Recycling center in Loon Lake, WA

Stevens County South Transfer Station

2902 S Geiger Blvd Spokane WA 99224 USA

4.2 (67 reviews)

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Stevens County South Transfer Station recycling center in Loon Lake, WA - View of facility

About this center

The South County / Loon Lake Transfer Station is part of the Stevens County Solid Waste system, serving residents in the southern end of the county. Garbage is charged at $98 per ton with a $10 minimum covering up to 190 pounds, and the county accepts cash and check only. Along with garbage drop-off, the county's solid waste program handles recycling, tire disposal, scrap metal (including periodic Free Metals Day events), household hazardous waste, and worn American flags. For questions, call Stevens County Solid Waste at 509-738-6106.

Materials accepted & services

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Services offered

Garbage drop-off and disposal
Recycling drop-off
Tire disposal
Scrap metal recycling
Household hazardous waste collection
American flag disposal

Areas served

Loon Lake, WASouth Stevens County, WAStevens County, WA

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to dump at the South County / Loon Lake Transfer Station?

The rate is $98 per ton, with a $10 minimum charge covering up to 190 pounds of waste.

What forms of payment are accepted?

Stevens County solid waste facilities take cash and check only.

What can I bring here?

Household garbage, recyclables, tires, scrap metal, household hazardous waste, and worn American flags. The county also holds Free Metals Day events when metal is accepted at no charge.

Who do I call with questions?

Stevens County Solid Waste can be reached at 509-738-6106.

Reviews & pricing

Note: Prices are user-reported and subject to change. Contact the center directly for current rates.

Ed B

7 months ago

Google review

The wait the days they are closed charging you for recycling ♻️ 😒 this is why more people have been dumping material and garbage in the woods and camp grounds. Garbage dumping is free in Idaho.

Keith Thayer (Keithan)

6 years ago

Google review

Okay so its usually okay when I go in there staff is usually prompt and fairly quick getting people through. Not today! a different older woman was working and was astoundingly slow. The line of cars was stretching out of the pull in and down the road by the time I got in. Just having people pull on to the scale and ask if they had wood or metal was taking 5-7 minutes per car and there would be long periods in between cars waiting for the light to turn green for the next car to pull up. So if you want to take literally an hour to sit in your car waiting in line this is the perfect spot if not use the extra gas and drive to the north transfer station

Randy Buzzi

7 years ago

Google review

Always friendly and well run. They keep it safe clean and the dumping fees are very reasonable. Great place to go if your dog tells you that you can drive it's truck if you'll take it to the dump with you (I wouldn't suggest letting the dog drive. Us locals are pretty much OK with it but it freaks out tha tourists. 😁)

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