Curbside Recycling Services
Ready to recycle your corrugated cardboard boxes, tin and aluminum cans, mixed waste paper, and #1 and #2 plastic bottles and jugs? With commingled household recycling from Rogue Disposal & Recycling, just toss the approved recyclables into your 65-gallon red-lid cart, roll it to the curb and we’ll take care of the rest. One cart, no need to sort. And recycling is included as part of your trash service.
Recycling Service at a Glance
Pickup Every-Other Week
Red-Lid 65-Gallon Roll Cart
Comes Standard with Trash Service
Corrugated Cardboard, Tin and Aluminum Cans, #1 and #2 Plastic Bottles and Jugs, Mixed Waste Paper
User Guide
Cart Pickup Schedule
Recycling is collected every-other week on the same day your garbage is collected. If you also have yard debris recycling (green lid roll cart), your commingled household recycling will be picked up on alternating weeks.
Recycling Basics
Because a robotic arm is used to empty your cart, there are a few key things to keep in mind to ensure collection.
- DO NOT bag your recyclables.
- Make sure the cart is level-full. Everything must fit completely inside the cart and the lid must be closed.
- Have your cart out by 6:30 am on your scheduled pickup day. Place the roll cart with the wheels flush against the sidewalk or shoulder — or up on the sidewalk if you have a bike lane — with the white arrows pointing toward the street.
- Make sure everything inside the roll cart is able to fall freely when the cart is emptied.
- Keep the cart 3’ from other carts and clear from obstructions — including 10’ away from trees, basketball hoops and power lines. Carts should be spaced at least 5’ away from cars.
If it’s not a yes, it’s a NO!
Keep it clean!
Rinse all milk jugs and food cans to keep the recyclable materials free from food contamination. Make sure the cardboard is clean, too.
Keep it loose!
Please do NOT bag your recyclables. Just toss them directly into the cart.
When in doubt, leave it out!
In order to keep the recycling stream free from contamination, a good rule of thumb for recycling is: when in doubt, leave it out.
Materials Accepted
Corrugated Cardboard
(the kind with the wavy center)
#1 and #2 Plastic Bottles and Jugs Only
(neck smaller than base, rinsed out, no lids)
Mixed Waste Paper
(junk mail, office paper, magazines, newspaper, cereal/cracker boxes, no plastic liners)
Tin and Aluminum Cans
(rinsed out, no lids)
Residential Recycling FAQs
What can I recycle at the curb in my red-lid recycling cart?
Click here for the current list.
What can I recycle at the curb in my red-lid recycling cart?
Click here for the current list.
Is this my recycling week or my yard debris week?
Enter your address here and get the full schedule.
Is this my recycling week or my yard debris week?
Enter your address here and get the full schedule.
My roll cart is damaged. How do I get it fixed?
If your roll cart is damaged or no longer usable, just give us a call at 541.779.4161, Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. You can also send us an email (be sure and include your full name and service address) or complete and submit this online form.
My roll cart is damaged. How do I get it fixed?
If your roll cart is damaged or no longer usable, just give us a call at 541.779.4161, Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. You can also send us an email (be sure and include your full name and service address) or complete and submit this online form.
How do I report a missed pickup?
To report a missed trash, recycling or yard debris pickup, please call 541.779.4161 or contact us and a customer service representative will be happy to help you. Phone hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
How do I report a missed pickup?
To report a missed trash, recycling or yard debris pickup, please call 541.779.4161 or contact us and a customer service representative will be happy to help you. Phone hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Can I pay my bill online?
Yes you can! You can make a one-time payment using a debit card or Visa, MasterCard or Discover card. Or you can sign up for autopay to have your Rogue Disposal & Recycling bill automatically paid — via debit, credit card or checking account.
Can I pay my bill online?
Yes you can! You can make a one-time payment using a debit card or Visa, MasterCard or Discover card. Or you can sign up for autopay to have your Rogue Disposal & Recycling bill automatically paid — via debit, credit card or checking account.
