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City collection Furniture is priced by size at the county transfer site, and a household can also put a piece on the hauler's scheduled special pick-up. The county schedule lists small furniture and toilets at one rate per piece and large furniture at a higher rate per piece. From $10 per piece of small furniture at the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site, with large furniture at $12.00 per piece on the same schedule. A household bringing furniture to the county transfer site during its published hours, expected at the traffic booth. The hauler also arranges a scheduled special pick-up for bulky items, where a trip charge and fees apply and the amount is confirmed by phone.
City collection No city, county or hauler page retained here names a mattress or a box spring, and the county schedule prices furniture by size without stating whether a mattress falls in that category. The route is therefore a confirmation: the hauler's scheduled bulky pick-up, or the county transfer site once the attendant confirms how the piece is priced. No mattress rate is published, so confirm first. Call Les' Sanitary at (541) 267-2848 about a scheduled bulky pick-up with its trip charge and fees, or call the county transfer site at 541-396-7620 and ask how a mattress is priced against the published furniture schedule, which lists small furniture and large furniture separately.
City collection The county transfer site takes appliances with the rates published on its schedule: a refrigerator, a freezer or an air conditioner at one rate each and any other appliance at a lower rate each. The same schedule states that appliance fees are waived until further notice, which is why the amount in force is confirmed at the booth. From $8.5 per other appliance at the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site, with a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner at $22.00 each on the same schedule, which also states that appliance fees are waived until further notice. A household bringing appliances to the county transfer site during its published hours. The hauler also takes bulky items on a scheduled special pick-up with a trip charge and fees, and a unit that still holds refrigerant has to be handled the way the receiving site requires.
City collection The city names Les' Sanitary Service and Coos Bay Sanitary as the solid waste and recycling haulers for Coos Bay, and curbside recycling bins are provided with garbage service. The hauler publishes four cart sizes, states that garbage charges are based on container size, and asks for carts at the curb the night before collection with clear space around them for an automated arm. The city and the haulers publish no curbside rate, only the statement that charges follow container size, so confirm the monthly amount for the cart you need with Les' Sanitary at (541) 267-2848 or with the city at (541) 269-8912. A household that hauls its own load instead pays the county transfer site by the published fee schedule.
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?
Coos Bay has no municipal collection: the city's own recycle page names Les' Sanitary Service and Coos Bay Sanitary as the solid waste and recycling haulers serving the city, curbside recycling bins come with garbage service, and there is a drop-off station on South First Street for a small fee. Curbside charges follow the size of the cart, and the bulky route is a scheduled special pick-up through the hauler with a trip charge and fees that are not published. The county fills in the pricing, because its Beaver Hill Transfer Site on Highway 101 between Coos Bay and Bandon publishes a full fee schedule: bags by the can, household garbage by the loose cubic yard, heavy loads by the ton, and separate rates for furniture, appliances, tires, construction debris, brush, recycling, motor oil, batteries, paint under the Oregon PaintCare program and electronics under Oregon E-Cycles with a seven item limit. Computers, monitors and televisions also carry the state disposal ban, so a screen never goes in the cart.
Curbside garbage and recycling through the haulers
Accepted with preparation
The city names Les' Sanitary Service and Coos Bay Sanitary as the solid waste and recycling haulers for Coos Bay, and curbside recycling bins are provided with garbage service. The hauler publishes four cart sizes, states that garbage charges are based on container size, and asks for carts at the curb the night before collection with clear space around them for an automated arm.
City cost & eligibility
The city and the haulers publish no curbside rate, only the statement that charges follow container size, so confirm the monthly amount for the cart you need with Les' Sanitary at (541) 267-2848 or with the city at (541) 269-8912. A household that hauls its own load instead pays the county transfer site by the published fee schedule.
When & how
Put the carts out the night before the collection day. Set them on either side of the driveway at the curb with the wheels close to the curb, the lids opening toward the street and the lids closed completely, and remove the containers from the street as soon as collection is done.
