Recycling center in Woodburn, OR

Woodburn Refuse Disposal Site

17827 Whitney Ln NE Woodburn OR 97071 USA

4.5 (103 reviews)

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Woodburn Refuse Disposal Site recycling center in Woodburn, OR - View of facility

About this center

The North Marion Recycling & Transfer Station, at 17827 Whitney Lane NE in Woodburn, is a Marion County public disposal site open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. It takes residential and commercial garbage, yard waste, tires, and appliances for a fee, and offers free drop-off recycling for electronics, glass, batteries, paint, scrap metal, paper and cardboard, used motor oil, and plastic bottles and jugs. As of January 1, 2025 the site is hand-unload only and no longer accepts tip loads. Garbage collected here is hauled to Re:Source in Brooks, sorted for recoverable material, and the remainder sent to a landfill.

Materials accepted & services

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Services offered

Garbage and demolition material disposal (by weight)
Yard waste disposal
Free recycling drop-off
Free electronics recycling (up to 7 items per customer per day)
Paint recycling via PaintCare Program
Used motor oil collection (residential)
Appliance disposal and refrigerant removal
Tire disposal
Hand-unload disposal (no tip loads)

Areas served

Woodburn, ORNorth Marion County, ORMarion County, OR

Not accepted

Hazardous wasteExplosivesPathological and biological wasteRadioactive materialsSewage sludgeAnimal remains greater than 60 poundsCesspool and other human wasteSyringes, needles and sharpsLiquid wasteContainers of oilClosed barrels, tanks, or containersRailroad ties, telephone poles, and other creosote-treated woodUnbagged insulation in pieces 1 square foot or lessTip loads (no longer accepted as of Jan 1, 2025)Tires greater than 26" rimLarge timbers, stumps, and dirt (in yard waste)

Frequently asked questions

What can I recycle here for free?

Free drop-off recycling includes electronics (up to 7 computers/TVs/monitors/laptops per customer per day), container glass, household and wet cell vehicle batteries, paint (PaintCare Program, up to 10 gallons), scrap metal that is at least 90% metal, mixed paper and cardboard, used motor oil (residential, up to 5 gallons), and plastic bottles and jugs.

What are the hours?

The station is open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., except on certain holidays.

How much does garbage disposal cost and how can I pay?

Garbage is $130.00 per ton with a $30.00 minimum charge. Clean yard waste is $80.00 per ton with a $20.00 minimum. Appliances are $5.00 each, or $25.00 each if designed to contain refrigerant. Payment is accepted by cash, personal check, or Visa/Mastercard debit and credit; photo ID is required for checks and card payments. American Express and Discover are not accepted.

Does the site accept tip loads?

No. As of January 1, 2025, the North Marion Transfer Station no longer accepts tip loads. Disposal is hand-unload only. Tip loads must go to Re:Source or the Salem-Keizer Recycling and Transfer Station for mixed loads, or to Bark Boys, Highway Fuel, or Willamette Landscape Supply for yard debris only.

Reviews & pricing

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

Tom Chereck Jr

3 years ago

Google review

No wait. I went to Marion County waste disposal in Salem. See picture. There was a 20+ vehicle line before opening see picture. So I decided to try heading to North Marion County Refuse disposal in Woodburn. See comparative pictures. You'll never have to wait along side the road in Woodburn since driveway to facility half a mile long. You know Woodburn outlet mall road along East of mall leads to entry? Just North of there on Cosby if mall open take hwy 219 West and take first North road to Cosby. Save time and be safe.

Natalie Arlint

a month ago

Google review

It's a very clean dump. Never too busy. Very affordable.

Juan Dominguez

3 months ago

Google review

They are really nice and helpful all the time I like this place

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