Olympic View Transfer Station

Facility Updates

This facility is open with normal hours of operation and COVID-19 health and safety guidelines in place:

Visa, Mastercard, or current business account only. No cash or check until further notice.
Customers with self-dumping mechanized trucks/trailers must bring and wear required hard hat and high visibility vest. This facility no longer loans PPE.
Remain at least six feet away from other customers and employees.
Starting June 26, customers must wear a mask while they are within six feet of another person not in their household.
Bring your own hand sanitizer.
Only one person out of vehicle at a time.
Do not visit our facilities if anyone in the household is sick or exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19.
Prepare your load so you can unload it quickly and safely. Wear closed toe shoes and gloves.
Follow signs and be kind.
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9380 SW Barney White Road, Bremerton, WA 98312 -

Customers with questions should contact Kitsap1 at 360-337-5777, Monday - Friday, 8 am - 4:30 pm or submit an "ask a question" form.

Safety Guidelines

Additional COVID-19 safety guidelines are in place.
Secure your load for safer roads. Watch this video to learn how to secure your load.
Customers with self-dumping mechanized trailers or trucks must bring and wear hard hat and high-visibility vest. This facility no longer loans PPE.
Asbestos disposal requirements for all Olympic View Transfer Station customers
No smoking, vaping, or cell phone use
No kids under 12 or pets out of vehicles
No scavenging of waste or recyclables
Facility has stairs in recycling area for cardboard, newspaper, paper, and scrap metal

Disposal Fees and Accepted Items

Visa/Mastercard or current business account only. Due to COVID-19, no cash or check accepted until further notice.
Driver is responsible for payment. Pay an Olympic View Transfer Station bill.
View fees table below or download facility flyer.

Items accepted inside transfer station

Fees increased on July 1, 2020. View news release.

Minimum fee

Applies to all materials charged by weight

$22 tax included

Garbage/solid waste

Loads weighing less than 480 pounds are charged the minimum fee

$85* per ton

Bulky wastes, including boats

Bulky wastes are materials we cannot compact with our machines. Not all large materials are considered bulky wastes. Facility operators will determine the correct rate to apply.

See boat disposal instructions.

$115.06* per ton

Needles / syringes

Seal in FDA-cleared sharps container, bleach bottle, detergent bottle, or 2-liter soda bottle. Label as BIOHAZARD.

No sharps from businesses. No other containers accepted.

Limit 3 accepted containers per day

Large appliances

Must be empty.

Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, water coolers, washers, dryers, stoves, ovens, dishwashers, water heaters, trash compactors. See all recycling locations.

No commercial appliances accepted.

$20 each

E-Cycle (TV, computer, monitor, laptop, tablet, e-reader, portable DVD player recycling)

Limit 10 per day, per person. See all recycling locations for these electronics.

No other electronics accepted for recycling. Find a recycling site for other electronics.

No charge

Tires from passenger and commercial vehicles

Rims OK. Tractor tires not accepted. See all tire recycling locations.

$9 each for passenger tires (17" rim size or less)

$11 each for commercial tires (18-22" rim size)

Clean yard waste

Branches, grass, leaves, garden trimmings. Branch size limit: no larger than 2 feet in diameter, no longer than 4 feet in length. Cannot be mixed with other material. See all recycling locations.

No noxious weeds, blackberry, scotchbroom, ivy, stumps, rocks, or dirt.

$73.97 per ton

COVID-19: We are currently unable to recycle yard waste but will accept it as garbage.

Processed wood waste

Untreated, unpainted, treated, or painted dimensional lumber, pallets, packing crates without varnish, lead or enamel paint, plastic, or hardware (nails OK). See all recycling locations for wood waste.

Loads with plywood, oriented strand board, particle board, engineered decking, laminated wood, paneling, or plastic are charged the garbage rate.

$45.79 per ton

Asbestos - Appointment required

Learn asbestos disposal requirements for businesses and households.

$174.62* per ton

Contaminated soils

For petroleum or hazardous chemical contamination only. Does not include soils with non-hazardous trash.

Businesses must create a waste profile at wmsolutions.com.

$46.17* per ton

Creosote-treated lumber

Residents can bring small truck beds of creosote lumber without a waste profile. Cut the lumber into 4 foot lengths. Lumber over 8 feet may be charged the bulky waste rate.

Businesses must create a waste profile at wmsolutions.com.

$55.06* per ton

Unsecured/uncovered load fee

Required by RCW 46.61.655 and Kitsap Code 9.18.010. Law enforcement can also issue fines.

$10 per unsecured load

This facility also accepts coal ash, dredge spoils, and biosolids. Visit wmsolutions.com for disposal instructions.

*WA Solid Waste Collection Tax (3.6%) is added to all solid waste disposal transactions. No tax added to recycled wastes.

Items accepted in outdoor recycle area

Accepted for no charge. Click on an item to see complete list of recycling or safe disposal sites.

Recyclables must be empty, clean, and dry. Recyclables must be loose (not bagged). No plastic bags. No shredded paper.

Plastic bottles, jugs, jars, and dairy tubs Metal cans, aluminum or steel (tin) Frozen food boxes and cartons	Wash containers to remove food residue. Reattach screw caps on plastic bottles, but put other lids in trash. Labels OK. No other plastic items accepted in recycling.
Paper	Clean and dry
Newspaper	Clean and dry
Corrugated cardboard	Dry, clean, flat. Corrugated cardboard has a wavy middle layer.
Glass bottles and jars	Wash to remove food residue. Put caps in trash. Labels OK. No other types of glass accepted in recycling.
Clothing and shoes	Must be dry
Filtered cooking oil from households	Filter at home to remove food particles. Put empty oil containers in the trash, not the recycling.
Scrap metal	You must lift all scrap metal up the stairs and into the container. Items must be drained of fluids and have batteries removed.
Antifreeze from personal vehicles	5 gallon limit. Put empty antifreeze containers in the garbage, not the recycling. No oil from businesses.
Motor oil from personal vehicles	5 gallon limit. Put empty motor oil containers in the garbage, not the recycling. No oil from businesses. No motor oil mixed with other fluids - take to HHW Facility.
Small household batteries	Small household batteries (alkaline, button, or rechargeable) No batteries from businesses. No vehicle batteries.

Restricted items

These items cannot go in the garbage or recycling at this facility:

No hazardous waste including propane tanks, liquid paints and stains, batteries, fuel.
No vehicles, riding lawnmowers, trailers, vehicle parts, motors, engine parts
No machinery containing fluids or batteries
No CFLs or fluorescent lamps
No liquid wastes
No commercial appliances

Olympic View Transfer Station - Bremerton, WA

Facility Updates

This facility is open with normal hours of operation and COVID-19 health and safety guidelines in place:

Safety Guidelines

Disposal Fees and Accepted Items

Items accepted inside transfer station

Items accepted in outdoor recycle area

Restricted items

Kitsap County

Olympic View Transfer Station - Bremerton, WA

Facility Updates

This facility is open with normal hours of operation and COVID-19 health and safety guidelines in place:

Location and Hours

Safety Guidelines

Disposal Fees and Accepted Items

Items accepted inside transfer station

Items accepted in outdoor recycle area

Restricted items