Location and Hours

2850 SE Burley-Olalla Rd -

253-857-5034

Payment and Facility Information

CASH OR CHECK ONLY. Make checks payable to "KCPW" and have valid ID. Write drivers license number and phone number on check. No cards accepted.

Fees and Accepted Items

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

Fees effective until May 31, 2022. New fee schedule starting June 2022.

Garbage/solid waste 32 gallon can = 1 can 45 gallon can = 1.5 cans 64 gallon can = 2 cans 96 gallon can = 3 cans	$11 for first can (tax included) $3 for each additional can (tax included)
Garbage - loose	$24.94 per cubic yard plus tax
Mattress, box spring, recliner	$12 each plus tax
Sofa	$15 each plus tax
Sofa with bed or recliner	$30 each plus tax
Roofing, drywall Non-asbestos only	$45 per cubic yard plus tax
Large household appliances Must be empty. Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, water coolers, washers, dryers, stoves, ovens, dishwashers, water heaters, trash compactors, heat pumps. See all recycling locations for these appliances. No commercial appliances accepted.	$20 each
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

Recycle

Recyclables must be empty, clean, dry, and loose. No bagged items, plastic bags and wrap, Styrofoam, or shredded paper.

The following items are collected at no charge:

Plastic bottles, jugs, jars, and dairy tubs (no lids or caps)
Cardboard (flattened)
Paper - mail, magazines and catalogs, newspaper, office paper, phone books, paperboard boxes, etc.
Metal cans (no loose lids)
Glass bottles and jars (no lids or caps)
Liquid cooking oil(Filter at home to remove food particles. Put empty container into trash.)
Clothing and shoes(dry)

Household Hazardous Waste

The following household hazardous items are accepted for no charge from residents. Business waste is not accepted.

Click on items to view more drop-off locations.

Antifreeze from personal vehicles	5 gallon limit per day. Put empty antifreeze containers in the garbage, not the recycling.
Motor oil from personal vehicles	5 gallon limit per day. Put empty motor oil containers in the garbage, not the recycling.
Batteries	Small household batteries (alkaline, button, or rechargeable) and vehicle batteries weighing less than 50 lbs. Batteries over the weight limit are accepted at the Household Hazardous Waste Facility.
Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs)	Limit 10 CFLs per day, per person. Fluorescent tubes not accepted at this location.
Needles/syringes	Place in FDA-cleared sharps container, laundry detergent container, or 2-liter soda bottle. No other containers are accepted. Fill no more than 3/4 full. Label container as "BIOHAZARD." Label available at facility.

Restricted Items

These items are not accepted at this facility. Click items to see complete list of recycling or safe disposal sites.

TVs, computers, monitors, laptops, tablets, e-readers, portable DVD players
Propane tanks. Find a recycle location for tanks larger than 1 liter or tanks 1 liter or less.
Scrap metal is not recycled at this facility, but is accepted as garbage.
Paint and stains. Dried latex paint is accepted as garbage.
Fuels – gasoline, diesel, etc.
Fluorescent tubes
Tires
Vehicle parts, motors, engine parts
Machinery that has not been drained of all fluids
Machinery still containing batteries
Vehicles including riding lawnmowers and trailers
Liquids
Commercial appliances
Hazardous wastes other than those listed as accepted
Needles in unaccepted containers. Learn which containers are accepted.

Safety Guidelines

Secure your load for safer roads. Learn how in Washington State Patrol's Secure Your Load video.
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 leading to recycling containers and appliance area.

Olalla Recycling and Garbage Facility - Olalla, WA

Fee adjustments to Kitsap County Solid Waste facilities start in June. Read the full bulletin.