Get it ready
Leave at least three feet of clearance on all sides of the cart from trees, fences, mailboxes, streetlights and other carts, and keep carts a minimum of six feet from any vehicle so the automated arm can reach them. Never put computers or televisions, motor oil, hazardous waste, needles or syringes, yard waste, loose or hot ashes, dead animals, loose cat litter or animal waste, unbagged packing pellets or sawdust, or concrete, rocks or dirt in the garbage cart.
The hauler schedules a one-time pick-up when a household has bulky items, and states that a trip charge and fees apply. An extra bag can also go out on the route day: the collector notes it and the hauler bills it at the end of the month.
City cost & eligibility
The hauler states that a trip charge and fees apply to a special pick-up but publishes no amount, so confirm the charge and the date with Les' Sanitary at (541) 267-2848 before the item goes out. A household that would rather haul the load itself pays the county transfer site by the published fee schedule.
When & how
Call the hauler to arrange the one-time pick-up and put the item out only for the date you are given. Extra bags go out on the normal route day on the ground next to the cart with three feet of clearance.
Get it ready
Keep the bulky item out of the garbage cart, because the cart is on an automated route and the do-not list is enforced, and keep construction material, tires, appliances and electronics out of a special pick-up load unless the hauler confirms that route for them.
Furniture is priced by size at the county transfer site, and a household can also put a piece on the hauler's scheduled special pick-up. The county schedule lists small furniture and toilets at one rate per piece and large furniture at a higher rate per piece.
City cost & eligibility
From $10 per piece of small furniture at the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site, with large furniture at $12.00 per piece on the same schedule. A household bringing furniture to the county transfer site during its published hours, expected at the traffic booth. The hauler also arranges a scheduled special pick-up for bulky items, where a trip charge and fees apply and the amount is confirmed by phone.
When & how
Take the piece to the Beaver Hill Transfer Site between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday, or call the hauler to schedule a special pick-up.
Get it ready
Keep the load separated so the attendant can price furniture by size against the schedule, and keep construction debris, tires, appliances and electronic items in their own categories, because each carries its own rate and handling point.
No city, county or hauler page retained here names a mattress or a box spring, and the county schedule prices furniture by size without stating whether a mattress falls in that category. The route is therefore a confirmation: the hauler's scheduled bulky pick-up, or the county transfer site once the attendant confirms how the piece is priced.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress rate is published, so confirm first. Call Les' Sanitary at (541) 267-2848 about a scheduled bulky pick-up with its trip charge and fees, or call the county transfer site at 541-396-7620 and ask how a mattress is priced against the published furniture schedule, which lists small furniture and large furniture separately.
When & how
Call before the mattress goes out, and expect either a scheduled hauler pick-up or a trip to the county transfer site between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the garbage cart, and keep it clear of other categories in the load so the piece can be priced on its own if you take it to the transfer site.
The county transfer site takes appliances with the rates published on its schedule: a refrigerator, a freezer or an air conditioner at one rate each and any other appliance at a lower rate each. The same schedule states that appliance fees are waived until further notice, which is why the amount in force is confirmed at the booth.
City cost & eligibility
From $8.5 per other appliance at the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site, with a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner at $22.00 each on the same schedule, which also states that appliance fees are waived until further notice. A household bringing appliances to the county transfer site during its published hours. The hauler also takes bulky items on a scheduled special pick-up with a trip charge and fees, and a unit that still holds refrigerant has to be handled the way the receiving site requires.
When & how
Take the appliance to the Beaver Hill Transfer Site between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday, and confirm at the booth whether the appliance fee is being waived that day.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, and ask the booth attendant about the handling required for a unit that still holds refrigerant, because the published schedule distinguishes a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner from other appliances and does not state a recovery procedure.
