Kitsap County Public Works - Solid Waste Division

360-337-5777
REPORT ILLEGAL DUMPING

360 337 5285
REPORT TRASH BURNING

Solid Waste Division

Recycling & Garbage Facilities	Household Hazardous Waste
Bainbridge Island Hansville Recycling & Garbage Olalla Recycling & Garbage Olympic View Transfer Station Poulsbo Recycle Center Silverdale Recycling & Garbage Sub Base Bangor Recycle Only What Do I Do With It ?	HHW Collection Facility Items Accepted Map to HHW Drop Off Sites for HHW Sharps Disposal * * All Publications * * EARTH DAY AWARDS 2009
Curbside Collection	Healthy Homes
Clean-up Services Curbside Recycling Map Recycling & Garbage Pickup	Green Cleaning Recipes Healthy Homes & Families
Lawn and Garden Care	Litter and Illegal Dumping
Best Choices for Landscapes Composting Trees Wanted Dead or Alive Yard Waste	Adopt-A-Road Program Clean Kitsap Report Litter & Illegal Dumping
Waste Reduction	Business Programs
2 Good 2 Toss Industrial Materials Exchange Public Event Recycling Stop Junk Mail Waste Wi$e Kitsap	Pollution Prevention SQG Sm. Quantity Generator Tips for Businesses Waste Wise @ Work Where to Recycle
Students and Teachers	Sustainable Construction
Field Trips Hands-on Activities Lending Library Teacher Classes & Workshops Special Programs	Built Green Other Useful Links Bainbridge Disposal Bainbridge Freecycle Group Environmental Protection Agency NW Product Stewardship Puget Sound Clean Air Agency WA State Dept. of Ecology Waste Management
Administration
Advisory Committee (SWAC) Exec. Summary SW Comp Plan Mission Statement Staff Listing Solid Waste Regulations (Kitsap Health District)

Staff Events:

July 1 - Solid Waste Advisory Committee, KC Fairgrounds Training Center
July 11 - Poulsbo Farmers Market, public info about E-Cycle Washington
July 23 - Bremerton Farmers Market, public info about E-Cycle Washington

Randy Casteel, PE
Director of Public Works

Solid Waste Division
(360) 337-5777 or (800) 825-4940
solidwaste@co.kitsap.wa.us

Updated: June 30, 2009

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These type of bulbs can not go in the trash Compact fluorescent lights (CFL'S) Use 2/3 less energy and last 10 times longer. Because they contain a small of amount of mercury, they cannot be thrown in the trash. Residents can recycle these CFL's free at several locations, limit 10 per month. Locations

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