Cheney Recycling Center

8716 N Greene Ln Spokane WA 99217 USA

4.8 (16 reviews)

Cheney Recycling Center recycling center in Cheney, WA - View of facility

About This Center

Cheney Recycling Center offers recycling services to City of Cheney residents, accepting materials such as aluminum, household and automobile batteries, cardboard, motor oil, various paper products, plastic products (HDPE and PETE), and tin. However, they do not accept glass, household hazardous waste, paint, styrofoam, or holiday wrapping paper. Cheney is part of the Spokane County Regional Solid Waste System, providing benefits like free recycling drop off and hazardous waste disposal at designated locations. Residents who can't visit the Cheney Recycling Center during regular hours are encouraged to utilize these alternative drop off sites. For more details on the benefits of the Spokane County Regional Solid Waste System, visitors can click on the provided link.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

AluminumHousehold and Automobile BatteriesCardboardMotor OilVarious Paper ProductsPlastic Products (HDPE and PETE)TinGlassHousehold Hazardous WastePaintStyrofoamHoliday Wrapping PaperDrop-off Services

Featured Reviews

Autrey Jeske

Autrey Jeske (5/5 stars, 5 months ago): Kind staff and easy to use. Glad we have a recycling center in town!

Bruce Kessler

Bruce Kessler (5/5 stars, 5 years ago): Always clean and organized. Friendly staff and they often jump right in to assist unloading your stuff. Driveway can get a little congested at busy times and the drive is narrow for two vehicles. But it's great to have covered unloading. I wish they still took glass but I understand there is no market. Spokane Waste to Energy still takes glass. Oh... drop off or pick up used egg cartons here and bring your old batteries. Don't know about car batteries though. They have doggy treats too!

Molly Kennington

Molly Kennington (4/5 stars, 4 years ago): Clean and efficient friendly staff a fun local spot to run into neighbors known or not : ). As well run as big city programs (I’m a big city refugee). Unofficially there’s a corner to leave unneeded better clean household goods etc. (no clothing or furniture) for neighbors’ use—keep it local! You can leave clean intact moving boxes (instead of putting in the crusher) for reuse by neighbors. And dog treats! Sadly glass isn’t accepted due to lack of available cost-effective processing (thus one star short of 5). 👍👍