Toxics, air quality and solid waste
COVID-19 guidance for solid waste and biomedical waste handling
Solid waste and illegal dumping
Indoor air quality and mold prevention
Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
Secure Medicine Return
Return unwanted medications safely at a drop box near you
PUBLIC NOTICES
Public Health – Seattle & King County's Environmental Health Services Division has received a completed solid waste handling permit application for a pile used for storage or treatment from International Paper Kent.
Public Health – Seattle & King County's Environmental Health Services Division has received a Solid Waste Permit application for an Inert Waste Landfill Permit from Green Section 30, LLC.
Public Health – Seattle & King County's Environmental Health Services Division has received a completed solid waste handling permit application for a recycling and material recovery facility from Seadrunar Recycling. Seadrunar accepts cardboard, paper, aluminum, and plastic from commercial entities in the greater Seattle area.
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