Waste Management has postponed residential curbside collection throughout Snohomish county and in most of King County, including Seattle, Burien, Renton and all East King County areas.<\/p>\n
Limited curbside garbage collection (no recycling or food\/yard waste) is proceeding as access allows in Federal Way, Auburn, Kent, Algona and Pacific.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Holiday Schedule: If a resident\u2019s regularly scheduled collection falls on or in the week after a holiday, Waste Management collects one day late in most areas. For example, because of the Christmas holiday, most Thursday customers will be serviced on Friday and Friday customers will be serviced on Saturday unless otherwise notified. The same schedule will apply next week for New Year\u2019s Day on Thursday, Jan 1.<\/p>\n
For up-to-the-minute collection updates, go to: www.wmnorthwest.com\/weatherboard.html.<\/p>\n
Residents and businesses should check www.wmnorthwest.com for specific collection schedules in their areas. Waste Management will also attempt to notify customers by phone when service is delayed.<\/p>\n
Residential curbside customers whose collection is delayed may set out up to three times their regular amount of garbage, recycling and\/or yard waste on the next regularly scheduled collection day for each container. Please locate containers so that they are accessible from the street. Avoid shoveling snow against containers and clear storm drains to prevent flooding.<\/p>\n
Consecutive Misses: Waste Management recognizes that the extremely unusual duration of unsafe road conditions has resulted in some customers\u2019 having been missed two weeks in a row. Waste Management officials say they’ll get material collected as soon as safely possible.<\/p>\n
“We will notify residents at www.wmnorthwest.com\/weatherboard and by phone if conditions allow us to collect sooner than the next regularly scheduled day,” a statement from a Waste Management press release read.<\/p>\n
Waste Management suggests that residents use the following options for storing and setting out extra materials:<\/p>\n
Extra garbage: Place next to garbage container in:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Securely tied plastic bags labeled “Garbage” or<\/p>\n
\u2022 32-gal can with handle and lid (65 lb limit) labeled “Garbage”<\/p>\n
Extra recycling: Place next to recycling cart in:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Plastic recycling bins or<\/p>\n
\u2022 Cardboard boxes (2x2x2 ft. limit) labeled “Recycling”<\/p>\n
\u2022 No recycling in plastic bags<\/p>\n
Extra yard trimmings (No food scraps or plastic): Place next to yard cart in:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Heavy paper yard bags (available at hardware stores) or<\/p>\n
\u2022 Reusable polywoven yard bags (available at hardware stores) or<\/p>\n
\u2022 32-gal cans with handles & lids (65 lb limit) labeled “Yard” or<\/p>\n
\u2022 Bundles tied with sisal twine (4’x2′ limit)<\/p>\n
Commercial customers are being serviced as soon as conditions allow safe collection. Priority service is given to locations such as hospitals and restaurants, where public health is a concern. Please keep storm drains clear and container access areas free of plowed snow accumulation.<\/p>\n
Waste Management is committed to providing reliable collection for all customers. However, in the extremely unusually prolonged weather-related delays of the past two weeks, we appreciate customer understanding and cooperation as we manage collection on emergency scheduling as safe collections procedures allow.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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