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Voluntary Cleanup Program

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Stubblefield Salvage and Recycling, LLC has contracted Blue Mountain Environmental Consulting to assist and provide advice on the best path to reasonable and enviornmentally sound solutions for our scrap metal processing center in Walla Walla.

Horned Owl: Wildlife begins to return to Mill Creek-Myra Rd area.Horned Owl: Wildlife begins to return to Mill Creek-Myra Rd area.Simultaneously, we have applied to become a member of the Volunteer Cleanup Program with the State of Washington, Department of Ecology.  This week we were pleased to have our first site visit by the consulting team and have been contacted by State officials to arrange their site visit in the very near future.

Company County Compliance Plan

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Walla Walla Community Development
Code Compliance Plan

The Stubblefield Salvage and Recycling, LLC is taking bold steps to reorganize, cleanup and meet or exceed the expectations of local, state and federal agency inspector recommendations.  We are pleased by the support and collaboration of each individual and community member who is helping us meet these challenging initiatives.

The chart below lists specific tasks with dates and milestones, which we are committed to meet or beat.   . . . Read more about Company County Compliance Plan

Partnering with County Conservation

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Stubblefield Salvage and Recycling, LLC is partnering with Walla Walla Planning and Walla Walla County Conservation Service to plant the north perimeter of the salvage yard at 595 Offner Road with native trees and shrubs. This will increase the wildlife habitat area, enhance the improved nature trail along Mill Creek and create a natural barrier to soften the fence line.    

As a kid I use to fish for shiners and hunt for crawdads at the back end of our property. Bart Harvey and Jeff Kohler were my fishing and exploration buddies at Mill Creek.

We built forts in old abandoned car bodies and captured hundreds of water snakes as they hid under car hoods and big logs. Lots of the shiners came home to be placed in the large cattle watering trough.

  . . . Read more about Partnering with County Conservation

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