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This information will assist you with handling and disposing of hazardous wastes and aid you in recycling materials typically found in and around your home.
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- Antifreeze
- Aluminum
- Appliances
- Batteries
- Cardboard
- Cell Phones
- Electronics
- Fluorescent Bulbs
- Fuel
- Glass
- Medication
- Motor Oil
- Paper
- Paint Products
- Plastics PETE#1 & HDPE#2
- Plastic Bags & Plastic Wrap
- Scrap Metal
- Sharps
- Styrofoam & Packaging Material
- Tin
- Tires
- Vehicles
- Waste Pesticide
Antifreeze, Gasoline, Diesel, Motor Oil, Brake Fluid, Transmission Fluid and Windshield Wiper Solution are all hazardous materials and should be disposed of as household hazardous waste. Antifreeze is toxic and must be stored in a closed container at all times.
How to Recycle:
Carefully pour the used antifreeze into a clean, plastic jug with a screw-top lid. Secure lid on tightly. DO NOT mix motor oil or antifreeze with any other material (no water, brake fluid, solvents).
Contaminated Antifreeze & Uncontaminated Antifreeze should be secured in a jug & taken to a Douglas County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event. See here for more details on the next Hazardous Waste Event.
Pictures below to help identify the correct material to be recycled.
Aluminum & Tin Cans
Cans need to be emptied and rinsed clean.
Drop-Off Recycling Trailers:
- Trailer 1: Pangborn Memorial Airport (Gen. Aviation Entrance) See Map
- Trailer 2: Baker Flats Industrial Area NE Cascade Avenue See Map
- Trailer 3: Suncove, Orondo, WA See Map
- Trailer 4: Orondo, School Road See Map
- Trailer 5: Mansfield, Railroad Avenue See Map
- Trailer 6: Palisades Grange Hall (NO Tin) See Map
Recycling Centers:
- City of Bridgeport Community Recycling Center 1007 Fairview Ave., Bridgeport, WA 98813 - 509.868.4041 1st & 3rd Thurs. & Sat. 9AM - 11AM
- Town of Rock Island Community Recycling Center 701 2nd St., Rock Island, WA 98850 - 509.884.1261 2nd & 4th Thurs. each month 8AM - 11AM; Friday's 8:30AM - 1:30PM
- Town of Waterville Community Recycling Center 510 N. Chelan Ave., Waterville, WA 98858 - 509.745-8871 Tues. & Sat 2PM - 4PM
- Wenatchee Valley Salvage & Recycling - 509.886.7161 295 Urban Industrial Avenue East Wenatchee, WA 98802 Monday - Friday 8AM - 4PM & Saturday's 8AM - 11:30PM
Pictures below to help identify the correct material to recycle.
Appliances
Hamilton Beach Brand appliances (working or not) offer a mail-in recycling service. To find out more information visit: https://hamiltonbeach.com/recycling-policy
Small Appliances - Includes kitchen countertop appliances, blow dryers, clothing irons, fans & space heaters. Small appliances are hard to recycle.
If the item is still in working condition, please consider donating them at the following locations:
Please give each of these locations a courtesy call to insure they are accepting the item at this time.
- Goodwill (East Wenatchee) - 509.884.1906 620 Grant Road, East Wenatchee, WA, 98802 Donation Hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00AM - 6:00PM
- Goodwill (Wenatchee) - 509.669.7636 830 S. Mission Street, Wenatchee, WA, 98801 Donation Hours: Monday - Sunday 9AM - 6:30PM
- YWCA Thrift Store - 509.662.3531 212 1st Street, Wenatchee, WA, 98801 Donation Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10:30AM - 5:30PM
- Das Thrift Haus - 509.888.9990 219 14th Street, Leavenworth, WA, 98826 Donation Hours: Monday - Saturday 11AM - 5PM
- Veteran's Warehouse - 509.888.7313 1219 N. Wenatchee Ave., Wenatchee, WA, 98801 Donation Hours: Monday - Saturday 10AM - 6PM
- Wenatchee Senior Center Thrift Store - 509.662.7036 1312 Maple Street, Wenatchee, WA, 98801 Donation Hours: Monday - Friday 9AM - 4PM
- Coulee City Senior Center Thrift Shop - 509.632.8701 520 W. Douglas Street, Coulee City, WA, 99115 Donation Hours: Friday's 9AM - 4PM Saturday's 10AM - 2PM
Large Appliances - Includes washers, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, stoves, dishwashers, swamp coolers, Microwaves, BBQ's & hot water heaters.
