Recycling Centers in Redmond, Oregon

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BottleDrop Redemption Center

1204 SE Lake Rd Redmond OR 97756 USA

At the BottleDrop Redemption Center located at 1204 SE Lake Rd, Redmond, OR 97756, visitors can return up to 350 containers using high-quality reverse vending machines. Services offered include signing up for a new BottleDrop account, purchasing Green Bags for account use, and picking up Blue Bags. Green or Blue Bags can be dropped off between 6am and 10pm at the secure drop door, with container deposits added to the BottleDrop account at the kiosk. Visitors can withdraw cash from their BottleDrop account or redeem deposit slips for cash at the Pay Station. Additionally, funds from the BottleDrop account can be withdrawn, and a BottleDrop Plus credit voucher can be printed for use at nearby participating retailers. Operating hours are from 8am to 6pm daily, and more information can be found on the Customer Service page for any questions about the return process. Limited parking is available in Bend due to construction, and self-serve machines are temporarily unavailable in Eugene, with individual container counts being done by Stream Count at the Bulk Count station.

ContainersReverse Vending MachinesBottleDrop AccountGreen BagsBlue BagsSecure Drop DoorKioskPay StationBottleDrop Plus Credit Voucher

Deschutes County Solid Waste - Negus Transfer Station & Recycling Center

2400 NE Maple Ave Redmond OR 97756 USA

Knott Landfill and Negus Transfer Station are two waste disposal facilities in Deschutes County. Knott Landfill accepts household garbage, construction debris, asbestos, and contaminated soil with specific weight-based pricing. They also offer a $10 rebate for properly secured loads and accept various payment methods. Negus Transfer Station has similar waste acceptance policies but with additional restrictions on items like hazardous materials, liquids, manure, ashes, and asbestos. They also provide a $10 rebate for secured loads and accept multiple payment options. Both facilities emphasize the importance of covering and securing loads according to County Ordinance 13.36.040. Visitors should refer to the Deschutes Recycling Guide for more information on recycling materials and rates at Knott Landfill. Alfalfa, Northwest, and Southwest Transfer Stations have limitations on construction debris and specific waste items accepted, with similar load securing requirements and payment methods as the other facilities. Sod is only accepted at specific stations and can be brought to the Recycling Center at Knott Landfill for a fee. Larger amounts of construction debris are directed to the Knott Landfill Recycling and Transfer Facility in Bend.

Household GarbageConstruction DebrisAsbestosContaminated SoilSecured Loads RebatePayment OptionsHazardous Materials RejectedLiquids RejectedManure RejectedAshes RejectedCovering and Securing Loads RequirementRecycling GuideSod AcceptedConstruction Debris LimitationsLoad Securing RequirementsPayment MethodsTransfer Facility