Thurston County Waste and Recovery Center (WARC)

I saw a couch in one of the bins last time I went to the dump. The fee is a pretty standard $18.00 to dump up to a certain weight. It's a pretty high weight that I'm pretty sure a sofa would fit under that weight.

The fee is a pretty standard $18.00 to dump up to a certain weight. It's a pretty high weight that I'm pretty sure a kitchen range under. So I'm pretty sure you could dump it for $18.

Yes, they recycle these at no cost.

A stump with any dirt on it is charged garbage rates: $18 minimum for the first 300lbs. Then $120 per 2000lbs. No dirt on the stump will be charged as yard waste rates: $9 minimum for the first 400lbs then about $42 per 2000lbs. $2 charge for all debts and credit cards. Yep, that’s over 20% on a minimum yard waste fee. So bring cash if you plan to visit often.

Yes

There is no e-waste recovery at TCWRC anymore. Goodwill will recycle at Martin way (near Sleater Kinney, but they don't take printers. I tried hard to recycle one and finally just had to put it in the trash. Bummer.

Yes or you can call me and i will cam get them depending on how many you have.

Yes

you can take it to lacey recycle for free right off carpenter rd and Martin way on lacey

If says you need to let them know ahead of time 12 hrs Are you sure it has asbestos ?

Take stainless steel "anything" to Sutter Metal's on Carpenter Rd, thay pay for some metals including stainless steel.

Yes

Do you take dishwashers

Yes.

Are they solid or can they still in powder form?

It's compostable but can take a long time to break down not sure if the transfer takes it or not though

Yes you can

Definitely not there

Yes you don't have to be a resident.

I would call but I think so

Cash or debit

Sure

No they don't take things like that anymore. They will recommend that you go to the Goodwill and drop them off. If they will take them. Their picky since the pandemic.

At the dump it's 18$ Goodwill will take it free, if it works.

Yes

If it works, you could list it for free on Facebook marketplace or Craigslist or Nextdoor

You have to pay by weight for construction debre.

I believe you can weigh a truck and trailer at the same time so if the truck is already loaded that may be easiest.

Driving license needs to Washington?

Yes

The ones posted on Google Maps seem to be correct. I've gone there several times during COVID19 and they have been open as scheduled in my experience (including up until the time it says they close).

24ft long what?

If the wood is free of nails etc and reusable often they will dump it with the construction stuff. If it is rotten you can and free of nails etc you can dump it with the yard waste. If there are nails etc it is garbage

Cost is by weight

It is not free and you can find the cost at the county website. I am not sure of the cost but there is a minimum cost for a certain poundage and then by the percentage of a ton.

Paint you let dry up or put sand in it and let dry. The rest just t as ke to the hsz-mat part or the dump.

No

Yes

Yes I work there

Yes

Hi, Johnathan. The Waste and Recovery Center (WARC) is open with normal hours today (New Year's Eve) and will be closed all day on New Year's Day. It will reopen on Thursday with normal hours.

Yes. After you go into scales, you can go down below and they have a spot you back into and dump trailer

I don't think they do. It looks like most police stations do. Here is the PDF explaining where to take sharps containers and a link to the page "Where Do I Take My..." https://www.co.thurston.wa.us/solidwaste/publications/docs/medicine-return.pdf https://www.co.thurston.wa.us/solidwaste/database/index.asp

No charge for yard waste

Not sure but says they will, I'd call first

Yes the have an electronics recycling spot.

Yes

Yes you can pay to dump it Or just drop off at local lawnmower repair place

Take it to Sutter metals and you can dump it off for free. If you feel like weighing in and out they'll even give you $1.50.

It is all done by weight the first 300 lb of garbage is $18 then every 20 pounds after that is a dollar up to $119 a ton which is 2000 lb they take cash check and credit card with a fee

It goes by weight. Trash is $118 a ton or upto 300lbs for $18. Yard waste is $42 a ton or upto 200 lbs for $9.

It will be charged with material cost but yes

Yes when you turn into the transfer station it is in a pile in the parking lot on the right

Auto part stores will take oil for free.

Yes. 18.00 for the first 300 lbs. Then it goes up from there.

300-lbs or less $18 $119- per ton

Most auto recyclers (junk yards) will take them

Yes

It depends on weight, but can be around $30-50

Yes it would be the minimum charge which is $18

The fee is determined by weight.

Yes

Yes

Around $18. Thats the minimum

I don't recall seeing anything but if they have a place for yard waste then that's where it would go, I think.

I believe they do. If not Sutter metals does for sure

Yes they accept any furniture.

It would fall under garbage so 200 lbs or less would be $18

Yes

Yes they accept it, Depends on if you plan to dump it or recycle it. Recycling is free, dumping is not.

Water base at landfill and enamel to the hazard house.

U have a TV I want to get rid of. Can I dump it there?

Yes

As long as you have documentation showing local residency. Such as a bill with your WA address.

No. They view that as potentially hazardous materials and request that you don't even touch what's already been dropped off.

Yes...there is a bin for electronics

Yes you can

Yes

Nope

You can bring it here

Yes

Yes

Can I dispose of old tires at the dump?

Yes just drain all the fluids before dumping it.

Yes. You can recycle glass here. Depending on the quantity they also pick it up at many homes at least once a month.

First question of that kind. Must be a special gift. But to answer it, no. No gift cards or certificates.

What kind of truck? Pickups, trailers and semi trucks all fit

Yes