Please give each of these locations a courtesy call to ensure they are accepting the item at this time.
Recycling Centers will take appliances containing Freon but will charge more.
Wenatchee Valley Salvage & Recycling will only accept Freon-containing appliances (refrigerators, freezers, A/C units) if the Freon has been removed or show evidence the compressor has been punched.
- Recycling Centers Call to set up a time to drop-off appliances.
- Wenatchee Valley Salvage & Recycling - 509.886.7161 295 Urban Industrial Avenue East Wenatchee, WA, 98802 Donation Hours: Monday - Friday 8AM - 4PM & Saturday's 8AM - 11:30AM
Batteries (Alkaline & Carbon Zinc, Single-Use (AA, AAA, C, D, 9Volt, lantern, etc.))
If manufactured since 1996, alkaline & carbon zinc batteries, single-use (AA, AAA, C, D, 9volt, lantern, etc.) contain only a minute trace of mercury. They are not designated as hazardous waste.
Before you recycle (or dispose) of alkaline batteries, combine them together in a bundle & secure it with tape to avoid their tips touching & inadvertently starting a fire. These single-use batteries can then be bagged & recycled.
Single-use batteries are not reusable when they loose their charge. They are commonly found in remote controls, car keyless entry remotes, watches, pacemakers, hearing aids, memory backup fire alarm devices, toys, etc.
- Douglas County Solid Waste Office - 509.886.0899 140 19th St. N.W., East Wenatchee Mon. - Thurs. 8AM - 4PM
- Power Pacific Batteries - 509.663.6100 742 S. Mission St., Wenatchee Mon. - Thurs. 8AM - 4PM
Batteries (Auto, Lead-Acid)
It is illegal in Washington to put a vehicle battery in your garbage can. A standard-size vehicle battery is a wet cell battery, which contains about 21 pounds of lead ( a highly toxic metal), three pounds of plastic & one gallon of sulfuric acid (a corrosive electrolyte solution). The lead & sulfuric acid from these batteries can seep into the soil & contaminate ground water, potentially affecting the quality of our drinking water supply. Also, disposing of batteries near rivers, streams or lakes can threaten aquatic life.
A used battery that still has useful life may be reconditioned for resale. Worn-out batteries are routed to lead reclaiming plants where the lead is extracted & used in the manufacture of new batteries. The plastic & sulfuric acid can also be recycled. Recycling spent batteries protects our community & the environment, & saves the energy & cost of raw materials.
Recycle: To prepare for recycling, remove the battery from the vehicle & place it in a cardboard or plastic box for easy handling & to keep the acid away from your clothing & skin. Do not store batteries outside in the rain.
AutoZone accepts vehicle batteries & provides $10.00 in-store credit for each battery (limited to five batteries per person per day).
- AutoZone (E. Wenatchee) - 509.415.6142 711 Grant Road, East Wenatchee Mon. - Sun. 7:30AM - 9PM
- AutoZone (Wenatchee) - 509.662.7967 1035 Springwater Avenue, Wenatchee Mon. - Sun. 7:30AM - 9PM
- Battery Systems of Wenatchee - 509.886.9033 921 S Miller St., Wenatchee Mon. - Fri. 8AM - 5PM
- Douglas County Hazardous Waste Collection Event - 509.886.0899
Jerry's Auto Supply accepts auto & power sport batteries for recycling. No other types of batteries are accepted. They pay $7.50 each for auto batteries.
