Recycling centers in Moscow

Formerly Latah Sanitation, Inland North Waste hauls waste from 3299 ID-8 in Moscow, Idaho. Curbside routes cover the City of Moscow, Nez Perce County, and the City of Peck. A solid waste processing facility takes drop-offs from City of Moscow and Latah County residents and businesses. A household hazardous waste guide is published with the City of Moscow. Roll-off boxes run from 8 to 30 cubic yards, with specialty units for demolition and heavy debris. Septic work covers pumping, inspections, baffle replacement, grease-trap cleaning, and vault-toilet pumping. Portable toilets and 6-foot chain-link fence panels are rented for worksites and events. The territory is North and Central Idaho and Eastern Washington. Moscow Recycling is a separate desk at 401 Jackson Street.

The Moscow Recycling Center, built and owned by the City of Moscow Sanitation Fund, has been in operation since 1994. Located at 401 North Jackson Street, the facility spans 72,900 square feet, with a 13,225 square foot building serving as a redemption center for the public, as well as a processing, baling, and warehousing facility. The center features office space, a meeting area, an education and library section for tours, recycling and yard waste drop-off areas, and large truck scales. Operated by the City of Moscow franchisee, Inland North Waste Moscow Recycling, in a public-private partnership, the center accepts over 30 commodities and caters to Moscow and all Latah County residents. Specific operational hours are detailed for office visits, buy-back services, and large volume drop-offs, with the recycling drop-off and yard waste areas accessible 24 hours a day.