New Payment Portal Information \Effective July 15th, 2021 Recology King County’s new payment portal is operational. Please visit here to sign up for an online account, make payments, and view invoices.   Information Regarding Late Fees In March 2020, Recology King County temporarily suspended late fees, credit holds, and cancellation of service for all customers […]  Read more

As a 100% employee-owned company, Recology employees are united in a vision for a better world. One where racial, social, and environmental justice is embedded in the fabric of the communities where we live, work, and serve. Recology King County will be honoring the vision and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, January […]  Read more

Recology King County Inclement Weather Service Delay FAQS  Due to recent snow and icy road conditions in the Puget Sound region, Recology delayed service for many customers between 12/27/21 – 1/7/2022. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we work to catch up. In the meantime, below are answers to many of […]  Read more

Regularly scheduled collection will resume this week although some services may still be delayed. If any of your carts are not collected this week, Recology will return on your next regularly scheduled collection day.  Read more

Please click this link to learn how Recology can assist with the collection of your Holiday Tree!  Read more

Join us April 22nd from 6 – 9 PM at the Mutuus Studio 6118 12th Ave South Seattle, WA 98108 Come see the final collection of work created by our current Artists in Residence – Lee Davignon (@supposed_lee) and Satpreet Kahlon (@itssatpreet)! Lee Davignon (She/They) is a textile and installation artist living and working in […]  Read more

Recology’s artists Sapreet Kahlon and Lee Davignon have been hard at work turning trash into treasure! As part of Recology’s effort to create “A World Without Waste”, we employ artists to reimagine materials into beautiful pieces of art. These two wonderful artists have been stationed at our recycling facility and visiting the North Transfer Station […]  Read more

Recology’s artists Sapreet Kahlon and Lee Davignon have been hard at work turning trash into treasure! As part of Recology’s effort to create “A World Without Waste”, we employ artists to reimagine materials into beautiful pieces of art. These two wonderful artists have been stationed at our recycling facility and visiting the North Transfer Station […]  Read more

The weather situation is changing and this post may be updated periodically. Check back for additional updates. Last Update 12/6 Inclement weather has affected customers throughout Recology’s service area. Thank you for your patience as we work to catch up! Este mensaje está en español abajo Our primary message to customers is this – leave […]  Read more

Shareable Flyer Recology and The City of Issaquah are teaming up for a series of interactive Eco-Friendly Classes! “Where Does It Go” Class Find out how to manage unusual items in Issaquah and which items belong in recycling, composting, or garbage collection at home! Tuesday, April 19th at 7 – 8 PM or Friday, May […]  Read more

Recology sees a world without waste. This vision guides us in all that we do. As a hauler, recycler, and composter we strive to do all that we can to divert materials from landfills, and instead have them used, and reused over and over. Transforming that which is discarded into the building blocks of tomorrow.  […]  Read more

In three years, Recology has renewed long-term contracts with the City of Des Moines, the City of Issaquah, and the Seattle Public School District. The company was also awarded new contracts with the University of Washington, the City of Mercer Island, and now the City of Tukwila.   On Monday, Sept. 19, the Tukwila City Council […]  Read more

Help keep yourself and Recology Issaquah 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

Recology Stores Have Reopened! We are so happy to announce that the long-awaited reopening of Issaquah’s Recology Store has reopened! Please call ahead if planning to drop off materials at the store. Visit the website for more information – Recology Store Store Address 317 NW Gilman Blvd #22, Issaquah, WA 98027 Store Hours: Wednesday – […]  Read more