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City collection A sofa, chair or rollaway bed is on the transfer station price list at ten dollars and seventy five cents each, and a household that would rather not haul it can call Recology for the Wednesday bulky item collection or use the spring bulky item disposal event. $10.75 each sofa, chair or rollaway bed at the Valley View Transfer Station. Valley View Transfer Station, 3000 N Valley View Road, Ashland, open Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM and closed Sunday.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are accepted free at the transfer station, up to five a day, and bedding can also move through the Wednesday call-in bulky item collection or the spring bulky item disposal event. No charge. Free at the Valley View Transfer Station, 3000 N Valley View Road, Ashland, with a maximum of five mattresses or box springs a day.
City collection Appliances are priced by whether they have a motor, with refrigerators carrying their own higher fee and water heaters listed separately. From $23.2 each appliance without a motor at the Valley View Transfer Station, with an appliance with a motor at $38.55, a refrigerator at $49.30 and a water heater at $23.20. Valley View Transfer Station, 3000 N Valley View Road, Ashland, open Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM and closed Sunday.
City collection Recology Ashland provides curbside collection of trash, recycling and green waste for residential customers, with different trash roll cart sizes and glass kept in its own bin. The operator publishes no residential monthly rate on the retained pages and the city page routes residents to the operator, so confirm the cart size and the monthly charge with Recology Ashland at 541.482.1471.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Ashland runs residential collection through Recology Ashland, which picks up trash, recycling and green waste at the curb and also operates the Valley View Transfer Station on North Valley View Road. Large items have two published routes: a household can call Recology for a bulky item collection that runs on Wednesdays with fees applying, or put the piece out for the hauler's bulky item disposal event, which is typically held in the spring, and the transfer station takes drop-offs in the meantime. The station charges by volume with a minimum charge up to a yard and a half, and it publishes an item list that makes mattresses and box springs free up to five a day, a sofa, chair or rollaway bed ten dollars and seventy five cents, an appliance twenty three dollars and twenty cents without a motor or thirty eight dollars and fifty five cents with one, a refrigerator forty nine dollars and thirty cents, and construction and inert material ninety two dollars and ninety cents a yard. Electronics come in free under Oregon E-Cycles at seven items a day, while the station is allowed to take only a short list of hazardous material, so paint goes back to a PaintCare retailer, medications go to a police station drop box, and most other chemicals wait for the annual county events. The city also runs two free green debris days each spring with the fire department and Recology.
Recology Ashland provides curbside collection of trash, recycling and green waste for residential customers, with different trash roll cart sizes and glass kept in its own bin.
City cost & eligibility
The operator publishes no residential monthly rate on the retained pages and the city page routes residents to the operator, so confirm the cart size and the monthly charge with Recology Ashland at 541.482.1471.
When & how
On the residential collection day for the address, with collection that falls on or after Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day delayed by one day. Snow may also disrupt the timing.
Get it ready
Keep recyclables loose, clean and dry, put glass in its own 20-gallon bin, and leave the spacing the brochure shows between the glass, blue, green and trash containers so the truck can reach each one. Reserve a debris box, in 10 or 25 cubic yard sizes, for a renovation or another large volume job instead of overloading the carts.
Large loads can go to the Valley View Transfer Station, which prices by volume with a minimum charge up to a yard and a half and then a lower rate for each additional yard, or a household can call Recology for a bulky item collection that runs on Wednesdays with fees applying, or use the hauler's bulky item disposal event that is typically held in the spring.
City cost & eligibility
From $25.45 for the minimum charge for a load up to 1.5 yards, with a loose rate of $16.90 for every yard after that and a compacted rate of $38.90 a yard. Valley View Transfer Station, 3000 N Valley View Road, Ashland, open Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM and closed Sunday. Rates are effective 8/1/2025 and payment is by Visa, MasterCard, Discover, check or cash.
When & how
The transfer station is open Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM, closed Sunday and on the 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day, with a 2 PM close on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. A call-in bulky item collection is scheduled with Recology and runs on Wednesdays only, and the bulky item disposal event is a set date, typically in the spring.
Get it ready
Sort the load before arrival so each material is charged at its own rate: scrap metal, cardboard, glass bottles and jars, mixed household recyclables and used motor oil are free, while soil, concrete and rock cost far more than ordinary trash and green debris is charged separately. The station cannot accept asbestos, and material suspected of containing it needs a valid certificate from a certified testing agency.
A sofa, chair or rollaway bed is on the transfer station price list at ten dollars and seventy five cents each, and a household that would rather not haul it can call Recology for the Wednesday bulky item collection or use the spring bulky item disposal event.
