Goodyear Auto Service Center Hilo 808.935.9756 UNVERIFIED If you are not purchasing new tires, for a fee you can take old tires for recycle or proper disposal at the following locations: Arizumi Tire Disposal Island Wide 808.443.3469 UNVERIFIED East Hawaiʻi You can turn in your old tires when purchasing new tires. Transfer Stations with Mixed Bins: CoH Recycling and Transfer Station Glenwood 808.961.8270 FREE CoH Recycling and Transfer Station Hawaiian Ocean View 808.961.8270 FREE CoH Recycling and Transfer Station Hāwī 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Hilo 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Honokaʻa 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Honomu 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Kailua-Kona 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Kalapana 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Keaʻau 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Keauhou 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Keʻei 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Laupāhoehoe 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Miloliʻi 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Paʻauilo 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Pāhala 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Pāhoa 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Pāpaʻikou 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Puakō 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Volcano 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Waiea 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Waimea 808.961.8270 FREE ĬoH Recycling and Transfer Station Waiʻōhinu 808.961.8270 FREE NOT ACCEPTED: any other paper, no plastics, no cans, no food or food-contaminated materials, HI-5, aluminum foil or pans. As of October 16, 2019, County only accepts flattened, unsoiled CORRUGATED cardboard and brown kraft paper (like grocery bags). Visit for scheduled hours of operation at facilities islandwide, and register online to receive notifications about service interruptions.Check County website for what is currently accepted in Mixed Bins for recycling. “I would like to thank the Office of the Mayor, the Department of Health, Department of Public Works, and the Department of Human Resources, and the hard-working Solid Waste Division staff that worked beyond expectations to continue the services by ‘holding the torch’ as others were out due to the unpredictable COVID 19 Delta variant.” “Once again, during these transfer station closures, people have shown the willingness to come together and work toward a solution,” said Ramzi Mansour, Director of the Department of Environmental Management. Breaking down silos was a focal point of our administration, and this is just one example of how collaboration between departments, across all sectors, can help us solve some of our toughest challenges.” “We understand the importance of ensuring reasonable and equitable access to our transfer stations and remain committed to doing whatever we can to preventing further closures to the best of our ability. “We’re proud to have found creative and out-of-the-box solutions to return vital services to our communities in the midst of the pandemic,” said Mayor Mitch Roth. Since August 31, COVID-19-related staffing issues have caused interruptions and reduced services at the Hawī and Keauhou facilities to Tuesdays and Thursdays, and the Hilo, Kea‘au, and Pahoa facilities to Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Returning to normal operating hours will be the Hawi, Keauhou, Hilo, Kea‘au, and Pahoa transfer stations. If all goes as planned, daily operations will resume on Monday, September 13. Hawaii County’s Solid Waste Division (SWD) and the Office of the Mayor announced Friday the return of five transfer stations to regular operating hours.
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