Free Christmas Tree Recycling Is Now Open in Pasco

If you are looking for a place to recycle your living Christmas tree, Franklin County might have a solution for you.

Where can I get rid of my Christmas tree in the Tri-Cities?

Live Christmas trees can sometimes be a hassle to dispose of, but if you’re looking for a free solution that helps the environment, Franklin County has opened its free recycling center.

Where can I recycle my Christmas tree in the Tri-Cities?

If you have not used the service before, it is easy and free. Pasco Recreation Services released details about the recycling center.

Is there a free Christmas tree removal in the Tri-Cities?

Pasco Recreation Services posted these details about the free recycling center:

Franklin Co.’s Annual Solid Waste Tree Recycling is now open in Big Cross. Now you can start recycling your “ALIVE / DEAD” Christmas trees and other trees and branches of similar size.

Remember to remove all lights, decorations and anything else other than natural material. Trees will be cut down and used on the Big Cross trails and on the disc golf course.

** Look for the signs, on Rd. 36 just north of Argent **

If you’ve been looking for a free solution to get rid of your live Christmas, the Franklin County Recycling Center is now open.

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