Home Your Government Community & Business Services Public Works Solid Waste Recycling All Snohomish County Recycling & Transfer Stations and Drop Boxes have designated recycle areas for accepted items that are for residential customers. Please see the accepted items as well as the prohibited items listed below: Household appliances (without Freon or CFCs) Fluids drained, no battery, extra plastic taken off (if possible) Yard debris / clean wood debris Includes leaves, weeds, flowers, roots, grass clippings, shrubbery, and Wood & branches under 4" in diameter can be up to 10' in length Wood & branches over 4" inches in diameter can be up to 4' in length Tree stumps must be under 4' in diameter and 4' in length. Must be able to move without staff assistance. *Larger quantities of automotive items are accepted at the Household Hazardous Waste facility. Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Snohomish County HHW Station Mattresses and covered box springs

Skagit River Steel and Recycling Call for more information Ace Metal Co. Inc. Judd & Black Appliance Snohomish Appliance Recycling Outlet Return to supplier or call supplier for other options Junk Vehicle and Boat / RV Disposal Program This a partial list of companies and is not an endorsement of the companies listed. BGE Smart Energy Savers Program Offers Discounts for Recycling Air Conditioners, Dehumidifierswindow ac unit used inside The event is scheduled for Saturday, June 25.air handling units india From the BGE Smart Energy Savers Program:BGE announced Friday, June 24 that it will hold a recycling drop-off event in Columbia on Saturday, June 25, where BGE customers can drop off their old working room A/C units and dehumidifiers for recycling. heat and cooling unit price

For each appliance recycled, customers will receive a $25 reward from the BGE Smart Energy Savers Program® for up to two air conditioning units and/or dehumidifiers per residential account. The event is scheduled for 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Columbia SportsPark, located at 5453 Harpers Farm Rd. The event will be held rain or shine, and BGE representatives will be on hand to unload the eligible appliances from customers’ vehicles. Units must be in working condition to be eligible. Customers will receive a check for $25 in the mail approximately four to six weeks after the event. “Older room air conditioning units and dehumidifiers are less energy efficient than newer models, so many customers areupgrading to ENERGY STAR® certified models that use 15 percent less energy than standard models, and that saves on energy costs,” said Chris Walls, manager of energy efficient programs for BGE. “Recycling your old appliances helps prevent them from entering landfills, where they can release harmful toxins and greenhouse gases into the environment.

By participating in this event, BGE customers are helping Maryland reduce energy use and waste.” The BGE Smart Energy Savers Program also offers a $50 reward for recycling old working refrigerators and freezers. To participate, customers can contact BGE to schedule a pickup, and BGE will haul away their old refrigerators and freezers at no additional cost. Each household is limited to recycling two refrigerators or freezers through this program. Appliances must be in working (cooling) condition and measure 10 to 30 cubic feet, which is the standard size for most refrigerators and freezers. Room air-conditioning units and dehumidifiers also may be recycled through this program, but only if picked up at the same time as an eligible refrigerator or freezer. Appointments are required and can be scheduled online or by phone via (866) 898-1901. The BGE Smart Energy Savers Program is a suite of programs that enable customers to control energy use, leading to more efficient use of electricity and lowering energy bills.

The programs have provided $373 million in rebates to BGE customers and have also helped 1.5 million residential and business participants save more than 2.3 million MWh of electricity. Collectively, the programs help contain the cost of energy and improve reliability by reducing peak demand and slowing the growth in energy consumption. Energy-saving solutions are available to renters, homeowners, large and small business customers, nonprofits and institutional customers, and more information can be found through the BGE Smart Energy Savers Program website. These programs support the EmPOWER Maryland Energy Efficiency Act. More from Columbia Patch Daily Newsletter - The latest Columbia news delivered to your inbox every morning Breaking News Alerts - Real-time updates on breaking stories in Columbia The Tyler Recycling Collection Center is a self-service drop-off center. No payments are made for materials accepted at the center, but recyclables sold by the City helps keep the center open and reduces the amount of waste taken to the landfill.

You do not have to be a Tyler resident to use this dropoff center. The recycling center also accepts vehicles. (A title is required to show proof of ownership). Click Here to email us your recycling questions or comments. If an item requires a fee at the recycle center, we are UNABLE TO ACCEPT CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS.  Please bring cash, check or money order to pay for those items that require payment. Monday to Friday: 7:15 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday: 8 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Address: 418 N. Bois D’ Arc For tours and presentations call Please separate the materials you bring to the Recycling Center. We have several clearly marked collection bins for the following items: Newspapers, magazines, phonebooks and ads Cardboard of any type (must be broken down) Aluminum cans (no aluminum pie plates or tin) #1 and #2 plastic soda and water bottles, milk jugs and detergent bottles (rinsed) Cell phones and chargers Electronics, , monitors, televisions (must be intact), printers and cellphones