Free Storm Yard Waste Disposal at Select King County Transfer Stations

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

In response to the recent storms impacting King County, Executive Dow Constantine has announced a free disposal program for residents dealing with yard waste, specifically branches, tree limbs, and woody debris. This initiative, available at select transfer stations, is designed to alleviate the burden on residents who may struggle with storm cleanup. By offering this service at no cost, the county aims to encourage proper disposal methods that promote environmental safety and community health. The program not only helps homeowners clear hazardous waste from their properties but also reflects King County's dedication to sustainability and responsible waste management practices. Residents are urged to take full advantage of this opportunity, especially in light of the significant storm damage experienced recently.

This timely and essential service is expected to have a positive impact on the community, ensuring a cleaner environment. Furthermore, the initiative highlights the importance of local government responsiveness in times of need. King County continues to prioritize efforts that support residents and enhance the quality of life within the community.

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