Electronics are recycled under the Oregon E-Cycles program, which the county runs at the Beaver Hill Transfer Site with no charge and a limit of seven items, and the hauler's transfer depot takes televisions, computers, monitors, laptops, keyboards, mice and printers at no charge as well. Computers, monitors and televisions are banned from disposal in Oregon, so they cannot go in the garbage, the recycling bin or the curbside collection.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No charge for computers, monitors, laptops, keyboards, mice, printers and televisions under the Oregon E-Cycles program at the county transfer site, with a limit of seven items, and the same items are taken at no charge at the Les' Sanitary transfer depot. Other electronic items carry published fees: at the county site a small item is $2.00, a medium item $4.00, a large item $8.00 and a large copier $25.00, and the hauler charges for copiers, disc players, cell phones, stereos and components.
When & how
Take the items to the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday, or to the Les' Sanitary transfer depot at 1210 S. Broadway, and ask about the seven item limit at the booth.
Get it ready
Route electronics to a recycling depot rather than the curb, because Oregon bans disposing of computers, monitors and televisions in the garbage or at a disposal site. Wipe personal data first, and keep electronic waste covered by the free E-Cycles list separate from the fee categories so the load is priced correctly.
Tires are priced at the county transfer site by rim and by size, with a per ton rate once a load goes over twenty tires, and the hauler's transfer depot also accepts tires for a fee. Tires are not a curbside item.
City cost & eligibility
From $7 per tire up to 17 inches without a rim at the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site, with $10.00 for the same size with a rim, $15.00 and $20.00 for tires between 17 and 24.5 inches, and $275.00 per ton above twenty tires. A household bringing tires to the county transfer site during its published hours, priced at the booth by size and by whether the rim is still on. The hauler's transfer depot at 1210 S. Broadway also accepts tires for a fee.
When & how
Take the tires to the Beaver Hill Transfer Site between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday, or to the Les' Sanitary transfer depot during its published hours.
Get it ready
Separate tires from the rest of the load and say how many are coming, because the price depends on the size, on whether a rim is still mounted and on whether the count passes twenty tires, which moves the charge to a per ton rate.
The county transfer site takes construction and demolition debris by the loose cubic yard with a per ton rate for a heavy load, and prices clean brush and untreated wood separately with restrictions on stumps, root wads, large branches and dirt. Construction material is not part of the curbside cart service.
City cost & eligibility
From $30 per loose cubic yard of construction and demolition debris at the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site, with $125.00 per ton on a heavy load, $12.00 per loose cubic yard for clean brush or untreated wood and $12.00 for burn barrel ashes up to a 55 gallon drum. A household bringing the material to the county transfer site during its published hours. Brush and untreated wood are only taken clean, without tree stumps, root wads, branches or trees larger than six inches in diameter, and without dirt.
When & how
Take the load to the Beaver Hill Transfer Site between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday, and expect the material to be charged by volume or by weight, whichever the county says generates more revenue.
Get it ready
Separate clean brush and untreated wood from mixed construction and demolition debris so each is priced at its own rate, keep stumps, root wads, oversized limbs and dirt out of the wood load, and keep the material out of the curbside cart entirely.
Yard waste is prohibited from the garbage container and runs as its own service or as a load of clean green at a transfer station. The hauler publishes what may and may not go into yard waste, with bundle limits of four feet in length and two feet in diameter.
City cost & eligibility
The hauler publishes no yard waste service rate and the county prices clean brush and untreated wood by the loose cubic yard at the transfer site, so confirm the service or the load price with Les' Sanitary at (541) 267-2848 or at the county booth on 541-396-7620.
When & how
Put yard waste out only on the schedule the hauler gives for that service, or haul clean green to a transfer station that accepts it.
Get it ready
Keep plastic or synthetic bags, animal waste or litter, rocks and gravel, cement and concrete, loose soil, lumber, fencing material, metal, household trash, garden tools, bricks and tile, construction debris, nursery pots, tinsel and hazardous waste out of the yard waste. Branches and twigs go up to four inches in diameter and four feet long, and bundles may not exceed four feet long and two feet in diameter.
