Find Cedarville Dump Hours and More

Are you a resident of Cedarville, WA, looking for information on the Cedarville dump hours and other related details? Look no further! This comprehensive guide will provide you with all the essential information you need to know about the Cedarville Drop Box Facility & Recycling Center.

Cedarville Dump Hours

The Cedarville Drop Box Facility & Recycling Center is open to Whatcom County residents for household garbage disposal and recycling. The hours of operation are:

• Saturdays: 9 AM – 5 PM

The facility is closed on most major holidays.

Location and Contact Information

The Cedarville Drop Box Facility & Recycling Center is located at:

3463 Cedarville Rd
Bellingham, WA 98226

Phone: (360) 734-3490

Accepted Materials

The Cedarville Drop Box Facility & Recycling Center accepts the following materials:

Garbage

• Household garbage

Recycling

• Antifreeze (no charge)
• Appliances (non-refrigerant)
• Batteries (vehicle, boat, SLA)
• Bottles, cans, and plastic containers
• Cardboard
• Lead foil and fish weights
• Motor oil (no charge)
• Oil filters (no charge)
• Paper (scrap paper, newspaper)
• Scrap metal

Not Accepted Materials

The Cedarville Drop Box Facility & Recycling Center does not accept the following materials:

Garbage

• Asbestos
• Ashes (hot)
• CFL/fluorescent lighting
• Chemicals
• Dead animals
• Explosives (including ammunition)
• Gasoline
• Hazardous, toxic, radioactive, or dangerous waste
• Paint (liquid)
• Pesticides, etc.
• Propane tanks

Recycling

• Ceramics
• Light bulbs
• License plates (certain types)
• Mirrors
• Wax-coated boxes
• Window glass
• Windshields

Rates

Contact the Cedarville Drop Box Facility & Recycling Center at (360) 734-3490 for current rates.

Additional Information

• Please check in at the scale house for a free estimate.
• Bag and seal all trash.
• Rinse and clean all recyclables before bringing them to the facility.
• Remove and recycle paper labels from tin cans.
• Remove metal handles from buckets.
• Flatten aluminum foil and plastic bottles.
• No cracked or leaking batteries.
• Vehicle and boat batteries (lead acid) should have their caps left on.
• Rechargeable batteries are not accepted. Contact Disposal of Toxics.
• Alkaline and carbon-zinc (household) batteries can be recycled at a retailer or disposed of as garbage.
• Contact Whatcom County Disposal of Toxics for CFL/fluorescent lighting disposal.