Banned from landfills

How to Dispose of Smartphone in Federal Way, WA

Washington bans covered electronics from the garbage, and E-Cycle Washington takes smartphone-type devices free at registered collection sites. Do not put screens in the cart or on the bulky pile. Wipe personal data first.

Category: ElectronicsSmartphone disposal near meFederal Way E-wasteCity program · King County — Hazardous Waste ProgramVerified 2026-08-13
StatusBanned from landfills
CurbsideDrop-off / special
Fee noteFree E-Cycle Washington drop-off for covered devices
PathwayE-Cycle Washington collection sites
Verified2026-08-13
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Curbside pickupNo / special call or drop-off required
Average tipping feeFree E-Cycle Washington drop-off for covered devices
Hazardous ratingMedium
Nearest facility typeE-Cycle Washington collection sites
Rule source levelcity
Last verified2026-08-13

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Cost?

Free for covered devices.

Garbage cart?

Banned.

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