WASTE GUIDELINES - see fees tab for pricing
HOUSEHOLD WASTE
Food scraps
Kitchen waste
Packaging
Clothing
Paper
Yard waste
Glass and plastics
Bulky items (furniture, mattresses, etc.)
CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION DEBRIS
Structural materials (framing, lumber, wood waste, steel)
Interior finishes (drywall, plaster, wall coverings, glass, flooring such as linoleum, hardwood, laminate, tile, carpet)
Fixtures (sinks, toilets, pipes, wiring, lighting, doors, windows, cabinets, HVAC systems)
Hardware (nuts, bolts, screws, nails, brackets, etc.)
WOOD WASTE
✅ DO Accept
Brush, lumber, leaves, limbs, needles, grass clippings
Stumps/rounds (max 4 ft diameter, roots clean of dirt/rocks no longer than 4ft. sections)
Wood boats (cut into 4 ft sections, all fluids, batteries, tanks, and non-metal parts removed)
Treated posts, utility poles, railroad ties (cut to max 4 ft length)
Clean wood with large metal pieces removed
Large wood loads we do encourage to go to Idaho Hill, Colburn or Dickensheet
❌ DO NOT Accept in wood disposal
Bagged materials, plastic, or trash
Wood with bolts, brackets, or concrete attached
METAL
✅ DO Accept
Engine blocks (fully drained; all parts removed)
Empty barrels (one side open)
Tanks (depressurized, valve removed)
Clean metal items (no non-metal parts attached)
BBQ grills (no ignitors/batteries)
Propane refrigerators/freezers
Metal boats (cut to 4 ft sections, stripped of non-metal parts)
Large metal loads we do encourage to go to Idaho Hill, Colburn or Dickensheet
INERT MATERIAL
✅ DO Accept
Clean concrete (including bagged concrete)
Bricks, tile, cement blocks
Sand and clean dirt (no sod/grass)
❌ DO NOT Accept
Concrete with rebar/wire extending more than 4 inches
Metal or wood posts not cut flush with concrete
Inert material must be taken to Colburn, Dickensheet or Idaho Hill
RECYCLING
Aluminum cans
Magazines, newspapers, white office paper
Flattened cardboard
Tin & steel cans → place in metal bins, not aluminum bins
E-WASTE
Televisions and computers (hard glass only) see fee schedule
Only accepted at full-service sites.
TIRES
All tires are subject to fees (see fee schedule)
Place in designated tire bunkers or trailers (location dependent)
Equipment tracks: 1 track = 4 tires
Only accepted at full-service sites.
❌ DO NOT
Bring tires filled with concrete, foam, or dirt
⚠️ Note
Large tires must go to designated bunker locations (Idaho Hill or Colburn)
APPLIANCES
Washers, dryers, stoves, water heaters
Please Note: Refrigerators, freezers, AC units (CFC items), ice machines require additional fees
⚠️ Requirements
Refrigerators/Freezers must be emptied before drop-off
Only accepted at full-service sites.
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW)
Accepted Saturdays (rotating locations; see calendar)
Limit: 10 gallons per visit
Solid waste pass required
✅ Accepted Items
Lead batteries
Latex paint
Motor oil
❌ DO NOT
Bring commercial or out-of-county waste
Exit your vehicle (staff will unload)
Bring EV or e-bike batteries
💡 Tip
Harden latex paint (kitty litter or pellets) and dispose of it in the regular trash
ANIMALS AND LIVESTOCK
Under 100lbs: accepted at any site
Over 100lbs: Colburn Transfer Site only
Contact a veterinarian for euthanasia coordination
ASBESTOS
🚫 NOT accepted at any facility
✅ Requirements if built 1980 or earlier
Proof of abatement from a licensed contractor OR
Lab confirmation of no asbestos
If built after 1980 the customer must complete a waste certification form
For more Information regarding asbestos and fire structural debris: Graham Road Recycling and Disposal - wmnorthwest.com
Eastern Washington Fire Debris instructions
MEDICAL WASTE
✅ DO Accept
From households only-sharps in puncture-proof containers (recommended: solidified with plaster)
❌ DO NOT Accept
Any other medical waste
OTHER ACCEPTED WASTE
Hot tubs (cut into 4' × 4' pieces)
Small amounts of sod (larger loads at Colburn only)
Boats/RVs (cut into 4' × 4' sections, stripped of parts and fluids)
UNACCEPTABLE WASTE
Out-of-county waste
Asbestos
Large commercial batteries
Commercial hazardous waste
Medical Waste
Electric vehicle or bike batteries
Electric vehicle batteries
Electric bike batteries
Ammunition
Fireworks or explosives