• 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 & City of Lake Forest Park
Landscape Debris Collection Services

The City of Lake Forest Park contracts with Allied Waste for the collection of landscape debris. Landscape debris service is available for an additional fee. Please contact your property manager to find out if your multi-family complex has landscape debris service.

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

Prepare Your Landscape Debris

1.	Use the Landscape Debris Cart or Container for all your landscape debris.
2.	Review the list of What Goes in the Landscape Debris Container.

! Please do not put landscape debris in the garbage! It is unlawful to put landscape debris in the garbage. Garbage with landscape debris mixed in will not be collected.

! Remember - burning yard debris violates Puget Sound air quality standards.

 

Christmas Tree Collection

• To arrange for special collection of Christmas trees, call us at 206-682-3037
• Trees must be free of flocking, tinsel, ornaments and metal hangers, cut to 4' lengths and tied into bundles less than 2' wide. Use biodegradable string or twine - no nylon, plastic or other synthetic materials.
• Flocked trees are not recyclable and will not be accepted. Put flocked trees (cut into 4' lengths) in the garbage.

 

Haul Landscape Debris to the Transfer Station (the Dump)

• Landscape Debris can be hauled for recycling to the local transfer stations operated by King County Solid Waste Division:
• 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