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Join us for a ‘What Goes Where’ virtual workshop on 4/1!

Join us for a ‘What Goes Where’ virtual workshop! Get your recycling questions answered and find out more about how you can create less waste! We will cover which materials do – and do not – belong in the recycle and compost and provide ideas for low-waste living. ‘What Goes Where’ Recycling and Low-Waste Living […] Read more.

Best Practices for Recology Customers during COVID-19

Help keep yourself and Recology Shoreline employee owners safe by following the guidance below. KEEP SORTING CORRECTLY What goes where? Sorting properly is critical to keep recyclable and compostable material out of the landfill. Organic materials should go in the compost, while cardboard, paper, glass, metal, and plastic containers should go in the recycling. […] Read more.

COVID-19 Update

Recology Stores & Customer Service Office Closed Until Further Notice Due to public health concerns related to the COVID-19 outbreak, all Recology Stores will be closed until further notice. We are committed to keeping our customers and employee-owners safe during this critical time. We understand that the stores serve as an important resource, not only […] Read more.

Artist in Residence Program

The Artist in Residence Program at Recology King County is a unique art and education program that provides King County artists with access to discarded materials, a stipend, and a studio space at the Recology Material Recovery Facility in Seattle. Find out more.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about what materials go where? We've got answers! Find out more.

Beyond Waste Bulletin

Look to the Beyond Waste Bulletin for tips on how to use resources wisely, generate waste only as necessary, and learn how to make simple changes that benefit our communities and the environment. Read our latest features and subscribe to have them delivered directly to your inbox. Find out more.