City cost & eligibility
$10.75 each sofa, chair or rollaway bed at the Valley View Transfer Station. Valley View Transfer Station, 3000 N Valley View Road, Ashland, open Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM and closed Sunday.
When & how
Drop the piece at the transfer station any open day, Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM, or arrange the Wednesday call-in bulky item collection with Recology.
Get it ready
Bring the piece whole so it can be charged as a single listed item rather than as loose volume, and note that the station asks customers to check with staff before arriving if the load is unusual. A piece that is still usable can be donated instead of hauled.
Mattresses and box springs are accepted free at the transfer station, up to five a day, and bedding can also move through the Wednesday call-in bulky item collection or the spring bulky item disposal event.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free at the Valley View Transfer Station, 3000 N Valley View Road, Ashland, with a maximum of five mattresses or box springs a day.
When & how
Drop the bedding at the transfer station any open day, Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM, closed Sunday and the listed holidays, or arrange the Wednesday call-in bulky item collection with Recology.
Get it ready
Keep the bedding dry and bring no more than five pieces in a day, because that is the published daily maximum. The brochure lists mattresses in the no-fee column alongside recyclables, scrap metal, glass bottles, electronics and motor oil.
Appliances are priced by whether they have a motor, with refrigerators carrying their own higher fee and water heaters listed separately.
City cost & eligibility
From $23.2 each appliance without a motor at the Valley View Transfer Station, with an appliance with a motor at $38.55, a refrigerator at $49.30 and a water heater at $23.20. Valley View Transfer Station, 3000 N Valley View Road, Ashland, open Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM and closed Sunday.
When & how
Any open day, Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and keep the doors secured so it can be handled, and separate a refrigerator from the other appliances because it carries its own higher listed fee. The station also lists pressurized tanks, cylinders, empty fire extinguishers and antifreeze separately, so keep those out of the appliance load.
Electronics come in free at the transfer station under Oregon E-Cycles, at seven items a day.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free under the Oregon E-Cycles program through Recology Ashland and Universal Recycling Technologies, for up to seven electronics a day at the Valley View Transfer Station.
When & how
Any open day, Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM, closed Sunday and the listed holidays.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before handover. If a television or monitor is cracked, tape over the crack, put all the pieces in a box, tape the box shut and label it Broken Screen before bringing it in, because the operator asks for that preparation.
Project material is priced at the transfer station, with soil, concrete and rock far higher than ordinary trash and 10 or 25 cubic yard debris boxes available for a renovation.
City cost & eligibility
From $92.9 each yard of soil, concrete or rock at the Valley View Transfer Station, with lumber charged at the trash rate and green debris at $13.15 a yard. Valley View Transfer Station, 3000 N Valley View Road, Ashland, open Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM and closed Sunday. Debris boxes of 10 and 25 cubic yards can be ordered for a renovation.
When & how
Any open day for a self-haul load, or a debris box delivered and collected around the project.
Get it ready
Separate inert material such as concrete, soil and rock from mixed debris because it is charged at a much higher rate per yard, and keep green debris out of the construction pile because it has its own lower rate. Keep asbestos out entirely, because the station cannot accept it and suspected material needs a test certificate from a certified agency.
Exercise equipment is not named on the operator's price list or in the brochure, so the load has to be confirmed as bulky material before it is hauled.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise equipment category is published, so call Recology Ashland at 541.482.1471 and confirm how the machine will be charged, since it may be priced by volume at the loose or compacted rate rather than as a named item.
When & how
Confirm first, then bring the machine to the transfer station on an open day, Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM.
Get it ready
Take the machine down where it allows and keep the loose weights with it, and keep any battery out of the load so it can go to the universal waste counter separately.
Green debris is charged at the transfer station during the year and accepted free on the city's two spring drop-off days.
City cost & eligibility
From $13.15 each yard of green debris at the Valley View Transfer Station, with the city's spring Green Debris Drop-Off Days free for Ashland residents. Valley View Transfer Station year round, and free on Sunday, April 19, 2026 and Sunday, May 3, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for Ashland residents only, with identification checked.
When & how
At the transfer station any open day, or free at the two spring events on Sunday, April 19 and Sunday, May 3, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Get it ready
Bring only organic green debris: leaves, pine needles, small branches up to 6 inches in diameter, brush and other green debris. Leave trash, stumps, logs, firewood, soil, dirt, rocks and treated lumber at home, and empty the bags and take them back, because bags are not left on site. Recology Ashland composts the material.
