North Transfer Station

Yes they do.

Not too mention that the staff is never consistent with their rules, 1/2 of the staff their are grumpy, and flat out rude...also watch how close they try to put city trucks to you and endanger you bc the city guys don't care...this place since it reopened has made dumping at a dump like visiting a prison ...GO ELSEWHERE

Styrofoam is considered garbage at both South and North transfer stations. Styrofoam is recycled at the king county transfer stations.

Yes, they have an area for scrap metal.

They have a recycling area just inside the entrance

Pretty sure it'd pass as garbage. You pay per pound, call them to check if they have minimums. There may be more environmentally friendly ways to take care of those though.

Alkaline,lithium,rechargeable and car batteries

yes they do

Yes

You can't dump wet paint, the paint needs to be solid by either setting it out to dry and mixing it periodically or by mixing paint hardener which you can buy at the hardware store or kitty litter. If paint is completely hardened you can actually put it in your dumpster at home.

Absolutely

Must bring a Title with it

Florescent bulbs are hazardous and should not be dumped in the recycling area

Yes. Regular hours.

No they don't take flourescent light bulbs

No they don't

Yes but is charged as an appliance fee

Go to the trash side, then they have signs for where to go with those.

Yes in the garbage

Not sure. Google and see if there is a limited number of tires you can bring in and if you have to remove the door on the refrigerator

In the main building if it's big, small amounts can go to the recycle building (first one On the right)

Not at the transfer station, you can dump it at a scrap yard, or vehicle recycling center.

Of course they do I don't believe there's an extra charge for them either although I'm about 100% sure they've been closed a couple hours on the other hand Bow Lake has some much extended hours

Usually they take Christmas trees for free for a month after Christmas otherwise its a yard waste fee

Yes, right off the 175th exit from I-5

Depends on how many people are there

Not to my knowledge. Your best bet is to find the nearest state or county park.

Yes at no extra charge for them. Just the standard weight fees.

If it's taken apart, it will be recyclable metal. If whole, you get charged for an appliance.

Call Anthony Grant at 206-684-7449

Yes ! Cars and SUV'S pay flat rate . 30$$ for garbage. 20$$ for yard waste.

No.

Also interconnection down in Fremont around the corner from North transfer station (off stone way 1109 N. 35th St) and...goodwill is a good option but there seems to always be lines, and interconnection rarely has any kind of back up, you just pull up around the loading area on 35th and drop it off, also would like to add that although goodwill is a good org., when it comea to electronic equip, interconnection has millions of parts to actually fix the broken tv and yes resale it, but for those on public assistance they have such a reduced rate . Also for items the can't fix it's all melted down and the valuable materials such as gold, aluminum, etc will go back into a general fund for those in need, both are great orgs, but for elecs, definitely recommend interconnection above any other electronic recycling program :)

So just a suggestion, but there are some places you can sell them at, at the dump its gonna be like 20 if there clean wood(not painted)

Mix them with Kitty litter frist

Yes they can be recycled as scrap metal for the broken ones or working can be donated to GoodWill which has a drop station in our onsite recycle center ( to the right as you inter the station),

No you need to go to the hazardous waste station up on N125th and Stone way.

If it's a lot it may. For me they've always just charged a $30 flat fee