Winter hours are now in effect at the Leavenworth Recycle Center

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Leavenworth Recycle Center has announced its new winter hours, effective from November 6, 2025. This seasonal change is intended to improve accessibility for local residents during the colder months, reflecting the city's commitment to community service and environmental responsibility. The center serves as a vital resource for recycling and waste management, helping to promote sustainable practices among Leavenworth's residents. Local officials emphasize the importance of staying informed about the updated schedule to ensure proper waste disposal. With winter approaching, the city is taking proactive steps to encourage responsible recycling habits.

The announcement is part of a broader initiative to enhance community engagement in environmental stewardship. For further details on the new hours and services, residents are encouraged to visit the city’s official website. This seasonal adjustment underscores Leavenworth's dedication to fostering a sustainable environment.

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