Yacolt Town Clean-Up Event Saturday, April 25th 9am-2pm (or until the dumpsters are full) at the Railroad Gravel Parking Lot
Prices: small (car-size) loads - $25; pickup loads - $35; trailer loads - $45 +Extra $5 for non-residents. Vouchers may be purchased at Town Hall M-F 9am-5pm through April 24th. On the day of the event, vouchers may be purchased at the Town Hall parking lot starting at 8:30am. Please note: on the day of the event, we will only be able to accept cash or checks - no bank cards.
What we can and cannot take:
Accepted types of Garbage – Yard and bulky items, sinks, lamps, fixtures, old toys, patio furniture, tools and hardware, clothing, dishes
NOT Accepted – Household and food waste, commercial garbage, household hazardous waste (see below), batteries, ammunition or other explosives, bio waste/sharps
Accepted Metal – Barbecues, pots/pans, scrap metal, water heaters, wheels, washers/dryers, stoves, metal sinks, etc.; items must be MOSTLY metal
Not Accepted – Refrigerators and freezers (items that use freon), propane tanks, car bodies, trailers, metals with grease
Tires – Must NOT be mounted on rims!
Lumber and Woody Debris – Clean wood, planks, boards, stumps, logs, tree branches, scrap lumber. Must be cut into sections 4 ft. long or less.
Not Accepted – Painted or stained/treated wood, wood with nails or other fasteners/hardware (these would go into the regular garbage drop box, not back with the Woody Debris), grass clippings, leaves
Please Note: Household Hazardous Waste may be dropped off at Yacolt Primary School from 9 a.m. through 1 p.m. on the same day as our Town Clean-Up event. They will take items such as paints and solvents, adhesives, anti-freeze, motor oils, gas and diesel, fluorescent tubes and ballasts, herbicides/pesticides, fertilizers, mercury items, batteries, fire extinguishers, pool chemicals, cleaners
They CANNOT take: Ammunition, asbestos, roofing, insulation, certain wiring and building materials, biological waste/sharps, commercial waste, containers over 5 gallons, EV batteries, explosives/flares, and smoke detectors
