Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Small community drop box serving Sultan and nearby residents for bringing household refuse and common curbside-type items. Locals use it for loads that don’t fit in the regular pickup or for sorting out recyclables and yard debris before disposal. The site sits off Cascade View Drive and is set up for quick drop-offs rather than long hauls.
Expect a drive-up entrance with a short lane and an attendant booth and a scale, as is common at county drop box sites, so be prepared to stop and follow directions from the attendant. The yard has open-top bins and compacting containers, with recycling and yard-waste areas usually separated from general trash. Vehicles typically pull up, dump into the appropriate container, then exit after passing the scale again if charges are by weight. On busy weekends the line can stretch a bit, so plan for a short wait during spring cleanup times.
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