Screenshot from King County website Design rendering of new Algona transfer station. Valley Highway S., just north of the present one, will. County officials say the future station at 35101 W. More information on the Algona Transfer Station Replacement Project. The state-of-the-art facility in Algona is expected to open in 2026. The original estimate for King County’s new recycling and transfer station called for it to begin operations in 2023 as the replacement for the aging, outmoded 56-year-old facility in Algona. Jackson Street, Suite 701, Seattle, WA 98104-3855, Attn: Eric Richardt, Project Manager.
Written comments can also be sent to: King County Solid Waste Division, 201 S. In response to community interest about the project, the Solid Waste Division extended the scoping comment period for the project a second time to April 5.Citizens wishing to submit a comment, please use the online comment form. S., Algona 98001, is also included in the EIS. The three potential sites are located at:Ī “No Action” Alternative, which would retain the current Algona Transfer Station at 35315 West Valley Hwy. The scope of the EIS identifies three potential sites as “Action Alternatives” for the location of a new recycling and transfer station. The King County Solid Waste Division will prepare an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for this project. The new station would be located in or near the same communities that are served by the current Algona station - Algona, Auburn, Federal Way and Pacific. The King County Solid Waste Division’s project team has undertaken a comprehensive search for sites on which to build a new facility that would replace the current Algona Station.
With final design nearly complete, we invite you to join us at the virtual public meeting to learn more about design features and services, ask questions, and share your feedback.
Valley Highway S., just north of the existing Algona Transfer Station. Distributed in the community interest for King County Solid Waste DivisionĪ regional, multi-year planning effort by the King County Solid Waste Division led to the decision to replace the Algona Transfer Station with a new recycling and transfer station in the south King County area. The new station will be located at 35101 W.
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