West Yellowstone Compost Facility
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Permanent Staff |
, Manager - 406.646.9298 | Address | 263 Ecology Lane, (PO Box 226)
West Yellowstone ,MT 59758 | Office Tel | 406.646.9298 | Office Fax | 406.646.9301 | Scale Tel | 406.646.9383 | Hours & Rates | SUMMER (MAY 1 - OCT 31)
M-F, 8:00am - 4:00pm.
Sat, 9:00am - 1:00pm.
Closed Sunday and Holidays
WINTER (NOV 1 - APR 30)
MW, 12:00pm - 4:00pm.
Sat, 9:00am - 1:00pm.
Closed TuThFSu and Holidays
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MATERIAL ACCEPTED & RATES:
$5 minimum charge
Cash and checks accepted
Regular Household waste: $125.95/ton, $0.063/lb
Clean wood (dimensional or limbs): $65.00/ton, $0.0325/lb
Manure and hay: $0.03/lb
Refrigerators, freezers, etc: $125.95/ton, $0.063/lb
Freon removal: $45/appliance
PROHIBITED MATERIALS:
Fill material (concrete, bricks, dirt)
Liquid wastes
Toxic waste
Animal carcasses
Pressurized tanks
Large iron items, such as engine blocks, etc. |
Additional Links:
West Yellowstone Hebgen Basin Solid Waste District Board Member | Contact Number |
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Gordon Berger | (406) 646-9476 | Brad Loomis | (406) 646-9674 | Clyde Seely | (406) 646-7764 |
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The West Yellowstone/Hebgen Basin area of Montana is a place like no other. Bordering the incredible Yellowstone National Park to the east, and surrounded by spectacular mountain ranges in all other directions, the area is a paradise for anyone who enjoys outdoor activities.
There are two annual peak visitor seasons in the region. During the summer months, the area’s population increases dramatically when up to 3 million tourists visit Yellowstone National Park. In addition, each year thousands of hikers, bikers, campers, fishermen, etc. use the local forests and waterways. Winter brings the snowmobile and cross-country ski crowds to West Yellowstone.
The region’s remote location and dramatic peaks in population has made waste disposal a challenge. The West Yellowstone/Hebgen Basin Solid Waste District Board administers waste collection and disposal in the area, which includes the waste generated in Yellowstone National Park. The District Board is appointed by the Gallatin County Commission.
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