Dumps & landfills in Skagit County, WA
In Skagit County, WA you can take waste to 12 sites we know of (3 transfer stations and drop-off centers and 2 hazardous waste drop-offs). Most people here live in or around Mount Vernon. For 2 sites we checked hours and fees against the operator's own website.
Transfer stations & drop-off centers (3)Construction debris (3)Yard waste & compost (4)Electronics, tires & scrap metal (2)
County rules
- Residential tires are accepted at the regular garbage rate, separated from other garbage, maximum four per visit. Glass has been accepted for recycling at all county transfer stations since April 18, 2025. Separated household recyclables are accepted at no charge ($0/ton). Source
Transfer stations & drop-off centers in Skagit County
- Per 32-gallon can or equivalent: $9.00Household trash & bulky itemsYard waste & brushHousehold hazardous wasteScrap metal
- Hours: Thu-Sun: 9 am to 5 pm Per ton: $137Household trash & bulky itemsHousehold hazardous waste
- Mount Vernon Yard Waste Recycling Center Recycling center
Construction debris in Skagit County
- Lakeside Industries Anacortes C&D recycler
- Lakeside Industries Belleville C&D recycler
- Lautenbach Industries C&D recycler
Yard waste & compost in Skagit County
- Dykstra Farm Compost & yard waste site
- La Conner Wwtp* Compost & yard waste site
- Lautenbach Recycle Park Compost & yard waste siteHousehold trash & bulky itemsConstruction debrisYard waste & brushScrap metal
- Skagit Soils INC Compost & yard waste site
Electronics, tires & scrap metal in Skagit County
- Larry's Auto/Truck Parts, INC. Tire recycler
- Skagit River Steel & Recycling INC Electronics recyclerElectronicsScrap metal
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I dump trash in Skagit County?
Clear Lake Recycling & Compactor Site (Clear Lake), Sauk Transfer Station (Concrete) and Lautenbach Recycle Park (Mount Vernon) take household trash or bulky items.
Where do I take paint and chemicals in Skagit County?
Household hazardous waste goes to Clear Lake Recycling & Compactor Site and Sauk Transfer Station.
How much does the dump cost in Skagit County?
Clear Lake Recycling & Compactor Site: per 32-gallon can or equivalent $9.00; Sauk Transfer Station: per ton $137. Rates as published by the operators, checked October 2026.
Where can I recycle tires, electronics or scrap metal in Skagit County?
See the pages for hazardous waste, electronics, tires, yard waste, construction debris and scrap metal in Skagit County below.
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