Solid Waste Snohomish County, WA - Official Website

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The Snohomish County Solid Waste Division is seeking feedback from the community through a survey designed to enhance its services for local residents and businesses. A recent update regarding glass recycling encourages residents to check with their curbside haulers for any service changes, while drop-off locations remain available for clean glass recycling. The division has introduced an interactive map that simplifies the process of connecting residents with waste disposal providers, ensuring easier access to essential services. Furthermore, the County Council has approved a motion that updates the solid waste fee schedule, affecting various disposal programs such as Residential Reclamation Waste and Moderate Risk Waste handling fees. This proactive approach aims to foster community engagement and improve waste management strategies.

Residents are encouraged to explore the links provided for additional information and updates. The ongoing efforts reflect the county's commitment to sustainability and efficient waste management practices. Participation in the survey is vital for shaping the future of solid waste services in Snohomish County.

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