Flood Debris Disposal & Cleanup

Debris Disposal

14104 Ovenell Road, Mount Vernon

Skagit County households affected by recent flooding can begin to dispose of flood debris for free on Friday, December 19 at the Skagit County Recycling and Transfer Station.
For details regarding debris items accepted and hours of operation, visit them at this link: Free Flood Debris Disposal or contact them at 360-416-1570.

13084 Ball Road, Mount Vernon

For details, please contact Lautenbach Recycling at customerservice@lautenbachrecylcing.com or 360-757-4000.

50796 SR-20, Concrete

Sauk Transfer Station accepts small loads of flood related debris at no cost. Larger loads should be taken to the Skagit County Transfer Station at 14104 Ovenell Road in Mount Vernon.

Considering flood season is not yet over, we recommend hanging onto sandbags for possible use in the future.
For disposal of sandbags, first spread clean sand in your yard, blend into gardening soil, or save for use as ice control. Place empty sandbags in the trash or dry for storage and future use.
Clean sand can be brought to Skagit Soils (13260 Ball Road in Mount Vernon), as long as the sand has not been mixed with rocks or other dirt.
If bags appear contaminated, take full bags to the Skagit County Transfer Station located at 14104 Ovenell Road in Mount Vernon.

If you've experienced damage from the recent floods, CrisisCleanup.org may be able to assist. This service connects you with volunteers from local relief organizations, community groups, and faith-based partners who can help with cleanup efforts.
Their Washington Floods Hotline will remain open through Friday, January 2, 2026: 844-965-1386.
Please note that this service is unable to assist with social services such as food, clothing, shelter, and insurance claims.

DOH guidance on safely cleaning up after a flood event. Visit Flood Cleanup Tips for helpful guidance in protecting you & your loved ones from potential hazards.

updated 25-1222