- Jerry's Auto Supply (N. Wenatchee) - 509.665.8833 1754 N. Wenatchee Ave. Mon. - Fri. 8AM - 5:30PM; Sat. 8AM - 5PM
- Jerry's Auto Supply (Cashmere) - 509.782-2041 201 Applets Way, Cashmere Mon. - Fri. 8AM - 5:30PM; Sat. 8AM - 5PM
- Jerry's Auto Supply (Leavenworth) - 509.548.5244 11756 US Route 2, Leavenworth Mon. - Fri. 8AM - 5:30PM; Sat. 8AM - 5PM
Les Schwab will accept any type of vehicle battery (no charge; no store credit)
- Les Schwab Tire Center (E. Wenatchee) - 509.884.2414 301 Grant Road, East Wenatchee Mon. - Fri. 8AM - 6PM; Sat. 8AM - 5PM
- Les Schwab Tire Center (Wenatchee) - 509.662.4427 1643 North Wenatchee Avenue Mon. - Fri. 8AM - 6PM; Sat. 8AM - 5PM
- Pacific Power Batteries - 509.663.6100 742 S. Mission St., Wenatchee Mon. - Fri. 8AM - 6PM; Sat. - Sun. 9AM -5PM
Batteries (Rechargeable)
Rechargeable batteries that are nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd), nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH), lithium ion (Li-ion), or small, sealed lead batteries are considered hazardous waste. These batteries should be recycled at a battery vendor, hazardous waste drop-off location or a hazardous waste collection event.
Rechargeable batteries are commonly found in cordless power tools, cordless phones, laptops, cellphones, cameras, two-way radios, biomedical equipment, etc.
Recycling other chemistry batteries such as Ni-Cad (Nickel-Cadmium), Ni-MH (Nickel-Metal Hydride), Lithium Ion types, Alkaline, & Carbon-Zinc. All of these batteries are collected at the store level.
- Home Depot - 509.663.5505 1405 Maiden Lane, Wenatchee Mon. - Thurs. 6AM - 9PM; Fri. 6AM - 5PM; Sat. 6AM - 9PM; Sun. 7AM - 8PM Rechargeable batteries: Non-leaking, rechargeable batteries used in power tools, cell phones & laptops (NO single use batteries like AA,AAA, 9-volt, etc.)
- Lowe's Home Improvement - 509.663.4530 1200 Walla Walla Avenue, Wenatchee Mon. - Thurs. 6AM - 9PM; Fri. 6AM - 6PM; Sat. 6AM - 9PM; Sun 7AM - 8PM Rechargeable batteries: Non-leaking, rechargeable batteries used in power tools, cell phones & laptops (NO single use batteries like AA,AAA, 9-volt, etc.)
- Power Pacific Batteries - 509.663.6100 742 S. Mission St., Wenatchee Mon. - Fri. 8AM - 6PM; Sat. - Sun. 9AM - 5PM Alkaline & non-lithium rechargeable cost $1.10/lb; no lithium batteries accepted.
- City of Bridgeport Community Recycling Center - 509.868.4041 1007, Fairview Avenue, Bridgeport 1st & 3rd Thursday & Saturday each month from 9AM - 11AM
- Douglas County Solid Waste Office - 509.886.0899 140 19th St. NW, East Wenatchee Mon. - Thurs. 8AM - 4PM Rechargeable batteries: Non-leaking, rechargeable batteries used in power tools, cell phones & laptops.
- Rock Island Community Recycling Center - 509.884-1261 23 S. Garden Avenue, Rock Island 2nd & 4th Thursday each month 8AM - 11AM; Fri. 8:30AM - 1:30PM
- Town of Waterville Community Recycling Center - 509.745-8871 520 West 3rd St., Waterville Tuesday & Saturday of each month from 9AM - 11AM
Batteries - Damaged/Recalled (DDR)
Need to recycle damaged, defective or recalled batteries?Whether you have just one, or you are managing a large recall, Call2Recycle has recycling kits & options available.
Clean, flattened cardboard. NO food soiled or wet cardboard.
Drop-Off Recycling Trailers Located in East Wenatchee:
Trailer 1: Pangborn Memorial Airport (Gen. Aviation Entrance)-See Map
Trailer 2: Baker Flats Industrial Area NE Cascade Avenue-See Map
Other Drop-Off Recycling Trailer Locations:
Trailer 3: Sun Cove, Orondo, WA- See Map
Trailer 4: Orondo School Road- See Map
Trailer 5: Mansfield, Railroad Ave, WA - See Map
Trailer 6: Palisades Grange Hall (No tin)- See Map
Recycling Centers:
- City of Bridgeport Community Recycling Center - 509.868.4041 1007 Fairview Ave., Bridgeport 1st & 3rd Thursday & Saturday each month from 9AM - 11AM
- Rock Island Community Recycling Center - 509.884.1261 701 2nd St., Rock Island 2nd & 4th Thurs. each month 8AM - 11AM; Friday's 8:30AM - 1:30PM
- Town of Waterville Community Recycling Center - 509.745.8871 510 N. Chelan Ave., Waterville Tues. & Sat. 2PM - 4PM
Pictures below to help identify the right material and the proper way of disposing.
