• Lake Forest Park Service Area
  • Residential Service
    • Garbage
      • What Goes in the Garbage Can?
      • Household Hazardous Wastes
    • Recycling
      • What Goes in the Recycling Cart?
      • Expanded Recycling Program
    • Yard Debris
      • What Goes in the Yard Debris Cart?
    • Billing & Service Information
  • Commercial Service
    • Billing
    • Garbage
      • What Goes in the Garbage?
      • Basic Garbage
        Information
    • Recycling
      • What Goes in the Recycling Container?
      • Basic Recycling Information
      • Where to Recycle Unusual Items
    • Landscape Debris
      • What is Commercial Landscape Debris?
    • Construction Debris
    • Hazardous Waste
    • Special Waste
    • Containers
  • Multi-Family
    • Garbage
      • What Goes in the Garbage Can?
      • Household Hazardous Waste
    • Recycling
      • What Goes in the Recycling Container?
    • Landscape Debris
      • What Goes in the Landscape Debris Container?
    • Containers
  • Multi-Family Service - Owner/Manager
    • Billing
    • Garbage
    • Household Hazardous Waste
    • Recycling
    • Landscape Debris
    • Containers

Allied Waste Services
The City of Lake Forest Park contracts with Allied Waste for the collection of multi-family residential garbage.

Service Problems?
Call 206-682-3037 or email us.

Prepare Your Garbage

1.	Use the garbage can or container located at your multi-family complex.
2.	Review the list of What Goes in the Garbage.

! Medical needles or "sharps" if placed in the garbage, must be contained in a rigid puncture-proof container less than 1-gallon in size. Empty 2-liter pop bottles or 1-gallon milk jugs are acceptable when capped, taped and labeled "Do Not Recycle."

• Check with your pharmacy or doctor for other disposal options.
• Check with www.sharpsinc.com for additional disposal options.
• Check out Seattle-King County Public Health site for more information.

Haul Garbage to the Transfer Station (the Dump)

• Items that won't fit into your garbage container may be hauled to one of the two local transfer stations operated by King County Solid Waste Division:
• Factoria Transfer Station, 13800 SE 32nd St., Bellevue
• Houghton Transfer Station, 11724 NE 6th St., Kirkland
• First Northeast, 2300 N. 165th St., Shoreline
  (Closed for remodeling until Spring 2008)
• Call 206-296-6542 for operating hours and directions