Events

Hundreds show up on a hot day for handing off household toxins.

Held on Saturday, May 13 at the Transfer Station in White City, this was Rogue Disposal & Recycling’s 32nd year organizing and running the Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Event,

Rogue showcases waste-related career opportunities at two area-wide recruiting events

Two big job fair events were held in April — and the companies of Rogue Waste were on hand to speak to potential teammates.

Local event gave residents the chance to dispose of prescription drugs and safely destroy documents at no cost

We love a parade! Rogue Disposal & Recycling celebrates the community with entry in this year’s Pear Blossom Parade

Curbside in downtown Medford was the place to be on Saturday, April 8 when the 70th annual Pear Blossom Parade marched, walked, danced and drove through the heart of the city.

Medford shred event gives residents an opportunity to safely destroy documents

On Saturday, April 30, a team from Rogue Shred was on hand for Medford’s annual Drug Take-Back and Rogue Shred, hosted by the Medford Police Department.

Thanks to everyone who drove up and dropped off their household toxins!

The 2022 Household Hazardous Waste event was held in early May at the Transfer Station in White City. This was the annual event’s 31st year.

Rogue Waste, Inc. looks for future teammates at local workforce recruiting event

At this year’s Careers In Gear event Rogue Waste, Inc. had the opportunity to provide nearly 2,000 potential employees with career exploration and employment opportunities.

“Rigs Of The Rogue” is a big hit at this year's Jackson County Fair

“Rigs of the Rogue” showcased an eclectic display of the amazing variety of vehicles that are used, driven and loved right here in the Rogue Valley.

Thanks to everyone who drove up and dropped off their household toxins!

Our 30th annual Household Hazardous Waste event is in the books — and it was a huge success!

Community shred event helps residents securely shred personal documents

On Saturday, April 24, 632 vehicles passed through the event site in the Medford City Hall parking lot, with 372 of those vehicles dropping off bags of personal documents for shredding at no cost.