Cell Phones
Most electronic waste contains toxins such as lead, cadmium and mercury. By reusing, repairing or donating your cell phone or other electronics, these toxins are kept out of landfills.
You also may be able to trade it into the manufacturer, who will either refurbish it or recycle it.
Currently, cell phones are NOT accepted at locations sponsoring the E-Cycle WA program.
- Big Sky Recycling - 971.373.6217 Accepts: Smartphones, cell phones (all makes & models), Ipads & tablets Does NOT take: TV's/cable boxes, computers/printers, home phones Donate & Recycle Cell Phones For Charity in 3 simple steps *Free
- Call2Recycle Bins are located at Lowe's and Home Depot in Wenatchee.
Electronics
Department of Ecology
Recyclable Electronics
Acceptable recyclable electronics can be turned in by households, small business, charities, school districts and small government offices through the E-Cycle WA Program. The items are disassembled and the parts are recycled into new, useable items. The acceptable items for this program are:
- Televisions
- Computers
- Computer monitors
- CD ROMs
- Connecting cables and wires
- Hard drives
- Laptops
- Mother boards
- Scanners
- Zip drives
- Tablets
- E-readers
- Portable DVD players
Non-Recyclable Electronics
Unfortunately, computer peripherals such as keyboards, mice and printers are not included in this program. These items can and should be recycled as well.
Drop-off locations for peripherals such as keyboards, mice and printers, are:
- Salvation Army 509.662.5103 - 1219 Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, WA
- Pacific Power Batteries 509.663.6100 - 742 S. Mission Wenatchee, WA
- Wenatchee Goodwill 509.663.7636 - 830 S. Mission Wenatchee, WA
- E. Wen Goodwill 509.884.1906 - 620 Grant Rd E. Wenatchee, WA
- YWCA 509.423.7599 231 N. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, WA
All Electronic Waste, even those excluded from the E-Cycle WA program can be recycled for a fee here:
- Office Depot 509.663.4733 - 915 N. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, WA Recycle boxes ( $5, $10, and $15) Small items such as cell phones or big items such as printers.
Any brand of ink cartridges from any store can be recycled at:
- Office Depot 509.6634733 915 N. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, WA
Check with your service provider for a recycle program.
- Dish Network has a recycling program for your old satellite dish.
Fluorescent Bulbs
CFL (compact fluorescent lamps) and fluorescent tubes are recycled through the LightRecycle Wasington Program.
These drop-off sites are free of charge but have a limit of 10 per person, per day:
- Stan's Merry Mart - 733 S. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, WA -(509) 662-5858
- Rock Island Community Recycling Center - 23 S. Garden Ave. Rock Island WA - (509) 884-1261
- Lake Chelan Lighting Center - 917 E Woodin Ave Chealn, WA -(509) 687-6101
Free of charge, once a year, without limits, you can bring CFL and fluorescent tubes to:
- Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event - held by Douglas County Solid Waste Next Event: April 15th 2023
All fuels and fuel oils should be disposed of as a Hazardous Waste.
Fuels and fuel oils are petroleum products that are used in many types of engines, lamps, heaters, furnaces, stoves, and as solvents. Fuel oils come from crude petroleum and are refined to meet specifications for each use. Fuel oils are mixtures of aliphatic (open chain and cyclic compounds that are similar to open chain compounds) and aromatic (benzene and compounds similar to benzene) petroleum hydrocarbons. In addition, they may contain small amounts of nitrogen, sulfur, and other elements as additives. Fuel oils are distinguished from each other primarily by their boiling point ranges, chemical additives, and uses. Fuel oils include: Kerosene, coal oil, Diesel Fuel, home heating oil, and gasoline.
