Come celebrate Earth month by properly disposing of your hard-to-recycle items! This is a joint event between the City of Sammamish and the City of Issaquah, hosted by Eastside Catholic School. 

Event Details

• No vehicles may enter after 3 p.m.
• Please pack your items so they can be removed quickly to accommodate for all vehicles.
• Items that have fees must be paid for in cash only. Be prepared to pay for these items at the event entrance and with exact change.

Accepted Materials

Tires

• Limit 6 passenger tires (18 inches and below) per household, free of charge.
• Additional tires
  • $3 each for off rim and $6 for all passenger tires on rims.
• Large truck tires
  • $15 each for off rim and $30 for truck tires on rims.
• No oversized tires will be accepted.
• All payments must be made in cash.

Electronic/Computer Equipment/TV Sets:

• DVD players, VCRs, stereo equipment, printers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, and cellular phones.
• Computers, computer monitors, laptops, mice, keyboards, tablets, and e-readers.
• TV sets encased in plastic, wood console, sets encased in wood, and big screen TVs accepted.
• $5 cash only charge for each printer and copier.
• Please remember to remove all personal information from electronic devices prior to collection.
• For free regular collection of computer, monitors, and televisions please visit EcycleWA.org.

Lead Acid Batteries

• Car, truck, marine, motorcycle, and sealed lead acid batteries  accepted.

Alkaline Batteries

• AAAA, AAA, AA, A, B, C, and D cell alkaline batteries accepted.
• No rechargeable, cell phone, nicad, or lithium-ion (like tool or vape) batteries.
• Please visit batterynetwork.org for more battery recycling options.

Rain Barrel, Compost, and Worm Bin Sale ($30 each, cash only)

• Rain Barrels: Rain barrels capture water from a roof and hold it for later use such as on lawns, gardens, or indoor plants. This conserves water, saves money, and reduces water runoff.
• Compost Bins: Backyard compost bins allow you to easily turn food and yard waste into nutrient-rich soil or mulch that can be used in home gardens or lawns.
• Worm Bins: Also referred to as vermicomposting, worm bins are another way to turn household food waste into compost. These bins are simple to assemble and can be stored in or outside. Items made from recycled plastic.
• All items for sale at $30 and can only be purchased with cash. Please provide exact change.
• Items are made from recycled plastic and are limited in supply.