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What can I recycle in Issaquah?: A great guide is available on the Recology website. You can also drop off various “hard to recycle” items at the Recology store in Gilman Village including household batteries, small appliances, electronics, latex paint, Styrofoam and more.

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1. What is the best way to get around town without driving a car?: There are lots of options for leaving your car at home or taking a Salmon Friendly Trip! The Route 200 bus circles through town and is free to ride. Issaquah also has lots of walking and biking trails or you can find a carpool or vanpool match on RideshareOnline. You can learn more on our Salmon Friendly Trips website.

2. Who is my garbage service provider and how do I set up service?: Recology provides service for all of Issaquah. Call 425-837-1234 to set up service.

3. What can I recycle in Issaquah?: A great guide is available on the Recology website. You can also drop off various “hard to recycle” items at the Recology store in Gilman Village including household batteries, small appliances, electronics, latex paint, Styrofoam and more.

4. What can I put in my compost in Issaquah?: Compostable material includes food scraps and yard waste. A great guide is available on the Recology website.

5. I live in an apartment and we don’t have compost/yard waste service, can I take it somewhere?: At this time, there are no drop off locations for compost for residents that do not have service.