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7227 NE 55th Avenue

Portland, Or 97218-1215

1-800-592-9995

Monday-Friday 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Saturday 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Información en Español

wmnorthwest.com/duvall

Online Billing: www.wm.com/pay-my-bill

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YOUR NEW CITY OF DUVALL

Collection Guide

These guidelines are for services provided

by Waste Management in Duvall.

www.wmnorthwest.com/duvall1-800-592-9995

Place all items into your cart loose!

ALWAYS KNOW WHICH BIN IS THE RIGHT BIN.

Recycle all empty plastic bottles,cans, paper and cardboard.

Keep food and liquidsout of the recycling.

Empty recyclables directly into your cart

- NO bagged recyclables.

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Download the WM CartWise app for iPhone or Android. Or try it out at www.wmnorthwest.com/duvall

Let‘s get back to the basics of recycling.Remember these three rules each time you recycle:

COMMUNITY RECYCLING OPTIONSMany items are recyclable, but don’t belong in the garbage or in your curbside recycling

cart. Here are some recycling options for a variety of materials.

“What Do I Do With…?” King County’s comprehensive local recycling database and community recycling options.

206-477-4466kingcounty.gov/whatdoidowith

www.wmnorthwest.com/duvall 1-800-592-9995

Household Hazardous Waste Safely dispose of old or unwanted hazardous products.

206-296-4692hazwastehelp.org

Illegal Dumping Hotline Report litter and illegal dumping. 206-296-7483kingcounty.gov/dumping

Washington State Recycling Database1-800-RECYCLE (732-9253)1800recycle.wa.gov

Have paint?Paintcare is a new resource for free drop off!

Visit paintcare.org/states/washington/ for more information on the program.

COMPOST | FOOD SCRAPS AND YARD DEBRIS These items go in your compost cart

NO PLASTIC

Plants, flowers and yard debris

Food scraps and leftoversAll food including meat, cheese and bones.

tree branches under

4’ long, 4” diameterTIP: Remember to trim down branches to 4’ x 4” and make sure your trees are undecorated.

Sign up for compost service by phone or online at

wmnorthwest.com/duvall • 1-800-592-9995


Did you know? Food scraps and yard debris are

processed into compost, sold locally

at home and garden stores and used

by local farms.

Extra Yard WasteThere is a charge for

extra yard waste.

Put extra yard waste in Kraft paper

bags or 32-gallon containers with

lids – label “yard.” Only extra yard

debris may be placed in Kraft bags.

Food scraps and uncoated paper

must be placed in the compost cart.

Call 1-800-592-9995

for more information.

When you’ve used what you have and still have some left? Compost!

1) Collect food scraps in a kitchen container,paper bag or approved compostable bag.

2) Empty into your outdoor food and yardwaste cart.

3) Rinse kitchen container and repeat!

TIP: Empty your kitchen container into your cart regularly.

Uncoated paper Greasy paper or pizza boxes, uncoated non-shiny paper plates, approved compostable packaging (see cedar-grove.com)

GARBAGEBag all garbage and put in your garbage cart.

Non-recyclable plastic

Non-recyclable glass

Not Garbage! Requires proper disposal.Visit lightrecycle.org to find a drop-off site.

ot Garbage!

What do I do with?

Plastic bags Bag plastic bags

together and take them

to your local grocery

store for recycling, reuse

them or put them in the

garbage.

Hardcover books Donate them to a

school or charity.


Garbage GuidelinesPlease: • Bag all garbage.

• Double bag pet waste, petlitter, packing peanuts, vacuumdust, sawdust and cold ashes.

Extra GarbageGarbage charges are based on cart size. There is a charge for extra garbage that doesn’t fit in your cart with the lid closed. If your garbage cart lid is open more than 6 inches, there will be a charge for extra garbage.

Bulky items such as mattresses, large appliances and building materials can be picked up by special arrangement. Contact us for information.

Non-recyclable metal

Lids less than 3” diameter

Other garbage

Pet waste Vacuum bags

Have Paint? Paintcare is a new resource

for free drop off! Visit

paintcare.org/states/washington/ for more

information on the

program.

If you can’t drop

off latex paint for

recycling, mix in cat

litter, shredded paper, or

sawdust to solidify. Once

dry, bag it and place it in

your garbage.

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cat

TissueFoil wrapping paper

Disposable wipes

Non-recyclable paper

WA State bag ban will be in effect Oct. 1, 2021. Bring your

reusable bags to the store when possible, and to avoid a fee!

RECYCLINGClean paper & cardboard

Glass jars and bottlesEmpty of all food or liquidLabels OK

MPYAluminum and tin cans Labels OK Place lids in can, crimp shut

Aerosol cans that are

not empty should be

taken to a hazardous

waste drop-off site. Visit

hazwastehelp.org or call 206-296-4692

for details.

NO PLASTIC BAGS IN THE RECYCLING!

Place all items into your cart loose!Do not put plastic bags in your cart!

Scrap metalSmall, non-working metal appliances, pots, tools, etc. Limit 2’ x 2’ x 2’, 35 lbs; no wood, plastic, or rubber attachments;

no sharp metal


Plastic bottles, jugs, tubs and cups

Extra Recyclables Place extra recyclables in

a bin or cardboard box at the curb next

to your recycling cart. There is no charge

for extra recycling.

REMEMBER!Recyclables should be empty of food and liquids, clean of sticky

residue, and dry so that paper and cardboard don’t become moldy.

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NEW in 2022! Annual On-call Clean-up Program

ACCEPTABLE BULKY ITEMS: Your on-call clean-up includes one cubic yard

of household garbage and up to Two (2)

large items.

No single item may weigh more than 60 pounds.

Limited to 8’ in length and free of liquids, including

oils and fuel.

Please tape/tie closed any cords, etc. for easy handling.

FurnitureSofa couch (no sleeper sofas),

sectional sofa, loveseat, futon,

recliners, lounge chair, ottoman,

mattress & box spring (set counts

as 1 item), bed frame & rails

(set counts as 1 item), dresser,

bookcase, desk, end table or

nightstand (set), coffee table,

dining table & chairs (set counts

as 1 item), small entertainment

center, filing cabinet.

Miscellaneous

BBQs (remove propane tanks,

charcoal, ashes).

Rug (no longer than 6 feet by

one-foot diameter)

Hot tub cover (only)

Ladder (6-foot limit)

Large plastic play toy & outdoor

kiddie pool.

Wheelbarrow.

Microwave.

Canopies (outdoor type pop-up

or metal frame and no longer

than 6 feet in length and 3 feet in

diameter).

Vacuum cleaner.

Child car seat or stroller.

Artificial Christmas Tree.

Appliances are not accepted.

Please call WM at 1-800-592-9995 to schedule your on-call curb side pick up.

Contact Waste Management for: • Missed collection • Missing/damaged containers • Sign up or change collection services • Rates, billing and service information • Bulky item pick-up service • Construction/demolition containers • Disabled service • Información en Español

M-F 7AM-7PM, SAT 9AM-1PM 1-800-592-9995wmnorthwest.com/duvall

WEATHER DELAY? Visit wmnorthwest.com/weatherboard

for up-to-date information on weather-related service delays.

COLLECTION GUIDELINES

• Place containers at curb by 6AM

• Two (2) feet apart with lids opening toward street

• At least three (3) feet from cars, trees and mailboxes, fences and utility boxes

• Please remove containers as soon as possible after collection.

• Do you have extras? Please see the following pages for how to set them out.

CART PLACEMENT TIPS

2 feet 2 feet 3 feet

Cart colors may vary

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