Spokane County Regional Solid Waste Valley Transfer Station

The Valley Transfer Station is open on Sundays 8:30am - 5:00pm from April through October and 8:30am - 4:00pm November through March.

Is Styrofoam accepted

Saturday and Sunday Only

Yes. Sadly, they still charge you to do it.

Yes you can, if you have the nails separated you can take them to recycling for free

Yes

Yes they are back to seasonal hours open until 5pm now.

Yes

Yes

Do they take debit

Yes, but you'll have to pay the clean green fee which is about $54 per ton iirc, the free disposal for storm damage ended on the 30th.

Yes

They currently close at 4pm sat/sun.

I believe its $107. Maybe try Graham Rd or Diversified Recycling. They are typically cheaper for the heavy stuff

Yes

At the Spokane County website for a cashier position (they don't come open very often). Or with Waste Connections, for all other positions (they seem to be hiring often).

Yes, at the regular garbage rate. $17 for up to 280 lbs

Yes they do. They are classified as waste and need to be dispose of on the tipping floor. Id recommend saving them until you have a full load to take because the rate is 17 up to 300 lbs

Yes absolutely, if the television is a newer model the facility offers a e-waste program that you would be able to dispose of the item for free. If it is an older model or a tube tv for instance, it would be considered regular waste and is acceptable at the transfer station.

Yes they do, the limit 3 inch in diameter. no stumps

No, sorry

Not today. Tomorrow yes

No, sorry (this is one of the 6 days a year that we are closed). But we'll be open again tomorrow.

Yes

As far as I know, they do. They don't check loads.

Yes

Yes, the county operated transfer stations (Valley and Colbert) don't keep track of where the waste comes from.

Residential cardboard waste is free to dispose of. Business cardboard disposal is not free.

Absolutely

Yes, if shake out the dirt... if there is too much dirt they will switch you over to "garbage" at the higher rate.

Yes

Yes 17 dollar minimum up to 300 lbs. It is garbage

Yes you can. If the sink is metal you can put them in the metal bin to be recycled. Mattresses are considered to be garbage

Sorry no we don't

Yes fluorescent tubes and cold can be dropped off 7 days a week. Monday thru Friday in recycling and sat and sun in hazard waste

Yes. 10 dollar minimum up to 320 lbs. Accepted as yard waste

Goes up on the tipping floor as garbage. Please let attendant know you have it so it can be put in the proper place

Yes... but closed on New Years Day

830 to 4 pm. Closed Christmas day

Nothing is free

Porta potty available on the tipping floor

Yes

10 fallout minimum up to 300 lbs.

Yes

Oil free Saturday and Sunday only

We do not pay for any recyclables, however, they can be dropped off for free. There are several private metal recyclers that will pay for aluminum cans.

Yes, they are accepted as household hazardous waste in the Recycling Area on Saturdays & Sundays during regular business hours.

Yes

Yes it Is. Saturday and Sunday 830 to 500

You can take car batteries to O'Reilly's and get a $10 gift card. I believe the limit is 2 a day.

Larger treetrunks should be taken to Graham rd if its a stump. Rounds will be accepted as garbage if over inches in diameter

Its a minimum of ten$ up to 300 lbs. Then prices very until you hit a ton then its 55$

Based on weight of object but yea it can there is a minimum charge.

Debit cards and Credit cards are accepted with a $ .50 charge added.

They take oil based and stains on Saturday and Sunday in household hazardous waste. People can take latex paint to transfer station for a fee everyday.

3 inches round by 6 feet long