Columbia Resource Company – Washougal Transfer Station

Columbia Resource Company, Washougal Transfer Station is a waste management and transfer station service in Washougal, Washington, operating at 4020 Grant St. The facility serves residents and businesses in the local area with services including household hazardous waste disposal, e-waste handling, paper shredding, and general waste and recycling processing. It operates as a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) and transfer station, accepting a range of materials while adhering to Clark County contract regulations. The station is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with special hours for household hazardous waste on the first and third Saturdays of each month. It holds a 3.70 rating based on customer reviews.

The Washougal Transfer Station is part of Columbia Resource Company, a locally operated division within the Waste Connections network, which serves millions across the United States. The company emphasizes safe, reliable, and environmentally responsible waste services, supporting community sustainability through recycling, waste separation, and special waste disposal. It provides access to resources such as the Special Waste Application Form and offers educational outreach on proper disposal practices. The facility supports both residential and commercial clients, with services designed to meet regional needs and regulatory standards.

Located on Grant Street, the transfer station sits approximately 0.7 miles from the Southeast Lewis and Clark Highway and about 0.9 miles from Cottonwood Beach and Hamllik Park. It is also within a mile of Evergreen Way, Orchard Hills Fire Station 95, and Redtail Lake, placing it in close proximity to key local landmarks. The site’s accessibility to major roads and nearby natural features supports convenient access for residents and businesses throughout the Washougal area.

While no specific strengths are listed in the score_strengths field, the facility’s long-standing role in the region’s waste management infrastructure and its integration within a larger, nationally recognized network reflect its reliability and operational continuity. The station remains a key resource for responsible waste disposal in a community that values environmental stewardship and efficient public services.