Recyclables are collected at the curb and accepted free at the transfer station, with glass in its own bin.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free at the Valley View Transfer Station for mixed household recyclables, glass bottles and jars, cardboard and scrap metal, and included in the residential curbside collection.
When & how
At the curb on the residential collection day, or at the transfer station any open day, Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM.
Get it ready
Keep the material loose, clean and dry, and put glass in a separate 20-gallon bin. The brochure accepts mixed paper, corrugated cardboard, cereal boxes, newspaper and magazines, paper bags, egg cartons, steel and aluminum cans, glass bottles, plastic bottles and buckets, plastic tubs numbered 1, 2 and 5, poly-coated cartons and aseptics, and it refuses Styrofoam, plastic bags and film, food or liquids, paper towels and tissues, plastic cups and clamshells, to-go containers, wax or parchment paper, pet waste and diapers, ceramics, window glass, green debris and hazardous waste.
The transfer station may accept only a short list of hazardous material, so paint goes back to a paint retailer, medications go to a police station drop box, sharps are banned from the trash, and other chemicals wait for the annual county events.
City cost & eligibility
The station charges a per gallon rate for antifreeze and a per foot rate for fluorescent tubes on its published table, but it publishes no fee for the annual hazardous waste events or the retailer paint take-back, so confirm each route with Recology Ashland at 541.482.1471 before loading.
When & how
Vehicle batteries, fluorescent tubes and CFLs, non-PCB ballasts, used motor oil, used antifreeze and electronics are taken at the transfer station during its open hours. Other household hazardous waste is accepted free at the annual events held with regional providers in Medford and Grants Pass, typically in spring and summer, and paint can go back to a participating retailer all year.
Get it ready
Keep motor oil in containers no larger than 5 gallons, keep each item in its original container, and keep medications, paint and sharps out of the trash bin, because Oregon law prohibits sharps waste in the trash or recycling and the station does not take medications or paint. Use the PaintCare retailers, Miller Paint in Ashland on 541.482.4002 or the Ashland Hardware Store on 541.482.3476, which asks callers to ring first, and take medications to the police station drop boxes at 1155 East Main Street or 604 Talent Avenue.
Loose recyclables, glass in its own bin, carts spaced apart
Recology Ashland collects trash, recycling and green waste at the curb for residential customers, and the brochure asks that recyclables go out loose, clean and dry with glass in a separate 20-gallon bin. Leave the spacing the brochure shows between the glass, blue, green and trash containers so the truck can reach each one, and expect a one day delay when service falls on or after Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day or New Year's Day.
What a trip to Valley View Transfer Station looks like
The Valley View Transfer Station at 3000 N Valley View Road opens Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM and is closed Sunday, the 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day, with a 2 PM close on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. Payment is by Visa, MasterCard, Discover, check or cash. Sort the load before arrival, because the rate depends on the material: scrap metal, cardboard, glass bottles and jars, mixed household recyclables, used motor oil and mattresses are free, while soil, concrete and rock are charged at the highest listed rate and compacted loads cost more than loose ones.
Seven electronics a day, and how to prepare a cracked screen
Under the Oregon E-Cycles program, seven electronics a day are accepted at the Valley View Transfer Station free of charge, through Recology Ashland and Universal Recycling Technologies. Computers, televisions and monitors, non-commercial printers, tablets, keyboards and mice are named. If a television or monitor is cracked, tape over the crack, place all the pieces in a box, tape the box shut and label it Broken Screen before bringing it in.
The transfer station takes only a short hazardous waste list
The Valley View Transfer Station is not permitted to accept most hazardous waste and can take only vehicle batteries, fluorescent tubes and CFLs, non-PCB ballasts, used motor oil in containers up to 5 gallons, used antifreeze and electronics. Medications, paint and sharps are refused and must not go in the trash bin: paint goes back to a PaintCare retailer such as Miller Paint or the Ashland Hardware Store, medications go to a police station drop box in Ashland or Talent, sharps are banned from the trash and recycling by Oregon law, and most other chemicals wait for the annual events in Medford and Grants Pass.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
Recology Ashland under the City of Ashland contract, with the city's Green Debris Drop-Off Days
Take the load to the Valley View Transfer Station
An Ashland household with a mattress, furniture, an appliance, electronics, construction material or a mixed bulky load.
