Fall
The date for the Fall Recycling Event is Saturday, October 2, 2010.
One of our most popular events is
Redmond's Recycling and Collection Event, and it's held three times
a year. The event is designed to help you reuse or recycle materials
that are currently not included in our curbside recycling programs.
It's all free (limits apply) except for refrigeration units!
The City contracts with Waste Management/Sno-King to provide
garbage, recycling and yard waste collection services for its
businesses, multi-family complexes and single-family residences. The
City's program is designed to meet customers' individual needs instead
of a "one size fits all" model. The variable rate structure for garbage
collection allows customers to select a container that best suits their
needs pay according to how much waste they generate. As the monthly fee
includes recycling service for glass, aluminum, newspaper, and mixed
paper, the system encourages waste reduction and recycling.
Questions you may have about your curbside service (Which plastics can
be recycled? What are the rules for recycling yard trimmings? etc.) may
be answered by visiting the Waste Management website. When you
open the home page for the link(s) below, follow the menu listed on the
left to navigate to the information you're researching:
Waste Management - Residential Service
Waste Management - Multi-family Service
Waste Management - Commercial Service
Waste Management is committed to providing reliable collection for all
customers. However, in the unusual event that circumstances such as
unsafe roads interfere with regular service schedules, we appreciate
customer understanding and cooperation as we manage collection on
emergency scheduling. For updated information check the Waste
Management/Redmond website.
If you have additional questions, please feel free to contact the City
of Redmond at nr@redmond.gov or
calling 425-556-2832, or you may contact Waste Management directly at
1-800-592-9995.
This year, the City of Redmond has started a new food recycling
program for businesses. Businesses may request up to two 64-gallon food
recycling carts - picked up two times a week by Waste Management.
Acceptable types of material include: meat, cheese, vegetable scraps,
fruit scraps and food soiled paper. Click
here for a complete listing.
Collected materials are sent to Cedar Grove and composted. Within 8
weeks, soil is ready for landscaping!
Now businesses can get regular recycling and food recycling at no
additional cost! Call 425-556-2897 for more information.
Click below or call Waste Management/SnoKing at 425-814-9240 to:
Call City of Redmond's Solid Waste/Recycling Program, 425-556-2832,
for:
- any concerns or comments you may have about your service
- backyard composting bins and information
- general recycling information
The King County transfer stations are facilities where hauling
companies, businesses and King County residents can bring their solid
waste. The waste is consolidated at the transfer stations and then
transported to the Cedar Hills Regional Landfill for disposal. For
information on the rates and where transfer stations are located visit
the
King County Solid Waste Division.
The Houghton Transfer Station will have restricted hours for
construction the last week of July to Mid-December 2010. Learn
more at Houghton Transfer Station
Looking for a way to get rid of all that junk mail you keep
getting? Well, you've come to the right place! Check out
tips and links on how to reduce junk mail at King County Waste
Prevention:
Reduce Junk Mail.
Learn how to "Be
a Better Recycler" in this five minute video.
King County residents can safely dispose of
household hazardous wastes by taking them to the Household Hazardous
Wastemobile. The mobile unit travels from city to city throughout
the year to collect paints, pesticides, cleaners, solvents, and other
chemicals from your home. Residents are not charged to drop off materials.
For more
information about household hazardous waste disposal options, check out
the Local
Hazardous Waste Management Program in King County.
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