Transfer Station Hours
Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
Closed Sunday.

Along with a state-of-the-art Transfer Station for waste materials, the site also features one of Oregon’s largest public recycling drop-off centers — with covered space for a full range of recyclable materials.

The busiest times are from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day.

The Transfer Station will close at noon on *July 4th, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. The Transfer Station will be closed all day on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.






Using the Transfer Station
When you turn off Table Rock Road, follow the blue arrows to the Pay Station. From there, the blue arrows will lead you to the Transfer Station building.

Once you’re inside the building, you will be directed to back your vehicle into one of many slots. Then empty your materials onto the floor, hop back in your vehicle and away you go. It’s that easy.

Transfer Station prices
Solid waste charges at the Transfer Station are determined by yardage. The following is a list of current charges:
• Minimum Charge:
$16.50 for a minimum load of 1-1/2 yards of loose waste.
• Additional Loose Waste: $11.00 per cubic yard
• Compacted Waste: $25.50 per cubic yard
Certain items—such as tires and appliances—are charged per piece. For current pricing, as well as information on alternative recycling options, please call 779-4161.
Get your Rates and Information flyer here

What not to bring to the Transfer Station
The Transfer Station cannot accept hazardous waste, asbestos, medical waste, automobiles, contaminated soil, dead animals or any type of liquids. If you’re not sure about something you need to dispose of, give us a call at 779-4161 before you make the trip. Rogue Disposal & Recycling holds an annual hazardous waste drop-off event each spring. Information on this event will be mailed to all Rogue Disposal & Recycling customers ahead of time. Also, be sure and look for information announcing this event in your bill, in the local paper and on Rogue Disposal & Recycling trucks.

Special needs
Customers with 10 yards or more of construction/demolition or other special waste (such as asbestos, contaminated soil, etc.) may be directed to the Dry Creek Landfill. The landfill manager will decide this on a case by case basis and arrangements must be made in advance. Most commercial customers (as well as all residential customers) will use the Transfer Station.

How to use the Recycling Center
When you turn off Table Rock Road, follow the green arrows to the Recycling Center. Once there, you will see clearly marked areas for each type of recyclable material.

Recycling Center hours
The Recycling Center is open the same hours as the transfer station. The Recycling Center will close at noon on July 4th, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. The Recycling Center will be closed all day on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

Recycling Center prices
Most acceptable recyclable materials can be dropped off free of charge, with the exception of appliances, propane tanks, tires and electronic waste.

What to bring to the Recycling Center
We accept a wide variety of items at the Recycling Center. The following is a list of the materials we accept for recycling. Once at the Recycling Center, please be sure to put only the listed materials in the designated areas. Certian items can be commingled and other items need be go in the designated bins. Things like Glass jars go in the area marked “Glass Jars” and so on. Use this detailed list to help you presort and prepare your recyclables.

Aluminum

Rinse and flatten beverage cans, pie pans, TV dinner trays and foil.

Appliances

Appliances are accepted for a fee. Call for current prices and information on other recycling alternatives.

Batteries

Lead Acid car and truck batteries are acceptable for recycling. Household and non-automotive batteries will not be accepted.

Brown Paper Bags
Brown paper bags can be recycled with corrugated cardboard.
 
Corrugated Cardboard
Cardboard must be clean and flattened. Remove any styrofoam and other packingmaterial. No cement bags or dog-food sacks. These items will not be accepted.

Electronic Waste  see our E-Waste information page
Computer monitors, towers and televisions are accepted at no charge. Other electronics are accepted for recycling, but fees may apply. Call us today for a complete list of what is accepted and current pricing.

Fluorescent Tubes
The law requires fluorescent tubes from businesses be recycled and not thrown in the trash. Residential customers have been exempt, but beginning May 7, 2009, Rogue has decided that all fluorescent tubes from both business and residential customers be recycled. Why? Mercury containing tubes, once broken can release possible hazardous materials and we do not want to expose our employees or customers. A normal straight tube costs .25 cents per foot to recycle. Click here for a complete price list.

Glass Jars and Bottles
Please wash out and remove all lids, caps and stoppers. No window glass, light bulbs, fluorescent bulbs, drinking glasses, vases, china, Pyrex or opaque glass. These items will not be accepted.

High Grade Paper
Acceptable types of high grade paper include white bond paper, white bleached ledger paper and white computer printout paper with either a green or blue bar. White envelopes with windows can also be recycled. Staples may be left on the above types of paper. We do not accept neon or brightly colored paper, goldenrod or darker colored paper, crayon coloring, carbon paper or construction paper.

Magazines and Catalogs
We accept any magazines or catalogs printed on glossy paper and less than 1/2” thick. Magazines can be loose or in brown paper bags. It’s OK to leave the mailing labels on. We cannot accept books.

Mixed Waste Paper (scrap paper)
We accept brochures, copy paper, fax paper, greeting cards, junk mail, computer paper, cereal & cracker boxes (remove plastic liners), envelopes (including envelopes with windows), construction paper, paper egg cartons, pizza boxes (no food), paper bags, wrapping paper (no foil or plastic), shredded paper (strips only) beverage cases & carriers, shoe boxes and file folders.   Please no foil paper, pet food bags, paper cups or plates, juice cartons or pouches, frozen food boxes or tissue paper. These items will not be accepted. This list is not all inclusive, just common types of scrap paper and common contaminates.

Motor Oil
Place engine oil only into an unbreakable container with a tight-fitting screw cap. A cleaned-out bleach bottle or milk jug makes an ideal used motor oil container. Maximum container size is 1 gallon and the container will not be returned. A maximum of ten 1 gallon containers can be dropped off per visit. Motor oil mixed with anti-freeze, water or gas will not be accepted. Containers that leak or have loose lids will not be accepted.

Newspaper
We accept newspaper and newspaper inserts. Please flatten. No rolled or wadded newsprint.


Plastic Bottles
Clean plastic bottles with necks smaller than the base are OK. Look for recycling numbers 1 through 7 in any color. Remove caps and rings. No plastic bags, plastic tubs or their lids, used oil containers, used antifreeze containers and any plastics other than plastic bottles. These items will not be accepted.

Plastic Jugs
Plastic jugs made from cloudy translucent, non-colored HDPE #2 only will be accepted. This typically includes milk, juice and water jugs. Rinse each jug thoroughly and remove the lid.



Phone Books
We accept all types of phone books. This includes white pages, yellow pages and mixed white/yellow pages.


Tin
Tin cans may also be recycled. To find out if a can is made of tin, hold a magnet next to it. If the magnet sticks, the can is probably made of tin. Cans must be clean. It’s OK to leave the labels on.


Tires
Automobile, truck and equipment tires are all accepted for a fee. For current pricing, please call 779-4161.


Yard Debris
Acceptable yard debris includes grass clippings, leaves, weeds, plant prunings, brush, woody material and tree branches up to 4 ” in diameter and 48” long. No dirt, sod, rock, mixed loads, plastic bags or trash of  any kind. A simple rule of thumb: If it grows, it goes.
There is a no charge for Yard debris recycling.