Newsroom Pay Your Bill Contact Us About Us Permits & Development For Business & Industry For Residents Home / For Residents / For Residents Utility Billing Community Resources How to Dispose Leaf Disposal Household Hazardous Waste Unused/Expired Medications RV Waste Pool & Hot Tub Water Street Sweeping Report a Problem How to Dispose Proper disposal of household hazardous waste, leaves and grass clippings is vital to protecting our environment. When it rains, many of these items become part of stormwater runoff that can clog storm drains or contaminate the nearest stream harming fish and other living things. Follow our guidelines below on how and where to properly dispose of your household hazardous waste, yard debris and fall leaves. Learn where the nearest RV dump station is located. In the fall, be sure to check out our convenient leaf drop-off calendars. Learn more about your home recycling options at Washington County Recycling. You can also report storm drain dumping to us. Leaf Disposal Unused/Expired Drug Disposal Freeze the Grease Pool & Hot Tub Water Household Hazardous Waste RV Waste Can the Wipes Do the Doody The Tualatin River is 80 miles long. THE TUALATIN RIVER SIGN UP FOR OUR MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Receive news on what we are doing in the community and our innovative solutions to continue on providing clean water. Enhancing the environment and quality of life in the Tualatin River Watershed through visionary and collaborative management of water resources in partnership with others. POPULAR LINKS Bid Opportunities Careers Education Maps & Data Documents & Forms Pay Your Bill Report a Problem Records Request Newsroom Contact Us NEWS STREAM Tweets by @CleanWaterNews © 2016 Clean Water Services | Privacy Policy