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         Document Destruction Service

       As of January 2008, we now accept sensitive documents for shredding.  This Document Destruction Service costs us 25 cents a pound of paper.  Please remove all non-paper objects like plastic, metal, rubber, etc. 

     
You may call for an appointment to bring in your sensitive papers or we will always take them Mondays through Thursdays from Noon to 4:00 pm. 

     
We store the papers in locked secured containers until a document shredding vehicle from Lewis Clark Recyclers stops by and shreds the paper.
      We now accept your household batteries at our recycling center free of charge.  Drop off your standard and your rechargeable batteries anytime.  Please separate out any rechargeable batteries from the standard alkaline batteries.  You may also put in your "button batteries" and your "9-volt transistor" batteries in the standard battery bin.    Thanks! (3/1/06)
    
We are now accepting electronic waste for responsible recycling/disposal.  Please contact us before bringing your electronic waste to our office.  There is a fee for electronic waste recycling/disposal.  Computer Monitors (with cathode ray tubes) are $15 a piece; all other electronic waste is 50 cents a pound.  The Pullman utility tax also applies to electronic waste. (7/30/2004)
        Pullman Disposal is now paying 40 cents per pound for aluminum cans.  Wednesdays from 4pm to 5pm and Saturdays from 11am to 2pm. 
     Stop wasting your time writing checks!  Make your life less stressful and more enjoyable.  Sign up for our our auto pay system.  Using the ACH system, we would automatically draft your checking account on about the 15th of each month.   Call us for more information.
     
March 1st, 2000

Thank You Pullmanites!  $5000 given to the Needy.

It is wonderful to see all the donations being made to the Round Up to Help Out program. The funds are used to help people with low incomes. You have generously donated an incredible $5000 since the program began in July of 1998. Pullman Disposal Service turns these funds over to the Community Action Center so they can disburse to those in need.

If you need some financial assistance to pay your bill, contact the Community Action Center. They are there to help.

Once again we want to thank you for thinking of others by donating to this fund. There are many people who benefit greatly because of you.

 

 

Come join the fun at SWAC.  The Solid Waste Advisory Committee is always looking for residents interested in solid waste matters.  We meet only 6 times a year, so it's not a major time commitment.  Contact Amy at Whitman County Public Works (397-6206) if you would like to join our small cadre of solid waste advisors.