Recycling center in Eugene, OR

Lane County Waste Management

3100 E 17th Ave Eugene OR 97403 USA

4.4 (182 reviews)

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Lane County Waste Management recycling center in Eugene, OR - View of facility

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Materials accepted & services

transfer station household garbage appliance recycling tire recycling yard debris hazardous waste county-operated

Services offered

Garbage and waste disposal at transfer stations
Recycling drop-off
Appliance recycling
Tire recycling
Yard debris and wood waste recovery
Mattress recycling (Glenwood)
Propane tank and canister recycling
Household hazardous waste
Waste prevention and education

Areas served

Eugene, ORGlenwood, ORFlorence, ORCottage Grove, ORLane County, OR

Not accepted

RV refrigeratorsPropane or helium tanks larger than 5 gallonsTires larger than 20-inch rim diameterHeavy-duty truck or off-road tiresCommercial appliances or commercial-quantity tires

Frequently asked questions

Which transfer stations does Lane County operate?

Lane County runs the Glenwood Transfer Station plus stations in Florence, Cottage Grove, and several rural sites including Sharps Creek. Glenwood is the main facility near Eugene and has live traffic cameras you can check before you go.

What does it cost to drop off garbage?

As of the July 2025 to July 2026 fee schedule, the minimum fee is $15.00 for up to 1 cubic yard. Rural sites charge by volume (for example $27.00 for 1 to 3 cubic yards), while Glenwood and Florence charge by weight at $117.24 per ton. Garbage fees fund the division's programs; no income or property taxes are used.

Can I recycle appliances and tires?

Yes. Appliances are $22.00 each and must be empty with cords and refrigerants intact (do not cut cords or drain refrigerant). Tires 20 inches or smaller are $5.00 each ($6.00 with the wheel), with a limit of 10 per day. RV refrigerators and tanks or tires over the size limits are not accepted.

Are mattresses accepted for free?

Mattresses and box springs are free to recycle at the Glenwood Transfer Station (max 4 units per day). At all other transfer stations they are charged as garbage rather than recycled.

Reviews & pricing

Note: Prices are user-reported and subject to change. Contact the center directly for current rates.

Mike Flippin

3 years ago

Google review

Been here several times during the week I highly recommend avoiding the weekends unless you have an hour or so to dump. The weekends are much busier than weekdays. Make sure you get your discounts they do a pretty good job with them but it was super busy today (see pictures).

Dana Hibler

a month ago

Google review

Wonderful place to recycle almost everything. Courteous helpful employees.

Theo Glick

8 months ago

Google review

I love it when things work like they should. Today I disposed of old fluorescent bulbs used motor oil a dead LED TV and a couple of gallons of paint in various containers all with no red tape no appointment and zero hassles. The St Vinnies people took some usable building material and a good bed frame off my hands and kept them out of the dump. The rest of my pickup truck full of household waste went into the pit and it was all done in in this one place in 20 minutes for 13 bucks. Thanks for making this efficient and painless Lane County and partners!

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