Countywide Recycling Interest survey
Countywide Recycling Interest survey
Skagit County Solid Waste is taking the first steps to explore the possibility of expanding curbside recycling service across unincorporated Skagit County. This survey is intended to gauge the interest of Skagit County residents in expanding curbside recycling service.
Curbside recycling is currently only available in unincorporated Skagit County WEST of Highway 9. The population density in this area makes the collection of recyclable materials economically feasible. However, increasing growth in the eastern portion of the County may make it possible to expand the service area. Drop-off recycling is available and free at the Skagit County Transfer and Recycling State, Clear Lake Compactor Site, and Sauk Transfer Station.
(required) Where do you live?
Don't know if you live inside city or town boundaries? Visit Skagit County iMap to find out.
(required) What type of home do you live in?
How do you currently dispose of your household garbage?
How do you currently dispose of your household recycling?
Curbside Recycling
In this section, we want to gather your feedback on countywide curbside recycling. If you aren't sure where curbside recycling is offered, please refer to the coverage map.
Curbside recycling is currently only available in unincorporated Skagit County WEST of Highway 9. The population density in this area makes the collection of recyclable materials economically feasible. However, increasing growth in the eastern portion of the County may make it possible to expand the service area.
If you DO NOT use curbside recycling for your household recycling, why not?
If you live in an area that DOES NOT CURRENTLY offer curbside recycling, would you like to have it?
If you live in an area that DOES NOT CURRENTLY have curbside recycling, would you pay more to have curbside recycling services?
If you would pay more for curbside recycling, how much more per month (in addition to garbage service) would you be willing to pay?
Currently, curbside recycling is ONLY available west of Highway 9 in unincorporated Skagit County. The cost is $9.65 per month for every-other-week service.
How important is it for all Skagit County residents to have curbside recycling?
Would you support MANDATORY curbside recycling service being added to curbside garbage service?
(For example, if you signed up for curbside garbage service, you would ALSO be required to have curbside recycling.)