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South County Recycling and Transfer Station

King County is completing a new recycling and transfer station north of the existing Algona facility, with public and commercial recycling, garbage transfer, household hazardous-waste disposal and administrative space.

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Sector
Waste, Recycling & Environmental Infrastructure
Location
35101 West Valley Highway South, Algona, Washington
Stage / status
Construction
Infrastructure Sector
Waste, Recycling & Environmental Infrastructure
Project Type
Recycling, solid-waste transfer and household hazardous-waste facility
Project Owner / Agency / Developer
King County Solid Waste Division
Project Stage
Construction
Construction Start
Construction began in spring 2023
Estimated Completion
Opening targeted as early as summer 2026; final work remains underway
Major Scope / Components
Build recycling drop-off areas, garbage transfer capacity, hazardous-waste disposal areas, an administrative office, road improvements, solar panels, rainwater capture and habitat enhancements.
Key Organizations Involved
King County Solid Waste Division; cities of Algona, Auburn, Pacific and Federal Way; Muckleshoot Indian Tribe
Major Milestones
2022-06 — Final design completed.
Spring 2023 — Construction began.
2026 — County reports final striping, signage and minor construction work in preparation for opening.
Recent Project Updates
2026-10-01 — King County’s current project page reports construction activity and temporary operating-hour changes at the existing Algona station while crews prepare the new facility for opening.
Workforce Requirements
Project includes apprenticeship, training and job-creation benefits described by King County.
Website / Procurement Portal
https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/dnrp/waste-services/garbage-recycling-compost/solid-waste-facilities/south-county-recycling-transfer-project
Last Updated
2026-10-01

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Published Oct 1, 2026 · Record edited Oct 1, 2026 · Sources last reviewed 2026-10-01

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