Site |
Hours |
Materials Accepted |
Regional Transfer Station
3501 W 18th, Port Angeles
(360) 417-4875
Map to Facility |
Mon – Sat
9 am – 5 pm |
Garbage, metals, motor oil, antifreeze, tires, yard waste. Accepts solid waste (garbage, appliances, yard waste, etc.).
Recycling collection station. Compost for sale. |
Blue Mountain Transfer Station
1469 Blue Mountain Rd, Port Angeles
(360) 417-4874
Map to Facility |
Tue, Thu, Sat
9 am – 5 pm |
Garbage, recyclables, motor oil and antifreeze. |
West Waste and Recycling
272 LaPush Road, Forks
(360) 374-5020
Map to Facility |
Thu, Fri, Sat
9 am – 5 pm |
Garbage, limited metals and recyclables. |
Moderate Risk Waste Facility Regional Transfer Station
3501 W 18th, Port Angeles
(360) 417-4875
Map to Facility |
Sat
11 am – 4 p |
Accepts household hazardous waste such as oil based paint, solvents, hobby chemicals, garden chemicals, and cleaning chemicals.
Does not include business waste, latex paint, or explosives.
Visit the FREE reuse area with items in good condition available for free. |
City of Sequim Utility Yard
169 West Hemlock, Sequim
(360) 683-4908
Map to Facility |
Mon – Fri
7:30 – 3:30 pm |
Motor oil and auto batteries |
This information is provided as a courtesy. Environmental Health cannot guarantee its accuracy
and does not endorse any particular facility. |
Permitted Solid Waste Facilities
Clallam County Environmental Health is responsible for permitting, inspecting and monitoring solid waste facilities according to State regulations. Solid waste facilities include active and closed landfills, transfer stations, and recycling facilities.
There are thirteen permitted solid waste facilities in Clallam County, including active and closed public and private facilities. Those listed above accept solid waste directly from the public. Please also look in the yellow pages or contact your local Public Works Department for information about pick-up services.
Permitting Solid Waste Facilities
Both Clallam County and Washington Department of Ecology review solid waste facility applications prior to approval or denial of Solid Waste Facility permits. For application materials and more information, please contact Environmental Health.
Solid Waste Inspections
Environmental Health is required to inspect the permitted solid waste sites in Clallam County. The inspections check general sanitation and compliance with the solid waste permit. The frequency of inspections depends on the type of facility.
Active landfills are inspected at least four times each year. Landfills that are in the process of closing are inspected as needed, at least quarterly. Transfer stations and closed landfills are inspected at least twice each year. Recycling stations are inspected at least annually.
Monitoring Requirements
Each solid waste facility must submit reports to Environmental Health for review. Active and closed landfills must provide testing and monitoring reports for their groundwater, stormwater, leachate and/or gas. The monitoring occurs at different time intervals depending on the site. Transfer stations and recycling facilities are required to report the type and amount of waste collected in a year.
If you have additional questions about Solid Waste or are unable to find the proper method of disposal for your waste, please contact Environmental Health using our email form or call us at 360-417-2258.
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