Garbage & Recycling

Garbage Fees

Garbage Fees

UPDATED JULY 2024

Garbage fees fund all programs offered by the Lane County Waste Management Division. NO INCOME OR PROPERTY TAXES are used to pay for these programs.


NOTE: There is a 10 cubic yd. limit on garbage dropoffs per day, per customer at all rural sites (excluding Glenwood).

Quantity

Rural Sites

Glenwood & Florence

Up to 1 cubic yard (cy) (202 gallons)

$14.00 (min. fee)

$14.00 (min. fee)

1+ to 3cys

$25.00

$105.62/ton

Each cy over 3

$13.00/cy

$105.62/ton

Construction & Demolition

$19.00/cy ($14.00 min. fee)

$105.62/ton

($14.00 min. fee)

Rubble, roofing, stumps, rock, dirt

$48.00/cy ($24.00 min. fee)

$105.62/ton

($14.00 min. fee)



Recycling Items with a Fee

Material Preparation for Recovered Items with a Fee

UPDATED JULY 2024

* Fees are subject to change without notice. For questions, contact (541) 682-4120.

Item

Notes

Costs

Appliances

Appliances containing refrigerant will be charged the appliance fee. The following appliances typically contain refrigerant: refrigerators, freezers, heat pumps, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, and water coolers. Reuse is best. For newer models, don't forget to check with reuse stores (i.e., Goodwill, St. Vincent de Paul, BRING, ReStore, etc.) before disposal. Note: St. Vincent de Paul is onsite at Glenwood Transfer Station. Appliances are accepted at all sites EXCEPT Sharps Creek.

$22.00/appliance

Wood Waste & Yard Debris

Acceptable wood/yard debris must be placed in the wood or yard debris recovery area and must be more than 50% of the load to qualify for this rate. Yard debris and wood waste rates apply to Cottage Grove, Glenwood & Florence transfer sites only. All other sites charge standard household garbage rates.

Cottage Grove volume fee: ♦Up to 3 cubic yards (cys): $19.00 (min. fee $10.00)
♦Over 3cys: $10.00 per additional cy over 3cy

Glenwood & Florence per ton fee: $94.02/ton ($10.00 min. fee)

Mattresses

Glenwood is only transfer station that recycles mattresses. All other stations dispose of as garbage.

Rural transfer stations: Standard volume charges (see household garbage volume rates). Max of 4 mattresses per day.

Florence: $14 per mattress or box spring unit. Max of 4 mattress/box spring units per day. Retail mattress store commercial loads of 5 or more units will be weighed at $262.33/ton ($70.00 min. fee).

Glenwood: $14 per mattress unit, up to 4 units. 5-plus units weighed at $262.33/ton ($70.00 min. fee). Max of 10 units per day.

Propane & Helium Tanks

Tanks larger than 5 gallons are not accepted at Lane County sites. Small disposable 16 oz. propane canisters may be recycled for free. Accepted at all sites EXCEPT Sharps Creek.

Up to 5 gallon capacity: $4.50/unit

Tires

Tires larger than 19.9" are not accepted at Lane County sites. If a customer places a tire in the disposal pit, the normal fee for the tire will be doubled plus any handling fees to retrieve the tire from the garbage.

Recovered tires will not be returned to the customer. No commercial quantities or heavy duty truck or off-road tires. Accepted at all sites EXCEPT Sharps Creek.


Less than 20-inch rim diameter: $4.00 (with wheel $5.00)


Want to know if something is recyclable at our transfer stations?

Use the Waste Wise search engine below, refer to our Glenwood Transfer News and Rural Transfer News publications, or see our Waste Wise Lane County Guide to Sustainability

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#1, #2 Plastics Accepted at Transfer Stations


Beginning June 1, 2022#1 and #2 bottles, jars and jugs (if larger than a tennis ball) can be recycled in curbside containers or taken to ANY Lane County transfer station. Be sure to check the shape and number. Items must be clean, dry, and larger than a tennis ball. Also, check with your local hauler to verify these new changes. Download a pamphlet for more information.

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