You can dispose of your fuel at the Douglas County Hazardous Waste Collection Event
More details about this event visit: Collection Events - Household Hazardous Waste
Glass
Thanks to Lake Chelan Rotary's project 911 Glass Rescue, residents can drop relatively-clean glass bottles, jars and ceramics off in Chelan at the City of Chelan Recycling Center at 23235 Hwy 97A on Saturdays from 8am - 12pm.
The glass is crushed and reused as sand, gravel, landscaping/agriculture purposes and much more!
You will be charged a modest fee according to weight to help defray their costs. You can then take some of their product home to experiment and play with! To find more about this project visit 911glassrescue.org.
Medication To protect your privacy, residents are reminded to remove all personally identifiable information on medication labels or packaging before disposing of unwanted medicine.
Do not place medicine in the trash or recycling, and never flush them down the toilet.
If transferring medications to a sealed bag, please be sure to recycle remaining packaging.
Accepted
Pills, capsules, ointments, creams, lotions, powders and liquid medicines less than 4 ounces. Medication in any dosage form, except for those listed below, in their original container or sealed bag are accepted.
Not Accepted
- Herbal remedies
- Vitamins
- Supplements
- Cosmetics
- Other personal care products
- Medical devices
- Batteries
- Mercury-containing thermometers
- Sharps
- Illicit drugs
- Pet pesticide products
Medicine Kiosks Drop-offs Locations:
- Costco Pharmacy - 509.886.0754 375 Highline Drive South - Mail-back - Standard Envelopes only.
- East Wenatchee City Hall - 509.884.9515 271 9th St. NE - East Wenatchee - By the Police Department Window
- Confluence Health Wen. Valley Hospital & Clinics - 509.663.8711 820 N Chelan Ave.
- Confluence Health - 509.667.3333 1201 S. Miller St. - Mail-back location also
- Columbia Valley Community Health Pharmacy - 509.664.3508 600 Orondo Ave. - Mail-back location also
Medicine Mail-back Locations:
- Douglas County Fire Protection District - 509.884.6671 377 Eastmont Ave.
Pictures below to show approved medication bottles and bags.
Motor Oil
Currently, the City of Rock Island and Town of Waterville's Recycling Centers collect uncontaminated used waste motor oil. They ask their citizens to not contaminate their waste oil with brake fluid, antifreeze, solvents, pesticides or any other non-motor oil product, as the Community Recycling Centers cannot legally burn contaminated waste oil. Up to 55 gallons can be collected.
Please call and schedule a drop-off time.
- Rock Island City Hall - Phone: 509-884-1261
- Waterville Town Hall - Phone: 509-745-8871
Dryden transfer station will accept motor oil @ $1 per gallon
- Dryden Transfer Station - Phone: 509-548-5592
Chelan transfer station will accept motor oil @ $2 per gallon
- Chelan Transfer Station - Phone: 509.682.5631
Pictures below to help identify items for proper recycling
Paper & Paper Food Containers Newspaper, magazines, catalogs, phonebooks, paperback books, mail (plastic window envelopes ok), paper bags, and food boxes. Empty and clean paper cups, cartons, and boxes can all be recycled at the following places:
Clean paper and clean paper food containers.
NOTHING plastic lined (hot coffee cups) or waxy (frozen food like ice cream cartons)
NO food soiled or wet paper (greasy pizza boxes)
NO shredded paper (it gets caught in the machine)
Pictures below to help identify the right material to recycle.
Recycle your paint, stain, and varnish at any of the following Douglas County drop-off sites:
Note* Please call ahead to confirm business hours and ask if they can accept the type & amount of paint you'd like to recycle. Once the paint recycling bin at a facility has been filled, they cannot accept any more used product until the bin has been replaced. These locations accept ALL brands of paint. Sites DO NOT accept aerosols (spray paint), leaking, unlabeled, or empty containers.
10 GALLON LIMIT PER DROP-OFF
- Zacker Processing Center 509.886.0899 Mon. & Thurs. 2PM - 4PM
- Rock Island Community Recycling Center 509.884.1261 2nd & 4th Thurs. each month 8AM - 11AM Friday's 8:30AM - 1:30PM
- Waterville Community Recycling Center 509.745.8871 Tues. & Sat. 2PM - 4PM
- Bridgeport Community Recycling Center 509.868.4041 1st & 3rd Thurs. & Sat. 9AM - 11AM
Plastic PETE #1 & HDPE #2 Bottle shape with screw off lid preferred, ONLY #1 and #2 plastics DO NOT put small plastic lids in the recycling, they should be thrown away.
