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Olympic View Transfer Station - Bremerton, WA

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​Olympic View Transfer Station Scale House and Attendant's BoothOlympic View Transfer Station Scale House, attendant handing customer information

Address
9380 SW Barney White Road, Bremerton, WA 98312
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Hours

Open daily, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Holiday hours
Closed New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day. Closes at 3 p.m. Christmas Eve.

Weather-related closures

Weather and other conditions may affect hours and operations. Call the facility closure line 360.674.7065 or visit the inclement we​ather page for updates.
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Phone
360.337.5777

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Payment

Visa, MasterCard, cash, check with valid ID, or business account. Driver is responsible for payment at the time of service. Pay transfer station bill.

Vehicle limitations

Customers with dump vehicles may use the commercial entrance only if they wear hard hat and high-visibility shirt. Only one person outside of commercial vehicles at a time. Maximum load length for self-haul is 32 feet.

Unsecured loads

Customers who arrive with an unsecured vehicle load are charged a $10 unsecured load fee. Aviso en español.


Disposal and recycle​ fees

WA solid waste collection tax (3.6%) applied to waste transactions other than recyclable waste and unsecured/uncovered load fee.

Drive to scalehouse window to pay for the following:   

  • Minimum fee: $42, tax included
    Applies to all materials charged by weight. Up to 650 pounds. One ton equals 2,000 pounds.

  • Garbage, solid waste: $128.94 per ton, plus tax

  • Bulky waste: $249.96 per ton, plus tax
    Non-compactable waste as determined by operator (example: boats)

  • Appliances:  $29 each, recycled
     Air conditioners, dehumidifiers, dryers, dishwashers, heat pumps, ice machines, residential HVAC units, refrigerators, residential furnaces (without asbestos insulation), trash compactors, stoves, ovens, washers, water coolers, water softeners, water heaters, and well water pressure tanks. Must be empty. Customer must unload.  Commercial appliances not accepted.

  • Asbestos: $379.32 per ton, plus tax
    Appointment required. View requirements

  • Electronics: No charge, recycled. Limit ten per day per person.  
    Accepted electronics: TVs, computers, monitors, laptops, tablets, e-readers, portable DVD players.

  • Soil: $100.30 per ton plus tax
    Pre-approval required: WMSolutions.com

  • Sharps from households: No charge. Limit 3 containers per day. No commercial loads.
     Sharps must be placed inside FDA-approved sharps container (quart size preferred), or heavy-duty plastic container with screw cap (liquid detergent or bleach container). Only fill container to 3/4 full. Label container with "Sharps-Biohazard ". Notify staff that you have sharps for disposal when you arrive.

  • Tires - passenger: $14 each, recycled. Rims OK.

  • Tires - commercial: $17 ​each, recycled. ​Rims OK. No tractor tires.

  • Yard waste - weekends: $145.08 per ton, recycled. 
     Includes branches, leaves, grass, and trimmings. Recycled on weekends only. Branch size limit two feet diameter and four feet length. No noxious weeds or garbage.

  • Yard waste - weekdays: Disposed as solid waste. Noxious weeds and garbage OK.

  • Creosote-treated lumber: $119.60 per ton plus tax. 
    Pre-approval required: WMSolutions.com

  • Coal ash, dredge spoils: Contact facility for information. 
     Pre-approval required: WMSolutions.com

  • Unsecured/uncovered load fee: $10 per unsecured vehicle load.  
    Required by state and county law. Learn more about securing your load.

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Accepted items for recycling

Olympic View Transfer Station recycling drop off containers

Accepted for free at scalehouse window
      • TVs, computers, monitors, laptops, tablets, e-readers, portable DVD players. 
        Limit 10 per day, per person. This is a registered         E-Cycle Washington collection site.

Accepted for free in self-service recycle yard.

Items must be empty, clean and loose. Do not bag recyclables.
  • Plastic bottles, jugs, jars and dairy tubs (no lids)
  • Metal cans (no loose lids)
  • Glass bottles and jars (no lids)
  • Cardboard (flattened)
  • Paper (mail, magazines and catalogs, newspaper, office paper, phone books, paperboard boxes, etc.)
  • Scrap metal (must lift into container and contain no fluid, batteries, or vehicle parts)
  • Clothing and shoes (must be dry)
  • Cooking oil - before recycling, filter the oil at home to remove food scraps and solid fats. Place solid fats and food particles in the garbage

Paid recycling

 Drive to scalehouse window to pay for the following: 
  • Appliances                   
  • Tires                   
  • Clean yard debris (weekends only)                                                                    

Accepted household hazardous wastes

    Household hazardous waste drop off area

Accepted for free in self-service recycle yard
  • Antifreeze from personal vehicles - limit 5 ​gallons per day                      
  • Motor oil from personal vehicles - limit 5 gallons per day                                
  • Small household batteries (alkaline, button, rechargeable, and lithium)  
  • CFLs from households                        
  • Other mercury-containing lights smaller than 24 inches in length from households. Limit 15 per day. Keep dry. Do not tape.

