Find the nearest dump, recycling center, or drop-off for paint, batteries and hazardous waste. 5,144 places in all 50 states.
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Snohomish County's Airport Road Recycling & Transfer Station on Minuteman Drive in Everett: daily hours, the $30 minimum and per-ton rate, vehicle time limits, what's banned and where yard waste and hazardous waste go.
Ben Lomond Transfer Station on Newell Creek Road: normal hours, the 2026–27 construction schedule changes, July 2026 rates, free mattress and e-waste drop-off, and where to take hazardous waste while the HHW area is closed.
Blue Mountain Transfer Station between Port Angeles and Sequim: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday hours, 2026 per-ton fee and $10 minimum, the no-trailer rule, free recycling, and what has to go to the Port Angeles Regional Transfer Station.
Dumpmapper combines OpenStreetMap, Michigan EGLE facility lists and the US EPA landfill database, then places each site in a county using Census boundaries. We only show hours, fees and materials when a source lists them, and we name the source. See data sources or send a correction.