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E-Cycle Washington!

 

Effective January 2009, electronics manufacturers are offering a new program called E-Cycle Washington that allows Washington residents to recycle their computers, monitors, laptops and TVs for FREE. Residents can drop off these items at authorized E-Cycle Washington collection sites. Click here to locate a collection site or for more information about the program.

 

For information about where to recycle other electronic equipment not covered by the E-Cycle Washington program, visit the Take it Back Network website by clicking here.

  

 

King County Solid Waste:

   * What do I do with.....?

   * Recycling

 

 

Pierce County Public Works:

   * Recycling

   * Tacoma Solid Waste & Recycling

 

Snohomish County Public Works:

   * Recycling

   * Business recycling

   * 2Good2Toss

 

Environmental Protection Agency:

   * At Home and in the Garden

   * At Work

   * At School

 

Farmers' Markets - Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance (runs 7 markets in Seattle on different days)

Seattle Market Places (runs the Queen Anne, Fremont, Ballard, Madrona and Wallingford markets)

Washington State Farmers Markets Association – Lists Farmers Markets in Seattle