- Transfer Stations (Dumps Landfills) - Utilities | seattle. gov
Loads coming into the station must be secured or may incur a fee Accepted materials include garbage, yard waste, vehicle tires, appliances (no commercial appliances), and household sharps A wide range of items, including tires, scrap metal, and vehicle batteries, can be recycled at our stations
- Solid waste facilities - King County, Washington
King County operates 8 transfer stations, 2 drop boxes, and the Cedar Hills Regional Landfill We also maintain several closed landfills around the county Find information on where to dispose of waste and recyclables, fees, disposal rules, and more
- South Park Landfill - (1324) - Washington
The South Park Landfill is a closed solid waste landfill located on an approximately 40-acre area between Highway 99 and Highway 509 in Seattle's South Park neighborhood It is located about 1,600 feet southwest of the Duwamish River The South Park Landfill property was originally owned by King County and used as a landfill as early as the 1930s
- Washington Garbage Dumps | Find Trash Dumps Landfills Near You
Looking for the nearest garbage dump in Washington? Whether you live in Seattle, Spokane, or Tacoma, finding a nearby landfill is simple Use the list of locations below or tap on the map to find a garbage dump near you Always check the hours and materials accepted at each site before your visit to ensure proper disposal of your waste
- Cedar Hills Regional Landfill - King County, Washington
Learn about King County’s only remaining active landfill Find information on landfill operations, community meetings, the gas-to-energy facility, and more Aerial photo of the 920-acre Cedar Hills Regional Landfill in Maple Valley Currently 31 acres is active landfill, the rest is closed landfill space and natural area
- King County Cedar Hills Landfill - (7027) - Washington
The Cedar Hills Regional Landfill is one of the largest municipal solid waste landfills in the Pacific Northwest and serves King County, exclusive of the cities of Seattle and Milton The landfill occupies 920 acres
- Collection Disposal - Utilities | seattle. gov
View our garbage, recycling, and food yard waste (compost) services, find the nearest transfer station (dump landfill), and find your collection day We provide garbage, recycling, and food yard waste (compost) services for Seattle in partnership with Waste Management and Recology
- Landfill - Wikipedia
Landfills take up a lot of land and pose environmental risks Some landfill sites are used for waste management purposes, such as temporary storage, consolidation, and transfer, or for various stages of processing waste material, such as sorting, treatment, or recycling
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