WashingtonSnohomish County•Population: 24,084

North Lynnwood Trash Pickup Schedule

Serviced by Republic Services (West of Hwy 99) / Waste Management (East of Hwy 99)(Private)

Direct Helpline

425-778-0188

Need extra help?

Contact the municipality directly for specialized services and permits.

Official Support

Weekly Collection Schedule

Official municipal pickup timing for North Lynnwood

Trash Day

Trash is collected weekly, Monday through Friday, depending on your specific neighborhood route. Curbside service zones in the area are divided by Highway 99, with Republic Services managing west of Highway 99 and Waste Management serving east of Highway 99.

Recycling

Collected every other week on the same day as your regular trash service.

Yard Waste

Collected every other week (alternating weeks with recycling) on your regular service day.

Set Out Time

By 6:00 AM on collection day

NOTEEnsure cart lids are completely closed and place bins at least 3 feet apart and 3 feet away from parked vehicles and obstacles.

Utility Billing & Payments

Manage your local solid waste services

Curbside waste collection is provided by franchised haulers (Republic Services and Waste Management) and is billed directly every three months, separate from municipal water and sewer utilities.

Billing Cycle

Quarterly

Accepted Methods

Online, Auto-Pay, Mail, Phone

Pro Tip / Discount

Utility rate reductions and financial assistance are available for qualifying low-income senior citizens and individuals with disabilities through the City of Lynnwood and Snohomish County tax exemption programs.

Pay Bill Online

Grey or Black Bin (Trash)

All household garbage should be bagged to prevent litter and placed in the cart so the lid closes completely. Place at the curb by 7:00 a.m. with 3 feet of clearance.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Standard household garbage
  • ✓Non-recyclable plastics
  • ✓Styrofoam
  • ✓Dried latex paint cans
  • ✓Bagged pet waste

Blue Bin (Recycling)

Items must be placed loosely in the cart (never bagged). Materials must be Empty, Clean, and Dry. Remove all lids from glass jars and put the lids in the garbage.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Clean, unwaxed cardboard
  • ✓Mixed paper and mail
  • ✓Aluminum and tin cans
  • ✓Plastic bottles, jugs, and tubs
  • ✓Glass bottles and jars

Do NOT Include

  • ✕Plastic bags and film
  • ✕Styrofoam
  • ✕Food waste
  • ✕Hardback books
  • ✕Window glass and mirrors
  • ✕Electronics

Yard Waste Bin

Do not put plastic bags, rocks, dirt, or pet waste in the green yard waste cart. Extra debris can be bundled with twine or placed in heavy-duty kraft paper bags.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Grass clippings and weeds
  • ✓Leaves and branches
  • ✓Plant trimmings
  • ✓Untreated wood (varies by exact route)

Bulky Item Pickup

Appointment Required

Frequency

On demand (requires scheduling)

Placement

Place scheduled bulky items at the curb only on the morning of your confirmed special pickup date to avoid neighborhood code violations.

Accepted

  • ✓ Mattresses and box springs
  • ✓ Couches and furniture
  • ✓ Large household junk
  • ✓ Non-freon appliances

Not Accepted

  • ✕ Liquid hazardous waste
  • ✕ Chemicals and pesticides
  • ✕ Vehicle batteries
  • ✕ Tires
  • ✕ Wet paint

Extra fees apply for all bulky item collections. You must contact Republic Services at 425-778-0188 to request an exact quote and book your pickup.

Holiday Schedule

General Rule

If your collection day falls on or after an observed holiday, your collection will be delayed one day for the remainder of that week (e.g., Thursday customers picked up Friday).

Yard Waste Exception

Yard waste and recycling collections follow the exact same holiday delay schedule as the standard garbage routes.

Republic Services of Lynnwood only observes these four holidays. Your schedule will not change for Memorial Day or Labor Day.

Observed Holidays

New Year's Day4th of JulyThanksgiving DayChristmas Day

Seasonal Information

Winter

December to February

During Pacific Northwest snow and ice events, residential collection routes may be delayed. If your road is impassable, leave your carts out. Republic Services will collect them on the next safe service day.

Summer

July

Republic Services observes the 4th of July. If your scheduled garbage day falls on or after Independence Day during that week, your pickup will be delayed by one day.

Fall

October to November

Autumn brings heavy leaf drops across Snohomish County. Make sure branches are cut small enough so they don't wedge inside the yard waste cart, preventing it from emptying fully.

Local Tips & Community Info

Cash in Your Cans and Bottles Right Here in the Snohomish County Area!

Did you know you can turn those empty cans and bottles into a little extra cash? While North Lynnwood doesn't have a dedicated buyback center right in the immediate neighborhood, many places in the broader Snohomish County area accept them. You can often find redemption centers near grocery stores or dedicated recycling facilities. Check out the Washington State Department of Ecology's website for a full list of redemption centers in the area; just search for 'Washington bottle bill redemption centers.' It's a simple way to keep recyclables out of the landfill and put some money back in your pocket!

Give Your Gently Used Stuff a Second Life in North Lynnwood

Before you toss out items that are still perfectly good, think about giving them a new home! For clothing, furniture, household goods, and even building materials, there are some fantastic donation spots nearby. Consider the Edmonds Sno-Valley Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Everett. They accept a wide range of items and the proceeds help fund building projects. Also, check out local thrift stores like the Goodwill or Value Village locations in Lynnwood itself. Donating not only helps others but also keeps usable items out of the waste stream.

Keeping Our Neighborhoods Clean: Tackling Illegal Dumping in North Lynnwood

Nobody likes seeing trash dumped where it shouldn't be. While North Lynnwood doesn't have specific city-run hazardous waste collection days advertised year-round, Snohomish County often holds special collection events for things like electronics, paint, and chemicals. Keep an eye on the Snohomish County Solid Waste website for announcements about these events. If you happen to spot illegal dumping, it's important to report it. You can usually do this by contacting the Snohomish County Public Works department. They have a system in place to address these issues and help keep our community looking its best.

Drop-off Facilities

Southwest Recycling & Transfer Station (SWRTS)

21311 61st Pl W, Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043

Materials Accepted

Household garbageRecyclingYard wasteScrap metalAppliances
Check the Snohomish County Solid Waste website for current operating hours, fees, and seasonal restrictions.

Snohomish County Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off

3434 McDougall Ave, Everett, WA 98201

Materials Accepted

Oil-based paintsMotor oil and antifreezeHousehold chemicalsPesticidesFluorescent tubes and batteries
Wednesday - Saturday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM (Closed major holidays).

Frequently Asked Questions

Who provides garbage collection in North Lynnwood, WA?

Republic Services handles garbage and recycling for most of North Lynnwood (homes west of Highway 99, zip codes 98037/98087). Homes east of Highway 99 are typically serviced by Waste Management.

What holidays delay trash pickup in North Lynnwood?

Republic Services observes New Year's Day, the 4th of July, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. If your pickup day falls on or after the holiday, service slides to the next day.

How do I dispose of old paint in North Lynnwood?

Liquid paint cannot be thrown in the trash. Take it to the Snohomish County Hazardous Waste facility in Everett. However, fully dried and hardened latex paint cans can go in your regular garbage.

Can I put glass in my curbside recycling bin?

Yes, all colors of glass bottles and jars are accepted in the blue cart. They must be completely rinsed and dry, and you must remove the metal or plastic lids and throw those in the trash.