Disposal and recycle fees
Fees effective Jan. 1, 2025
Washington solid waste collection tax (3.6%) added to disposal transactions.
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Garbage/solid waste
32 gallons = 1 can, 64 gallons = 2 cans, 96 gallons = 3 cans
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$15 for first can, tax included
$9 for each additional can, tax included
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Garbage - loose
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$54.38 per cubic yard plus tax
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Mattress, box spring, recliner
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$17 each plus tax
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Sofa
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$65 each plus tax
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Sofa with bed or recliner
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$75 each plus tax
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Roofing, drywall
Non-asbestos only
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$113 per cubic yard plus tax
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Large household appliances
Air conditioner, dehumidifier, dryer, dishwasher, heat pumps, ice machines, residential HVAC units, refrigerator, residential furnace (without asbestos insulation), trash compactor, stove, oven, washer, water cooler, water softeners, water heater, and well water pressure tank. Must be empty.
No
commercial appliances.
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$29 each
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Unsecured/uncovered load fee
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$10 per load
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Recycle
 Download recycle guide. Recyclables must be empty, clean, dry, and loose. No bagged recyclables.
Accepted in self-service recycle yard for free:
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Plastic bottles, jugs, jars, and dairy tubs (no lids)
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Cardboard (flattened)
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Paper - mail, magazines and catalogs, newspaper, office paper, phone books, paperboard boxes, etc.
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Metal cans (no loose lids)
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Glass bottles and jars (no lids)
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Scrap metal (no fluids or batteries)
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Clothing (dry)
Limited household hazardous waste
Accepted in self-service recycle yard for free
- Small household batteries (alkaline, button, lithium, rechargeable)
Check-in with staff for free disposal
- Vehicle batteries less than 50 pounds
- Antifreeze from personal vehicles - limit five gallons per day
- Motor oil from personal vehicles - limit five gallons per day
- Compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) - no limit
- Sharps/needle containers - limit three per day. Follow packaging requirements carefully.
Restricted materials
Search the Waste Wizard to find alternative sites for materials not accepted at this facility.
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No asbestos
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No batteries over 50 lbs.
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No commercial appliances
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No fluorescent tubes
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No flammables, explosives, or fuels
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No garbage containing fluids or batteries
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No hazardous or dangerous wastes other than those limited items accepted from households
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No hot or unsoaked ash, briquettes, coal, or fireworks
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No items containing liquid or fluid
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No liquid cooking oil
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No liquids
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No medication
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No TVs, computers, monitors, laptops, tablets, e-readers, portable DVD players
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No oil or latex-based paint, stain, or solvent
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No pressurized tanks
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No radioactive materials
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No sharps in unapproved containers
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No sharps from commercial customers
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No tires
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No vehicles, vehicle parts, motors, engine parts, riding lawnmowers, trailers
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Creosote-treated lumber must be cut into four-foot lengths, limit of 24 pieces per load. Lumber must be weathered to prevent leaching of creosote. If your lumber is over 8 feet or you have more than 24 pieces of four-foot cut creosote lumber, you will need an approved WM waste profile and must dispose of the lumber at Olympic View Transfer Station.
Safety
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Secure your load for safer roads.
Learn how.
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No smoking, vaping, or cell phone use
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No kids under 12 or pets out of vehicles
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No scavenging of waste or recyclables
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Facility has stairs to recycling containers and appliance area
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