Can I make a payment over the phone?
Of course! Just call 541.779.4161 and a customer service representative will be happy to help you. Phone hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Can I make a payment over the phone?
Of course! Just call 541.779.4161 and a customer service representative will be happy to help you. Phone hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Are there any holidays that affect my trash and recycling pickup schedule?
Yes. Drivers have Christmas Day and New Year’s Day off to spend time with their families. These are the only two holidays that affect the regular schedule. In the fall of each year, you will receive information on upcoming holiday schedule changes.
Are there any holidays that affect my trash and recycling pickup schedule?
Yes. Drivers have Christmas Day and New Year’s Day off to spend time with their families. These are the only two holidays that affect the regular schedule. In the fall of each year, you will receive information on upcoming holiday schedule changes.
I just moved and I have a ton of cardboard boxes. Help!
No problem! You can recycle all your corrugated cardboard boxes — for no charge — at our Transfer Station. Click here for directions.
If you have curbside recycling with us, you can also break the cardboard boxes down and put them in your red-lid roll cart. Remember, the cart must be level-full, so the cardboard needs to fit inside. It also needs to be corrugated cardboard — the kind with the wavy center. If you have too many to fit into the cart, break them down so they’re no larger than 3’ x 3’, bundle them with string or twine, and set them next to your recycling cart at the curb. The driver will remove the bundles.
I just moved and I have a ton of cardboard boxes. Help!
No problem! You can recycle all your corrugated cardboard boxes — for no charge — at our Transfer Station. Click here for directions.
If you have curbside recycling with us, you can also break the cardboard boxes down and put them in your red-lid roll cart. Remember, the cart must be level-full, so the cardboard needs to fit inside. It also needs to be corrugated cardboard — the kind with the wavy center. If you have too many to fit into the cart, break them down so they’re no larger than 3’ x 3’, bundle them with string or twine, and set them next to your recycling cart at the curb. The driver will remove the bundles.
Can I recycle my Christmas tree?
Yes! If you already use our yard debris recycling service, just cut up the tree and put it in your roll cart to be composted. Please note we cannot take any trees that are flocked and all decorations and tinsel must be removed.
If you’d like our drivers to pick up your tree, you need to call our office to schedule the pickup and authorize the charge. To schedule a pickup, call 541.779.4161.
You can also drop off your Christmas tree at the Transfer Station. Just make sure there’s no flocking, no ornaments and no tinsel. As this is considered yard debris, the drop-off cost is $11.40.
And remember, the Boy Scouts and other community groups also offer tree collection and disposal.
Can I recycle my Christmas tree?
Yes! If you already use our yard debris recycling service, just cut up the tree and put it in your roll cart to be composted. Please note we cannot take any trees that are flocked and all decorations and tinsel must be removed.
If you’d like our drivers to pick up your tree, you need to call our office to schedule the pickup and authorize the charge. To schedule a pickup, call 541.779.4161.
You can also drop off your Christmas tree at the Transfer Station. Just make sure there’s no flocking, no ornaments and no tinsel. As this is considered yard debris, the drop-off cost is $11.40.
And remember, the Boy Scouts and other community groups also offer tree collection and disposal.
ADDITIONAL RESIDENTIAL SERVICES
Trash
Ready to start service? Have extra garbage this week? Need to switch roll cart sizes?
Yard Debris
Looking for an easy way to recycle grass clippings, floral trimmings, leaves and weeds?
Junk Removal:
At Your Service
Need help removing an old mattress, appliance, sofa or other heavy, oversized item? We can help.
Dumpster Rental
Temporary dumpster rental is a great way to tackle clean-up jobs. Choose from three sizes.
Tenant Services
Interested in services beyond what the landlord provides? Several options are available.
Medical Waste
We make it easy to safely dispose of medical waste — including sharps and hypodermic needles.
Confidential Shredding
Rogue Shred offers two great solutions for affordable personal document destruction.
Electronics Recycling
You can bring TVs, computers and other household electronics to the Transfer Station to be recycled.