Called a community treasure by the City of Issaquah, the AtWork! Recycle Center provides a free community drop off site for your recyclable products. For your convenience, our center is the areas only 24-hour/seven-days-a-week drop-off facility for recyclable items. Our experienced crew sorts commodities for shipment and re-sale, and always looks for innovative ways to recycle. Our recycling center is another example of AtWork!’s mission: providing valuable community and environmental services while employing individuals with disabilities.
Accepted at the Recycle Center:
cardboard, white office paper, plastic, glass bottles, metal cans, newspapers, magazines, and aluminum beverage cans.
We encourage you to learn more about recycling by visiting the King County Solid Waste website for more information on ways you can reduce, reuse, and recycle!
Directions to the Recycling Center
I-90 E Route
···I-90 E
···Take exit 17 for Front St 0.3 mi
···Merge onto Front St N 246 ft
···Turn right toward NW Gilman Blvd 115 ft
···Turn right at NW Gilman Blvd 0.1 mi
···Turn Left at 7th Ave NW
Alternate Route
···I-90 E
···Take exit 15 for WA-900 W/17th Ave NW toward Lk. Sammamish State Park/Renton 0.4 mi
···Turn right at 17th Ave NW/Renton-Issaquah Rd SE/WA-900 0.1 mi
···Turn left at NW Gilman Blvd 0.8 mi
···Turn right at 7th Ave NW 0.3 mi
WA-900 Route
···Renton-Issaquah Rd SE/WA-900 3.7 mi
···Turn right at NW Gilman Blvd 0.8 mi
···Turn right at 7th Ave NW 0.2 mi
Issaquah Hobart Rd Route
···Head north on Issaquah Hobart Rd SE toward SE 104th St 0.6 mi
···Continue on Front St S 1.0 mi
···Turn left at SW Newport Way 1.0 mi
···Turn right at NW Juniper St 0.1 mi
···Turn left at 7th Ave NW 492 ft
Called a community treasure by the City of Issaquah, the AtWork! Recycle Center provides a free community drop off site for your recyclable products. For your convenience, our center is the areas only 24-hour/seven-days-a-week drop-off facility for recyclable items. Our experienced crew sorts commodities for shipment and re-sale, and always looks for innovative ways to recycle. Our recycling center is another example of AtWork!’s mission: providing valuable community and environmental services while employing individuals with disabilities.
cardboard, white office paper, plastic, glass bottles, metal cans, newspapers, magazines, and aluminum beverage cans.
···I-90 E 