Cost & conditions
From $25.45 for the minimum charge for a load up to 1.5 yards, with a loose rate of $16.90 for every yard after that, a compacted rate of $38.90 a yard, green debris at $13.15 a yard and soil, concrete or rock at $92.90 a yard. Valley View Transfer Station, 3000 N Valley View Road, Ashland, open Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM and closed Sunday. Mattresses, box springs, recyclables, scrap metal, glass bottles, cardboard and motor oil are free, and named items such as a sofa or chair, an appliance, a refrigerator, a water heater and tires have their own listed prices.
Arrange it
Sort the load, drive to 3000 N Valley View Road on an open day, and pay by Visa, MasterCard, Discover, check or cash.
The station cannot accept asbestos without a testing certificate, takes only a short list of hazardous waste, caps mattresses and box springs at five a day, and refuses paint, medications and sharps entirely.
Recology Ashland under the City of Ashland contract, with the city's Green Debris Drop-Off Days
Bring electronics in free under Oregon E-Cycles
A household with a television, monitor, computer, tablet, keyboard, mouse or non-commercial printer.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free under the Oregon E-Cycles program at the Valley View Transfer Station, seven electronics a day.
Arrange it
Bring the devices during open hours, and prepare a cracked screen by taping the crack, boxing the pieces, taping the box shut and labeling it Broken Screen.
The allowance is seven items a day, and the program covers electronics and universal waste rather than appliances or furniture, which are charged from the station's own price list.
Recology Ashland under the City of Ashland contract, with the city's Green Debris Drop-Off Days
Use the free green debris drop-off days
An Ashland household with leaves, pine needles, small branches and brush from fire-safe yard work.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for Ashland residents on Sunday, April 19, 2026 and Sunday, May 3, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., with identification checked, compared with the $13.15 a yard charged at the station the rest of the year.
Arrange it
Load the green debris and drive to the Valley View Transfer Station at 3000 N Valley View Rd. on one of the two event days.
Organic green debris only: trash, stumps, logs, firewood, soil, dirt, rocks and treated lumber are prohibited, and bags have to be emptied and taken home.
A household with leftover latex or oil-based paint that the transfer station will not take.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free under the PaintCare program, which the operator says coordinates take-back at participating local paint retailers for any resident.
Arrange it
Call Miller Paint in Ashland on 541.482.4002 or the Ashland Hardware Store on 541.482.3476, which asks callers to ring first, and return the unused portion to the store.
Paint may not be put in the trash unless the can is empty or the paint is totally dried, and the retailers set their own hours and acceptance terms.
Self haul in Ashland means the Valley View Transfer Station at 3000 N Valley View Road, open Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM and closed Sunday, the 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day, with a 2 PM close on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve and payment by Visa, MasterCard, Discover, check or cash. The published rates effective August 1, 2025 start with a minimum charge for a load up to 1.5 yards, then a lower rate for each yard after that and a higher compacted rate per yard, with green debris and soil, concrete and rock charged separately. Named items include a sofa, chair or rollaway bed at ten dollars and seventy five cents, an appliance at twenty three dollars and twenty cents without a motor or thirty eight dollars and fifty five cents with one, a refrigerator at forty nine dollars and thirty cents, a water heater at twenty three dollars and twenty cents, tires from seven dollars and fifty five cents, antifreeze at three dollars and ninety cents a gallon, household batteries at two dollars and fifty cents a pound and fluorescent tubes at forty cents a foot. Mattresses and box springs up to five a day, mixed household recyclables, glass bottles and jars, scrap metal, cardboard and used motor oil are free, and electronics come in free under Oregon E-Cycles at seven items a day through Universal Recycling Technologies. The station is not permitted to take most hazardous waste: it accepts only vehicle batteries, fluorescent tubes and CFLs, non-PCB ballasts, used motor oil in containers up to 5 gallons, used antifreeze and electronics, while paint goes back to a PaintCare retailer, medications go to police station drop boxes in Ashland or Talent, sharps are banned from the trash and recycling by Oregon law, and most other chemicals wait for the annual events in Medford and Grants Pass. During the year green debris costs thirteen dollars and fifteen cents a yard, and the city runs two free drop-off days each spring with Recology and the fire department. Valley View Transfer Station hours, accepted material and the disposal rate tableElectronics and universal waste, including the Oregon E-Cycles free allowanceHousehold hazardous waste limits, annual events, paint take-back and medication drop boxesFree Green Debris Drop-Off Days and accepted material rules2025 Recology Ashland residential brochure with curbside service, cart spacing and delays
Transfer station for bulky loads, electronics, recyclables and green debris
Valley View Transfer Station
3000 N Valley View Road, Ashland, OR 97520
Trash charged by volume, named items such as a sofa, chair or rollaway bed at $10.75, appliances at $23.20 without a motor or $38.55 with one, refrigerators at $49.30, water heaters at $23.20, toilets at $9.30, tires from $7.55, antifreeze at $3.90 a gallon, household batteries at $2.50 a pound, fluorescent tubes at $0.40 a foot, CFLs and small cylinders at $2.00, ballasts at $3.10 and empty fire extinguishers at $7.55, with green debris at $13.15 a yard and soil, concrete or rock at $92.90 a yard. Mattresses and box springs up to five a day, mixed household recyclables, glass bottles and jars, scrap metal, cardboard and used motor oil are free, and electronics come in free under Oregon E-Cycles at seven a day.
