Douglas County Solid Waste

All county residents can dispose of hazardous materials such as pesticides, fluorescent light bulbs, batteries, and motor oil.

Douglas County Solid Waste is no longer accepting tires at any of its refuse drop-off locations. The change, which was announced on the county's website, is being blamed on budget constraints to the Washington Department of Ecology's Tire Amnesty Program...

Douglas County Solid Waste and Washington Department of Ecology are sponsoring a future tire collection event. No date has been set, but Solid Waste is collecting information to determine the demand for tire disposal. "We've got a lot (of residents' inquiring about the service) coming in...

Douglas County Solid Waste is hosting a 'Free Disposal Mattress Day' on October 5 at the Greater Wenatchee Regional Landfill for Douglas County residents only, not businesses - but spots must be reserved with a ticket by next Friday, September 27...

Douglas County residents, not businesses, are invited to a paper shredding event, including sensitive and legal documents, on September 14 from 9-12. The Douglas County Solid Waste is hosting the event and has some do's and don't on what to bring to be shredded...