Snohomish County – Earth Week Free Recycling Event

Bring hard-to-recycle items to this event to be recycled or properly disposed of for FREE (residential loads only). Once you drop your recyclables off, park your car and wander around the many displays to learn more about programs and initiatives across county government and beyond that are doing their part to improve climate resiliency. When: Saturday, April 27, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. (or until trucks are at capacity) Where: Evergreen State Fair Park, West (Red) Parking Lot; 14405 179th Ave SE, Monroe, WA 98272 Styrofoam Items Accepted: Must be free from all tape and labels. Clean Styrofoam; look for #6 or EPS in the chasing arrow symbol XPS Foam Insulation (pink, blue, or gray) Clean Styrofoam takeout containers Clean LDPE #4 Clean shipping coolers Clean Styrofoam sheets Clear bubble wrap Not Accepted Items: Spray-in foam Instapak foam Gray instapak foam Foil-covered foam Hot tub covers Commercial loads Fluorescent Lightbulbs Items Accepted: Limit 10 tubes per person. Not Accepted Items: No commercial loads. Household Batteries Items Accepted: Dry cell batteries Rechargeable batteries Lithium batteries Not Accepted Items: Automotive batteries Hybrid batteries Electronics Items Accepted: Computers, Laptops TVs & Monitors (LCD, Plasma, CRT) Cell Phones, Tablets, and e-Readers Servers & Networking Equipment Printers, Fax Machines, and Scanners AV Equipment (DVD, VCR, Blu-Ray, Stereo, Gaming Console, Camera) UPS Battery Backups Telephone Equipment Keyboards, Mice & Peripherals Remote Controls Holiday Lights, Wires, & Cables Microwaves, Small Electric Kitchen Appliances Not Accepted Items: Media (CDs, DVDs, hard drives, flash drives, SSD etc.) Tires Clean unmounted passenger and pickup truck tires Metal Items Accepted: Scrap Metal Washing Machines Dryers Water Heaters Stoves Wheels and Rims (No tires) BBQs (No propane tanks or coals) Not Accepted Items: Propane tanks Educational Booths: Snohomish County Department of Conservation & Natural Resources Office of Energy & Sustainability Surface Water Management Parks & Recreation Public Works Department of Emergency Management WSU Extension