The station cannot accept asbestos, and material suspected of containing it needs a valid certificate from a certified testing agency. It accepts only a short hazardous waste list: vehicle batteries, fluorescent tubes and CFLs, non-PCB ballasts, used motor oil in containers no larger than 5 gallons, used antifreeze and electronics. Paint, medications and sharps are refused and must not go in the trash bin, mattresses and box springs are capped at five a day, and payment is by Visa, MasterCard, Discover, check or cash.
Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM, closed Sunday, the 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day, and closing at 2 PM on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. Phone 541.482.1471.
From $25.45 for the minimum charge for a load up to 1.5 yards, with a loose rate of $16.90 for every yard after that, a compacted rate of $38.90 a yard, green debris at $13.15 a yard and soil, concrete or rock at $92.90 a yard, plus the named item prices listed in the accepted material. Valley View Transfer Station, 3000 N Valley View Road, Ashland. Rates effective 8/1/2025, payment by Visa, MasterCard, Discover, check or cash, and no fee for mattresses, recyclables, scrap metal, glass, cardboard or used motor oil.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
What does it cost to drop off a couch in Ashland?+
The transfer station price list puts a sofa, chair or rollaway bed at ten dollars and seventy five cents each. The station is at 3000 N Valley View Road and opens Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM, closed Sunday, with payment by Visa, MasterCard, Discover, check or cash.Official guidance
Is mattress disposal free in Ashland?+
Yes at the Valley View Transfer Station, where mattresses and box springs are on the no-fee list with a maximum of five a day. The station is at 3000 N Valley View Road, open Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM and closed Sunday and the listed holidays.Official guidance
What does an appliance cost at the Ashland transfer station?+
An appliance without a motor is twenty three dollars and twenty cents, one with a motor is thirty eight dollars and fifty five cents, a refrigerator is forty nine dollars and thirty cents and a water heater is twenty three dollars and twenty cents. The station is at 3000 N Valley View Road, open Monday through Saturday 7:30 AM to 4 PM.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Ashland?+
To the Valley View Transfer Station, where electronics are accepted free under the Oregon E-Cycles program through Recology Ashland and Universal Recycling Technologies, with a limit of seven items a day. Computers, televisions and monitors, non-commercial printers, tablets, keyboards and mice are named, and a cracked screen has to be taped over, boxed, taped shut and labeled Broken Screen.Official guidance
Which company runs garbage collection in Ashland?+
Recology Ashland does, under the city's arrangement: the city's Trash and Recycling page routes residents to the operator, which collects trash, recycling and green waste at the curb for residential customers and runs the Valley View Transfer Station at 3000 N Valley View Road on 541.482.1471. Recology Ashland serves Ashland, Talent and rural Jackson County and is a 100 percent employee-owned company.Official guidance
What does the Ashland transfer station charge?+
The rates effective August 1, 2025 start with a minimum charge for a load up to 1.5 yards, then a lower loose rate for each additional yard and a higher compacted rate. Named items include a sofa, chair or rollaway bed, an appliance with or without a motor, a refrigerator, a water heater, tires, antifreeze, household batteries and fluorescent tubes. Mattresses and box springs up to five a day, recyclables, scrap metal, glass bottles, cardboard, used motor oil and electronics are free.Official guidance
Where do paint, medications and sharps go in Ashland?+
Not in the trash. The Valley View Transfer Station accepts only vehicle batteries, fluorescent tubes and CFLs, non-PCB ballasts, used motor oil up to 5 gallons, used antifreeze and electronics. Paint goes back to a participating PaintCare retailer such as Miller Paint in Ashland or the Ashland Hardware Store, medications go to a police station drop box at 1155 East Main Street or 604 Talent Avenue, sharps cannot go in the trash or recycling under Oregon law, and most other household chemicals wait for the annual events held with regional providers in Medford and Grants Pass.Official guidance
