Rocky Top Environmental
Yakima, WA
Formerly Anderson Rock & Demolition Pits
A Full-Service Recycling & Disposal Site Serving the Yakima Valley & Broader Pacific Northwest
Operations and services on site include:
- Yakima community recycling drop-off: A free public recycling drop-off site for local residents.
- Material recovery and diversion: Our facility sorts and processes construction, demolition, and landclearing materials and similar recyclables to reduce landfill waste.
- Container rentals: Container rental and hauling services throughout Yakima County and surrounding areas for construction, demolition, and landclearing debris and other similar recyclables accepted at our material recovery facility.
- Yakima limited purpose landfill services: The only lined landfill in Yakima County, compliant with Washington Administrative Code 173-350.
- On-site aggregate services for public and local infrastructure services
Timeline
Contact Information
- 509-965-3621
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41 Rocky Top Road
Yakima, WA 98908 -
Monday – Friday: 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Acceptable Materials
- Cardboard
- Metals
- Aluminum
Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)
- Construction, demolition, and land-clearing debris (CDL)
- Cured concrete
- Asphaltic pavement
- Metal
- Wood waste
Limited Purpose Landfill (LPL)
- Construction, demolition, and land-clearing debris (CDL)
- Cured concrete
- Asphaltic materials (more than 5 years old)
- Brick and masonry
- Ceramic materials
- Glass (agriculturally or industrially segregated, or CDL generated)
- Stainless steel
- Metal (roofing/fencing/piping/appliances)
- Aluminum (agriculturally or industrially segregated, or CDL generated)
- Hydrated lime
- Gypsum, scrap drywall
- Dirt and rock
- Plastic/PVC (agriculturally or industrially segregated, or CDL generated)
- Carpet/Padding
- Fiberglass Insulation
- Furniture
- Bathtubs/Sinks/Toilets
- Wiring
- Windows/Doors
- Cardboard (agriculturally or industrially segregated, or CDL generated)
- Wood waste
- Dredge spoils
- Ash (other than special incinerator ash)
Prohibited Materials
- Household waste (municipal solid waste)
- Grass clippings
- Petroleum contaminated soil
- Used fuel/oil tanks
- EWaste
- Liquids, items containing liquid and saturated material
- Gas-filled containers (e.g., propane)
- Hazardous materials or anything containing hazardous materials. We do not accept any materials that are regulated by state or federal environmental or hazardous substance laws.
- Tires
- Uncertified demolition waste
- Biomedical Waste
- Asbestos or materials that are suspected of containing asbestos
- Lead Paint
- Fluorescent light bulbs
- Batteries
- Burned Materials
- Any other materials that present a risk to our employees, our equipment or our facility, as determined by the Site Supervisor in his or her sole discretion.
NOTICE: ILLEGAL DUMPING OR DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES IS A CRIMINAL ACT THAT MAY CARRY SEVERE PENALTIES INCLUDING JAIL.
FAQ
General Information
What services does the DTG Rocky Top Environmental location provide?
DTG’s Rocky Top Environmental is a full-service recycling and disposal site serving the Yakima Valley and broader Pacific Northwest. Our operations include:
- Yakima community recycling drop-off: A free public recycling drop-off site for local residents.
- Material recovery and diversion: Our facility sorts and processes construction, demolition, and landclearing materials and similar recyclables to reduce landfill waste.
- Container rentals: Container rental and hauling services throughout Yakima County and surrounding areas for construction, demolition, and landclearing debris and other similar recyclables accepted at our material recovery facility.
- Yakima limited purpose landfill services: The only lined landfill in Yakima County, compliant with Washington Administrative Code 173-350.
- Aggregate supply: Providing essential materials for local infrastructure projects.
Where can I find a recycling drop-off in the Yakima Valley?
Our Yakima community recycling drop-off is located just off of Summitview Road and is open to the public, providing a free and convenient way to recycle common materials.
What materials can be recycled at the material recovery facility?
We accept a variety of construction, demolition, and landclearing materials to divert:
- Wood
- Metal
- Cardboard
- Concrete
- Asphalt
Other recyclable materials commonly used in commercial and industrial projects may be diverted based on available markets.
What makes DTG’s landfill different?
The DTG Rocky Top Environmental operates the only lined landfill in Yakima County, designed to responsibly manage waste and protect the environment. Our limited-purpose landfill (LPL) features a composite high-density polyethylene (HDPE) liner over a geosynthetic clay liner and other protective layers to prevent contamination.
Environmental Management
How does DTG monitor potential landfill environmental impacts?
We prioritize environmental responsibility through:
- Leachate management: Our landfill features an industry standard liner system and a leachate collection system, directing waste liquids to an evaporation pond.
- Landfill gas monitoring: Quarterly testing at 15 onsite locations and at the property line demonstrating compliance with regulations.
- Groundwater protection: We maintain 9 monitoring wells to test and report groundwater conditions quarterly to state and county regulators.
- Stormwater control: Monthly testing and reporting to the Washington State Department of Ecology to maintain water quality compliance.
The site is operated in an environmentally responsible manner with strict reporting requirements as mandated by Yakima County Public Services, Yakima Health District, Washington State Department of Ecology, and Yakima Regional Clean Air Agency.
Community Involvement
How does DTG support the Yakima community?
DTG Recycling is committed to supporting local businesses and organizations. Our operations create jobs for over 40 local staff members and partner with businesses such as:
- Christensen
- Morton Supply
- Commercial Tire
- Cintas
- Vic’s Auto and Supply
- And many more
We also contribute to local nonprofits and recreational projects, supporting organizations like:
- Cowiche Canyon Conservancy
- William O. Douglas Trail Foundation
- West Valley Little League
- Yakima Greenway Foundation
Our land use agreements with conservation groups provide essential parking and access to Yakima’s recreational trail systems.
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