Starting November 2025, payment processing and account management will be managed by our new online Customer Account Portal. Pay your bill, view your service calendar, access statements, and more, all in one place!
Not sure how to dispose of certain household items? Watch the video below to learn how to use our What Goes Where tool—it’s a quick and easy way to find the right bin for any item!
There will be no change in collection services for our customers on Friday, July 4th. Please set out containers as usual for service.
Recology is proud to release our 2025 Sustainability Update, marking another year of progress in building a more sustainable and circular future. We’re not just collecting materials—we're reshaping systems, deepening community partnerships, and creating real momentum toward a more sustainable, circular economy.
Attention, Issaquah residential customers! Effective the week of June 2nd, 2025, Recology is implementing a re-route for residential customers to enhance to efficiency and sustainability of service collection. This re-route has resulted in a service day change for many residents, of whom have received post card notification via mail and will also receive autodial reminders […]
There will be no service disruptions and routes will continue on their regular schedules on Monday, May 26th.
Every week, more and more everyday electronics make their way into the waste stream—and many of them contain lithium-ion batteries. Found in items like kids’ toys, smartphones, power tools, vapes or e-cigarettes and more, these small but powerful batteries can pose big risks if they’re not disposed of safely. Remember: batteries never go in […]
We are pleased to announce the opening of the soon-to-be relocated Issaquah Recology Store! 12 years ago we started a brand new venture opening our first retail location in the heart of Gilman Village. Since then, our customer base has grown, we’ve filled our shelves with more and more amazing goods, and our recycling drop […]
Recology has installed artificial intelligence (AI) robotic sorters from San Francisco-based Glacier at its King County material recovery facility (MRF) in Seattle to improve the quality of the materials the MRF is recovering for recycling and to address material loss. Recycling Today, Apr. 28, 2025.