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ALLIED WASTE SERVICES |
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(206) 682-9735 800-221-4508 |
22010 76th Street South Kent, WA 98032 | |
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City of SeaTac Public Works Programs Coord. |
(206) 973-4724 |
4800 South 188th Street SeaTac, WA 98188-8603 |
Reduce your waste line
Your solid waste rates are
based on the size of your garbage can. The
smaller the
can, the less you pay. Increase your recycling there is no additional charge
for
unlimited recycling!
And remember, rates will be
reduce d 25% when the principal resident meets the
low income senior citizen (62 years of age or older) or physically challenged
(permanent
disability benefits from Social Security or the Military) requirements.
Customers must
register with the City and Allied Waste to qualify for this 25% discount. The
resident
has to occupy the residence and pay the bills. Mini-can garbage service does not
qualify
for this discount.
at 682.9735
complaints or to qualify for a low income senior citizen (62 years of age or
older) or
physically challenged permanent disability discount.
Single Stream - All in One Recycling
Commingled is a recycling program that does not require sorting by the consumer.
When sorting is not required, recycling levels increase. Recyclers want a simple
recycling program, and a simpler system equals higher participation levels and less
contamination - which results in more of the right type of material being recycled.
All residents who subscribe to garbage collection service will also receive recycling
collection service for no additional cost.
As you eliminate more recyclables from your garbage container, you may be able
to downsize to a smaller garbage container and a lower rate.
Ask SeaTac Disposal for more information.
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Place these items together in the recycling bin |
Place these items in the garbage |
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Paper & Mail |
NO Plastic Bags |
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Flattened Cardboard (limit 3 x 3) |
NO Plastic Packaging Material |
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Paper & Frozen Food Boxes (Liner Removed) |
NO Plastic Take-out Containers |
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Aluminum Cans & Tin Cans |
NO Drinking Glasses |
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Milk & Juice Cartons |
NO Dishes or Ceramics |
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Clean Plastics #1 thru #7 |
NO Mirrors |
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Plastic Bottles, Jugs, & Round Dairy Tubs |
NO Light Bulbs |
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Metal, clean (limit: 24 x 24 x 12, 35lbs. max.) |
NO Needles or Sharps |
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Glass Bottles & Jars |
NO Car Parts |
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NO Food Wastes |
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Please remove all food residue |
NO Aluminum or Tin Foil |
Free Recycling Drop Sites
Place the list of items above all together in one recycle bin:
Paper & Mail, Flattened Cardboard (limit 3 x 3), Paper & Frozen Food Boxes (Liner Removed), Aluminum Cans & Tin Cans, Milk & Juice
Cartons, Clean Plastics #1 thru #7, Plastic Bottles, Jugs, & Round Dairy Tubs, Metal, clean (limit: 24 x 24 x 12, 35lbs. max.), Glass Bottles & Jars
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Fire Station #46 - Closed while under construction. |
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Port of Seattle Noise Remedy Office |
19639 28th Ave. S. |
| Tyee High School | 4424 S. 188th St. |
Free Limited Recycling Drop Sites
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Plastic #1 & #2 Plastic bottles and jugs Paper Flattened, clean cardboard, Newspaper, magazines, mail, Phone books, catalogs, shredded paper Metal Empty aluminum, steel and tin cans Glass All clean glass bottles & jars Appliances including dishwashers, stoves, dryers, washers, water heaters, and furnaces, Refrigerators/Freezers, Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps.) |
18800 Orillia Road S. Tukwila, WA
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Recycling Open Mon.-Fri. 8:00 am - 5:30 pm Sat.-Sun. 9 am - 6 pm |
Buy- Back Aluminum Can Centers:
| Seattle Iron & Metals Corp. |
206-682-0040 |
601 South Myrtle Street, Seattle, WA 98108 |
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Independent Metals |
206-763-9033 |
747 S. Monroe Street, Seattle, WA 98108 |
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206-935-4255 |
3881 16th Avenue SW, Seattle, WA 98116 |
Household Hazardous Waste
| The Wastemobile travels to many communities in King County to provide residents with a place to take their household hazardous waste on a periodic basis. Their website lists the dates and locations of the Wastemobile. | ||
| Household Hazards Line: 206-296-4692 | ||
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206-296-4692 |
8105 5th Ave. S. (South of the First Avenue South Bridge) Seattle, WA |
Open Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 10 am - 4 pm |
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Bring household hazardous waste: residential hazardous materials such as: pesticides, oil-based paints, toxic cleaning products, fluorescent light bulbs, automotive batteries, hobby chemicals, thinners and solvents, automotive products (oil, gas, brake fluid, antifreeze, etc.), aerosols, glues and adhesives, and small propane tanks. (For latex paint, follow these directions for disposal.)
Don't bring: Business or apartment maintenance waste (call 296-3976), medical wastes (needles), household batteries, empty containers of any type, explosives (including bullets, fireworks), radioactive waste (smoke detectors), household waste (tires, appliances, garbage, wood, insulation, etc.), asbestos
This is a free service to King County residents. |
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Residential Recycling Hotlines
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City of SeaTac |
(206) 973-4724 |
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King County Recycling Hotline |
(206) 296-4466 |
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Department of Ecology Recycling Hotline |
(800) RECYCLE |
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Comments or Questions? Call the City's Waste Management Programs at 206.973.4724 or email City of SeaTac Recycling.
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Last Updated: 11/13/08