Pictures below to help identify the right material to recycle.
Plastic Grocery Bags & Plastic Wrap
Residents can take plastic grocery bags & plastic wrap to the local grocery stores to be recycled. Please DO NOT put in curbside bins. Stores in the Wenatchee Valley that accept them include:
- Safeway (East Wenatchee, Wenatchee & Chelan)
- Walmart (Wenatchee & Chelan)
- Grocery Outlet (East Wenatchee & Wenatchee)
- Fred Meyer
- Martin's Market in Cashmere.
Pictures below to help identify the right material to recycle.
Scrap Metal
- Recycling Centers
- Wenatchee Valley Salvage & Recycling - 509.886.7161 925 Urban Industrial Avenue East Wenatchee, WA Mon. - Fri. 8AM - 4PM; Sat. 8AM - 11:30AM
Sharps
"Sharps" such as needles or syringes can be taken to these drop-off sites listed below.
Accepted are residential sharps only, no other medical waste, and must be in approved "Sharps Waste Container" which may be purchased at a local pharmacy. A leak-proof, rigid, puncture-resistant plastic container such as a liquid detergent bottle can be used. Once full, reinforce the lid the heavy duty tape (duct tape), and label the container.
- East Wenatchee City Hall - 509.884.9515 - 741 9th St. E. Wenatchee, WA
- Recycling Centers - Call before driving to ensure they are open
- Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event - held by Douglas County Solid Waste. Next Event: April 15, 2023
- South Wenatchee Transfer Station 509.662.8885 1421 S. Wenatchee Ave
Additional Locations can be found at: www.safeneedledisposal.org
Pictures below to help identify Sharps and the approved Sharps Waste Containers.
Residents can take all kinds of Styrofoam and packaging material (#6 plastics) to:
- Dolco Packaging (Tekni Plex) @ 1000 S. Columbia St. in Wenatchee. Phone:509-663-8541 Food containers should be as clean as possible. They recycle locally what they can and ship the rest off to be recycled elsewhere. This is a free service to our community.
Packing peanuts, mail pillows and bubble wrap can also be recycled at these locations:
- Pak It Rite @ 36 N. Chelan Ave in Wenatchee Phone: 509-663-1072
- Mail It Your Way @ 595-3 Grant Road in East Wenatchee Phone: 509-888-9686
Majority of the packing peanuts are biodegradable corn or wheat starch, and will dissolve in water. Test to see if your will dissolve before recycling.
Pictures below to help identify the right material to be recycled.
Tin & Steel Cans
- Recycling Centers - Call before driving to ensure they are open
- Drop-off Recycling Trailers
- Wenatchee Valley Salvage & Recycling - 509.886.7161 295 Urban Industrial Drive East Wenatchee, WA Mon. - Fri. 8AM - 4PM; Sat. 8AM - 11:30AM
Cans need to be emptied and rinsed clean.
Pictures below to help identify the right material to recycle.
Tires
When disposing of tires at the Recycling Centers or Zacker Processing Center we ask that the tires be off rims and be limited to 10 tires per drop-off.
- Zacker Processing Center FREE FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDENTS 6114 Batterman Road, East Wenatchee - Phone 509.886.0899 Monday's & Thursday's 2pm - 4pm
- Recycling Centers - Call before driving to ensure they are open There will be a small handling charge for each tire and rim collected at the Community Recycling Centers. Contact your local City or Town Hall for specific information related to charges.
- Discount Tires 509.665.0759 - 1914 N Wenatchee Ave, Wenatchee, WA Mon. - Thurs. 8AM - 6PM; Sat. 8AM - 5PM There will be a small handling charge at Discount Tire in Wenatchee.
Vehicles
Please contact the below businesses for further information on recycling vehicles.
- E-Z Auto Wrecking
1855 Rock Island Road
East Wenatchee, WA 98802
Phone: 509-884-5000 - Wenatchee Valley Salvage and Recycling
295 Urban Industrial Avenue
Wenatchee, WA 98802
Phone: 509-886-7161
Waste Pesticides
For information on how to dispose of your unused pesticides, please contact the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA).