice containers, and similar types of containers are not acceptable because they can be punctured or opened, possibly injuring people or the environment. Please call the disposal site for information about their hours of operation and any special instructions. Sites are listed by county. Chelan and Douglas Counties: Bridgeport Area Community Recycling Center 1007 Fairview Ave, Bridgeport (509) 668-4041 Mansfield Area Community Recycling Center Railroad Avenue, Mansfield (509) 683-1112 Rock Island Area Community Recycling Center 23 S Garden Avenue, Rock Island (509) 884-1261 Waterville Area Community Recycling Center 720 N Chelan Avenue, Waterville (509) 745-8871 Bi-Mart Pharmacy 780 Grant Road, East Wenatchee (509) 884-4022 City of East Wenatchee 271 9th Street, East Wenatchee (509) 884-9515 Costco Pharmacy 375 Highline Drive South, East Wenatchee (509) 886-0754 Countywide Solid Waste Programs 140 19th Street N.W., Suite B, East Wenatchee (509) 886-0899 Fred Meyer Pharmacy 11 West Grant Road, East Wenatchee (509) 881-2833 Waste Management of Greater Wenatchee 711 A North Wenatchee Avenue, Wenatchee (509) 662-4591 or 1 (877) 927-8363 South Wenatchee Transfer Station 1421 S. Wenatchee Avenue, Wenatchee (509) 662-8885 Grant County: Consolidated Disposal Services Transfer Station * 9524 Road 7 NE, Moses Lake (509) 762-5880 Consolidated Disposal Services, Inc. * 2370 Basin St. SW, Ephrata (509) 754-2468 or 1 (800) 422-3008 Okanogan County: Okanogan Central Landfill 241 B & O North Road, Okanogan (509) 422-2602 Twisp Transfer Station 12 Twisp Airport Road, Twisp (509) 422-2602 * Disposal Charges may apply. Contact the site for more information.

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

Responsible for street maintenance, maintaining the parks, keeping the water and sewer lines functioning, and reading meters.

Regulates handling of solid waste, disease vectors, some biological and chemical hazards, drinking water and environmental threats to public health. Advises and consults public and agencies on these issues.

Garbage and Recycling Drop Off services.

Household hazardous wastes are accepted at four fixed collection sites in Seattle and King County.   The traveling Wastemobile provides household hazardous waste collection services within many communities in King County. See website for schedule. The Home Collection assistance program picks up hazardous waste for residents unable to transport their household hazardous waste to one of the collection sites because of age or disability.    The following limits apply at all the household hazardous waste facilities and the Wastemobile: -  No latex paint -  Gasoline: 30 gallons (25 gallon limit for businesses) -  Fluorescent tubes or bulbs: limit 10 - Container size : no larger than five gallons -  Automotive batteries: limit 5 -  Marine flares: limit 10 (once our flare container is full, no more flares may be accepted until the container is emptied) -  Total waste: 50 gallons per customer per day (25 gallon limit for businesses)

Clark County Public Works provides transportation, environmental, and facilities services.

Household hazardous wastes are accepted at four fixed collection sites in Seattle and King County.   The traveling Wastemobile provides household hazardous waste collection services within many communities in King County. See website for schedule. The Home Collection assistance program picks up hazardous waste for residents unable to transport their household hazardous waste to one of the collection sites because of age or disability.    The following limits apply at all the household hazardous waste facilities and the Wastemobile: -  No latex paint -  Gasoline: 30 gallons (25 gallon limit for businesses) -  Fluorescent tubes or bulbs: limit 10 - Container size : no larger than five gallons -  Automotive batteries: limit 5 -  Marine flares: limit 10 (once our flare container is full, no more flares may be accepted until the container is emptied) -  Total waste: 50 gallons per customer per day (25 gallon limit for businesses)

Provides education and information about local and international environmental organizations and services through a website. Provides community-specific information on recycling, hazardous household waste, composting, conserving energy and improving air quality.

Provides water, street, storm, sewer and solid waste services to the City of Anacortes. Offers a hazardous waste collection center, dumpster rentals, and packing material disposal.

Plows and sweeps the streets, picks up the trash and recyclables, maintains the sewer, storm drain and water systems, keeps traffic flowing, maintains community parks, maintains public streets and sidewalks, and maintains the city vehicles and equipment.