Dryden Transfer Station to Close 10 Days for Repairs

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Starting June 1, 2020, the Dryden Transfer Station will undergo a 10-day closure for critical repairs to its concrete push pit, an area essential for garbage collection. The deterioration of the concrete, caused by the heavy drop of garbage and equipment use, necessitates this maintenance to ensure continued safe operations. Combined Construction Inc. from Mukilteo has been contracted to replace the damaged flooring and rebar, with the improvements expected to last between 10 and 15 years. During the closure, residents are advised to utilize the Waste Management Transfer Station located at 1421 S.

Wenatchee Ave for their disposal needs. This closure affects all customers, including commercial entities, while the Chelan Transfer Station will not be impacted. The last similar maintenance was performed in 2006, highlighting the importance of these periodic repairs. For more information or questions, residents can reach out to Chelan Public Works at the provided contact details. This proactive approach ensures the Dryden facility continues to serve the community effectively for years to come.

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