Oregon, Wisconsin

Recycling centers in Oregon

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Local recycling centers

1 location

Town of Oregon Refuse Center (TORC)

1067 Storytown Rd Oregon WI 53575 USA

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Town-only refuse center at 1067 Storytown Road, Oregon, WI 53575; proof of Town residency is required. The Town lists brush, used oil and metal as accepted and allows large items such as chairs, sofas, mattresses and tires for a fee. TVs, air conditioners, computers, dehumidifiers, refrigerators and microwaves require special disposal elsewhere; deer carcasses are not accepted. There are no Wednesday hours. For the current September schedule, the center is open Saturdays 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.; October hours extend to 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Check the Town page for seasonal and holiday changes before driving.

Municipal Refuse CenterResident-OnlyBrushUsed OilMetalBulky Items+2 more

Listed hours: Mon-Fri Closed · Sat 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM · Sun Closed

Accepts: Brush, Used oil, Metal, Chairs, sofas and mattresses for a fee, Tires for a fee

Services: Resident-only refuse drop-off · Brush, oil and metal collection · Fee-based bulky-item and tire disposal · Town garbage and recycling program information

Can anyone use TORC?

No. The Town says the refuse center is available only to Town of Oregon residents.

What are the hours in September and October?

The current page lists Saturday hours of 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. for May-September and 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. for October-November. It states there are no Wednesday hours.

Materials Accepted in Oregon

Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Oregon include Municipal Refuse Center, Resident-Only, Brush, Used Oil, Metal. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.

Recycling in Oregon, Wisconsin

The Village of Oregon contracts refuse and recycling to Pellitteri Waste Systems, and the charge lands on the village municipal services water bill rather than a separate hauler invoice. Both carts are collected every week, with the village split into four geographic collection areas. Cart discipline is the local rule that actually matters here: lids have to shut, and anything extra needs a prepaid clear bag.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who collects trash and recycling in the Village of Oregon?

Pellitteri Waste Systems, reachable at 608-257-4285, is the village's refuse and recycling provider. The charge appears on the Village of Oregon municipal services water bill, and the monthly rate fluctuates with the cost of diesel fuel.

What size carts does the Village of Oregon use?

The standard sizes are a 35-gallon dark brown trash cart and a 65-gallon blue recycling cart, and both are collected weekly. A larger trash cart carries an annual fee paid directly to Pellitteri, while a larger recycling cart has no annual fee. Changing cart size has a curbside exchange fee, listed at $27 in 2025.

What do I do with extra recycling or oversized cardboard?

Cut oversized cardboard down so it fits in the cart with the lid shut, or call Pellitteri in advance to schedule additional bags. Extra recycling must go in clear plastic bags no larger than 32 gallons and no heavier than 50 pounds, and there is a charge per bag. A bulk pickup option exists for excess cardboard. See our paper and cardboard guide.

Where should I place my cart in Oregon, Wisconsin?

At the street by 6:00 a.m. on your pickup day and no further than two feet from the street, on level ground, with the handles facing your house so the lid opens properly when it is dumped. Keep at least four feet between the cart and any obstacle, including utility poles, mailboxes, trees, parked cars, and your other cart. Remove the cart from the street the same day.

What is not allowed in the Oregon trash cart?

Only household trash belongs in the trash cart. Recyclables, brush and leaves, construction and demolition material, electronics, and hazardous materials all have to stay out and go through the appropriate program instead.

Recycling tips for Oregon

  • •Do not overload carts, because the lid has to close for the automated arm to empty them.
  • •Keep four feet of clearance around each cart, including from your other cart.
  • •Prepay for extra bags before collection day rather than stacking loose material at the curb.
  • •Call Pellitteri at 608-257-4285 about cart sizes, additional carts, or a temporary dumpster for a cleanout.
  • •Expect the monthly rate to move, since it is tied to the cost of diesel fuel.

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