Accepted for free at scalehouse window
  • Sharps from households. ​Limit 3 containers per day. 

Sharps must be placed inside FDA-approved sharps container (quart size preferred) or heavy-duty plastic container with screw cap (liquid detergent or bleach container). 

Only fill container to 3/4 full. Label container with "Sharps-Biohazard ". 

Notify staff that you have sharps for disposal when you arrive.  ​

No commercial hazardous waste loads accepted. Find business hazardous waste services.  

Not accepted materials

Items not accepted as general garbage include:

      • No lithium-ion or rechargeable

      • No flammable waste, including ammunition, flares, explosives, fuel

      • No hot or unsoaked fireworks, ash, briquettes, coal

      • No hazardous/dangerous waste

      • No household chemicals

      • No paint, stain, or solvents

      • No pressurized tanks, compressed gas cylinders, fire extinguishers

      • No TVs, computers, monitors, laptops, tablets, e-readers, portable DVD players

      • No large appliances (fridges, ovens, air conditioners, etc.)

      • No liquid or fluid

      • No sharps or needles

      • No medications ​

      • No vehicles, vehicle parts, motors, engine parts, trailers

      • No riding lawnmowers

      • No asphalt/concrete loads larger than 15 gallons

      • No asphalt/concrete pieces larger than basketball size

      • No boats over 20 feet

      • No tires

      • No biomedical or radioactive material

      • No sewage     

Items not accepted in the recycling/limited household hazardous waste program include:

      • No vehicle lead-acid batteries​

      • No commercial appliances

      • No commercial batteries

      • No commercial cooking oil

      • No commercial antifreeze or motor oil

      • No commercial sharps

      • No commercial mercury-containing lights

      • No mercury-containing lights over 24 inches in length

      • No tractor tires

Pre-approval is required for disposal of:

      • Asbestos ​and asbestos-containing material

      • Creosote-treated lumber

      • Soils

      • Large dead animals

      • Coal ash

      • Dredge spoils

This is not a complete list of restricted materials. Facility operator makes the final determination.

Search the Waste Wizard to find disposal options for items not accepted at this facility. This tool provides convenient information on recycling, reuse, and proper disposal  alternatives for materials not accepted at this facility.

Safety

      • Secure your load for safer roads. Learn how to secure your loads.  

      • No smoking, vaping or cell phone use

      • No children under 12 or pets out of vehicles

      • No scavenging of waste or recyclables

      • Facility has stairs to recycling containers​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

​​​Disposal and recycle fees

Fees effective January 1, 2026

Drive to scalehouse window.
WA solid waste collection tax (3.6%) applied to waste transactions other than recyclable waste and unsecured/uncovered load fee.                                                                 

  • Minimum fee: $42, tax included
    Applies to all materials charged by weight. Up to 650 pounds. One ton equals 2,000 pounds.                                              

  • Garbage, solid waste: $128.94 per ton, plus tax                                               

  • Bulky waste: $249.96 per ton, plus tax
    Non-compactable waste as determined by operator (example: boats)                                              

  • Appliances: $29 each, recycled
    Air conditioners, dehumidifiers, dryers, dishwashers, heat pumps, ice machines, residential HVAC units, refrigerators, residential furnaces (without asbestos insulation), trash compactors, stoves, ovens, washers, water coolers, water softeners, water heaters, and well water pressure tanks. Must be empty. Customer must unload. Commercial appliances not accepted.​                                             

  • Asbestos: $379.32 per ton, plus tax
    Appointment required. View requirements                                              

  • Electronics: No charge, recycled. Limit ten per day per person. 
    Accepted electronics: TVs, computers, monitors, laptops, tablets, e-readers, portable DVD players.                                            

  • Soil: $100.30 per ton plus tax​
    Pre-approval required: WMSolutions.com                                              

  • Sharps from households: No charge. Limit 3 containers per day. No commercial loads.
    Sharps must be placed inside FDA-approved sharps container (quart size preferred), or heavy-duty plastic container with screw cap (liquid detergent or bleach container). Only fill container to 3/4 full. Label container with "Sharps-Biohazard". Notify staff that you have sharps for disposal when you arrive.​                                                                   

  • Tires - passenger: $14 each, recycled. Rims OK.​                                                

  • Tires - commercial: $17 each, recycled. Rims OK. No tractor tires.                                               

  • Yard waste - weekends: $145.08 per ton, recycled. 
    Includes branches, leaves, grass, and trimmings. Recycled on weekends only. Branch size limit two feet diameter and four feet length. No noxious weeds or trash.​                                        

  • Yard waste - weekdays: Disposed as solid waste. Noxious weeds and trash OK.                                             

  • Creosote-treated lumber: $119.60 per ton plus tax. 
    Pre-approval required: ​WMSolutions.com                                             

  • Coal ash, dredge spoils: Contact facility for information. 
    Pre-approval required: WMSolutions.com                                             

  • Unsecured/uncovered load fee: $10 per unsecured vehicle load. 
    Required by state and county law. Learn more about securing your load.​​                                             

                

                              
Recycle
Olympic View Transfer Station recycling drop off containers

Accepted for free at scalehouse window

      • TVs, computers, monitors, laptops, tablets, e-readers, portable DVD players​. Limit 10 per day, per person. This is a registered E-Cycle Washington collection site.​
                                                 

Accepted for free in self-service recycle yard. Items must be empty, clean and loose. Do not bag recyclables.

