Effective September 7, 2024, the Leavenworth Recycle Center is unable to accept glass City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Beginning September 7, 2024, the Leavenworth Recycling Center will stop accepting glass due to SMI in Seattle ceasing its glass recycling services. This decision reflects larger challenges within the recycling industry, particularly regarding the processing of glass. Waste Loop, the organization managing local recycling efforts, is actively pursuing alternative solutions to mitigate the impact on residents. The community is encouraged to stay informed and remain patient during this transition. The city is dedicated to providing timely updates as more information becomes available.

Residents can access an official letter from Strategic Materials for further context on this issue. This development underscores the importance of local recycling initiatives and their sustainability. Residents are urged to consider other recycling options while the city navigates these challenges.

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