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Electronics Recycling

The modern digital world has ushered in a variety of technologically advanced equipment, from state-of-the-art computer networks and comprehensive office phone systems to flat-screen TVs, complex copy machines and more. Yet with technology comes obsolescence – and a growing amount of electronic waste, also known as e-waste. The good news is that most electronic waste can be reused or broken down into its smaller components, with the materials recycled. That’s where Rogue Disposal & Recycling comes in. We offer a comprehensive electronics recycling program at our Transfer Station.

Electronics Recycling at a Glance

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  • Drop-Off at the Transfer Station
  • Computers, TVs and Desktop Printers
  • Keyboards and Mice
  • Up to Seven Workplace Electronics Per Visit at No Cost
  • Bulk Pickups Available

User Guide

Why Electronics Recycling?

Oregon Electronics Recycling Law

Oregon E-Cycles, established by Oregon’s Electronics Recycling Law, is a statewide program that provides free recycling of all brands of computers, monitors and TVs. Rogue Disposal & Recycling is an approved collector in this state program.

For more information about this DEQ program, click here.

Putting Covered Electronics In the Trash Is Illegal

Did you know that disposing of electronic items that are recyclable via the Oregon E-Cycles program is against the law? It is — and you could be fined. So don’t put any electronics that are recyclable in your trash container. Bring them to the Transfer Station where they can be recycled at no cost.

Before You Drop Off Your Computers

Erasing Your Hard Drives

Be sure to erase your hard drives before you bring your computers, laptops or tablets to the Transfer Station for recycling. Rogue Transfer & Recycling and Oregon E-Cycles assume no liability for personal or confidential information left on your computer. Reformatting your drive or deleting files does not destroy your data. Click here to learn how to safely eradicate the data on your hard drive before you recycle your computers.

Materials Accepted

Computer Monitors

Computer Peripherals: Keyboards, Mice

Computer Towers (with or without hard drives)

Desktop Computers

Laptop Computers & Tablets

Television Sets

Desktop Printers

Materials Not Accepted

No AC Units

No Small Household Appliances

No Coffee Makers

No Hair Dryers

No Vacuum Cleaners

No Microwaves

No VCR or DVD Players

No Scanners or Large Copiers

No Stereo Systems or Speakers

No Power Supplies

Commercial Electronics Waste FAQs

I heard electronics can contain hazardous or toxic materials, and that’s why they need to be recycled and not thrown away. Is this true?

Depending on the electronics, the inside could contain everything from arsenic, cadmium, cobalt and lead to mercury, lithium, selenium and chlorofluorocarbon — all highly dangerous if released into the environment. In fact, putting electronic in your trash is illegal in Oregon and you can be fined. So be sure and take advantage of electronic recycling at the transfer station.

I heard electronics can contain hazardous or toxic materials, and that’s why they need to be recycled and not thrown away. Is this true?

Depending on the electronics, the inside could contain everything from arsenic, cadmium, cobalt and lead to mercury, lithium, selenium and chlorofluorocarbon — all highly dangerous if released into the environment. In fact, putting electronic in your trash is illegal in Oregon and you can be fined. So be sure and take advantage of electronic recycling at the transfer station.

Is there a fee to drop-off my electronics for recycling?

No. You can bring up to seven household electronics at one time to the Transfer Station for recycling at no charge.

Is there a fee to drop-off my electronics for recycling?

No. You can bring up to seven household electronics at one time to the Transfer Station for recycling at no charge.

My office has dozens of obsolete computers, printers, monitors and copy machines to recycle. Can you come to my site for a pickup?

Yes we can! Charges will apply. Give us a call at 541.779.4161 and we’ll be happy to give you a quote.

My office has dozens of obsolete computers, printers, monitors and copy machines to recycle. Can you come to my site for a pickup?

Yes we can! Charges will apply. Give us a call at 541.779.4161 and we’ll be happy to give you a quote.

What are the materials in recycled electronics used for?

Many electronics contain precious metals, such as gold, silver, copper, platinum, zinc and palladium. Once recovered during the recycling process, they can be used to make jewelry, new electronics, automotive parts and more.

What are the materials in recycled electronics used for?

Many electronics contain precious metals, such as gold, silver, copper, platinum, zinc and palladium. Once recovered during the recycling process, they can be used to make jewelry, new electronics, automotive parts and more.

Do I need to erase the hard drive on my computer, laptop, or tablet before I bring it to the Transfer Station for recycling?

Yes! Rogue Transfer & Recycling and Oregon E-Cycles assume no liability for personal ro confidential information left on your computer. Reformatting your drive or deleting files does not destroy your data. Click here to learn how to safely eradicate the data on your hard drive before you recycle your computer.

Do I need to erase the hard drive on my computer, laptop, or tablet before I bring it to the Transfer Station for recycling?

Yes! Rogue Transfer & Recycling and Oregon E-Cycles assume no liability for personal ro confidential information left on your computer. Reformatting your drive or deleting files does not destroy your data. Click here to learn how to safely eradicate the data on your hard drive before you recycle your computer.

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