      • Plastic bottles, jugs, jars and dairy tubs (no lids)                                         

      • Metal cans (no loose lids)                                                                                                  

      • Glass bottles and jars (no lids)                                      

      • Cardboard (flattened)                                      

      • Paper (mail, magazines and catalogs, newspaper, office paper, phone books, paperboard boxes, etc.)                                            

      • Scrap metal (must lift into container and contain no fluid, batteries, or vehicle parts)                                                                         

      • Clothing and shoes (must be dry)                                            

      • Cooking oil - before recycling, filter the oil at home to remove food scraps and solid fats. Place solid fats and food particles in the garbage                                         

Paid recycling

​Drive to scalehouse window to pay for the following:                                             

      • Appliances                                             

      • Tires                                             

      • Clean yard debris (weekends only)
                                                                                                       

                                                                                                  
​​Limited household hazardous wastes
Household hazardous waste drop off area

Accepted for free in self-service recycle yard

      • Antifreeze from personal vehicles - limit 5 gallons per day                                         

      • Motor oil from personal vehicles - limit 5 gallons per day                                                    

      • Small household batteries (alkaline, button, rechargeable, and lithium)                                         

      • CFLs from households                                            

      • Other mercury-containing lights smaller than 24 inches in length from households. Limit 15 per day. Keep dry. Do not tape.
                                                                              

Accepted for free at scalehouse window 

      • Sharps from households. Limit 3 containers per day. Sharps must be placed inside FDA-approved sharps container (quart size preferred) or heavy-duty plastic container with screw cap (liquid detergent or bleach container). Only fill container to 3/4 full. Label container with "Sharps-Biohazard". Notify staff that you have sharps for disposal when you arrive.​​​​  
                                              

                                            

​No commercial hazardous waste loads accepted. Find business hazardous waste services.                                                                         

                                                                               
​​Not accepted materials

 Items not accepted as general garbage include​:                                                        

      • ​No lithium-ion or rechargeable batteries                                                        

      • No flammable waste, including ammunition, flares, explosives, fuel                                     

      • No hot or unsoaked fireworks, ash, briquettes, coal​                                                        

      • ​No hazardous/dangerous waste                                                            

      • No household chemicals​                                                            

      • No paint, stain, or solvents                                     

      • No pressurized tanks, compressed gas cylinders, fire extinguishers                                     

      • No TVs, computers, monitors, laptops, tablets, e-readers, portable DVD players​                                         

      • No large appliances (fridges, ovens, air conditioners, etc.)                                                        

      • No liquid or fluid                                                        

      • No sharps or needles                                                        

      • No medications                                                        

      • No vehicles, vehicle parts, motors, engine parts, trailers                                                        

      • No riding lawnmowers                                                        

      • No asphalt/concrete loads larger than 15 gallons​                                                        

      • No asphalt/concrete pieces larger than basketball size                                                        

      • ​No boats over 20 feet                                                        

      • No tires​                                                            

      • No biomedical or radioactive material                                                        

      • No sewage                                                            

                                         

Items not accepted in the recycling/limited household hazardous waste program include:                                                        

      • No vehicle lead-acid batteries                                           

      • No commercial appliances                                           

      • No commercial batteries                                           

      • No commercial cooking oil                                           

      • No commercial antifreeze or motor oil                                           

      • No commercial sharps                                           

      • No commercial mercury-containing lights                                           

      • No mercury-containing lights over 24 inches in length                                           

      • No tractor tires                                           

Pre-approval is required for disposal of:                                           

      • A​sbestos and asbestos-containing material                                           

      • Creosote-treated lumber                                           

      • Soils      
                                             

      • Large dead animals                                           

      • Coal ash                                           

      • Dredge spoils                                           

This is not a complete list of restricted materials. Facility operator makes the​ final determination.​Search the Waste Wizard to find disposal options for items not accepted at this facility. This tool provides convenient information on recycling, reuse, and proper disposal alternatives for materials not accepted at this facility.
                                     

                                     
​​Safety

      • Secure your load for safer roads. Learn how to secure your loads.                                                  

      • No smoking, vaping or cell phone use                                                

      • No children under 12 or pets out of vehicles                                                  

      • No scavenging of waste or recyclables                                              

      • Facility has stairs to recycling containers
                                              

                                      

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