Curbside recycling bins are provided with garbage service inside the city limits and many urban growth boundary areas, using a blue bin for paper, plastic, cans and glass and a yellow glass-only bin for a household whose bin is regularly full. The county transfer site takes the same material through its recycling building at a drop-off rate.
City cost & eligibility
The curbside bin comes with garbage service and no separate curb charge is published, while the county transfer site charges $8.00 for a recycling drop-off, so confirm which route fits the load with the hauler on (541) 267-2848 or at the county booth on 541-396-7620.
When & how
Put the recycling bin out with the garbage on the collection day, or take a drop-off load to the county transfer site between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday.
Get it ready
Rinse the containers, keep the lids off plastic bottles, cans and glass jars, flatten corrugated cardboard and keep plastic grocery bags out of the recycling. The county's commingled bins take aluminum and tin cans, number 1 and number 2 bottleneck plastic bottles, newspapers, magazines and office paper, and flattened cardboard goes into the separate cardboard containers, with motor oil limited to five gallons a day and poured at the self-service tank.
The county holds free household hazardous waste collection events for Coos and Curry County residents, with the published date of Saturday, September 19, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Beaver Hill Transfer Site. Paint covered by the Oregon PaintCare program is accepted at Beaver Hill at any time, so those items do not have to wait for an event.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free for a Coos County or Curry County resident at a household hazardous waste collection event. The county states that no industrial or commercial waste is accepted, and PaintCare products are accepted at the transfer site any time rather than only on an event day.
When & how
Bring household chemicals to the Beaver Hill Transfer Site on a published event day, and take PaintCare products to Beaver Hill at any time during normal operating hours.
Get it ready
Keep the material in its original containers with the labels intact and do not mix products. Label anything not in its original container with the product category, keep containers to five gallons or less, put leaking containers inside a larger plastic container with a tight lid and a non-flammable absorbent such as kitty litter, and pack everything in a plastic-lined sturdy box secured against spills. The county refuses ammunition, asbestos, explosives, fireworks, radioactive materials, medical waste and sharps, and will not take large quantities of unknowns.
Exercise equipment is not named by the city, the county or the hauler. The nearest published routes are the hauler's scheduled bulky pick-up and the county transfer site, so a treadmill or a weight machine is confirmed before it moves.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise equipment entry or rate is published, so call Les' Sanitary at (541) 267-2848 about a scheduled bulky pick-up with its trip charge and fees, or call the county transfer site at 541-396-7620 and ask which rate the machine would be charged, since the county prices furniture by size and does not name exercise equipment.
When & how
Call before the machine goes out, and expect either a scheduled hauler pick-up or a trip to the county transfer site between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday.
Get it ready
Take the machine apart as far as it comes apart so it can be handled, keep it out of the garbage cart, keep any console or screen for the Oregon E-Cycles route, and describe the heaviest piece when you call.
Set the carts out the night before collection on either side of the driveway at the curb, wheels close to the curb, lids opening toward the street and lids closed completely, with at least three feet of clearance on all sides and at least six feet from any vehicle. Computers and televisions, motor oil, hazardous waste, needles, yard waste, hot ashes, dead animals, loose cat litter, unbagged packing pellets and concrete, rocks or dirt never go in the garbage cart.
Call the hauler before the item goes out. A special pick-up is a one-time collection with a trip charge and fees, and the amount is confirmed on the call. Extra bags do not need an appointment: put them on the ground next to the cart with three feet of clearance on the route day and the hauler bills them at the end of the month.
Separate the load before arrival, because the county prices bags by the can, construction debris and brush by the loose cubic yard, heavy loads by the ton, furniture by size, appliances by unit, tires by size and rim, and electronics under Oregon E-Cycles with a seven item limit. Bring the load between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday, expect the charge to follow volume or weight whichever is higher, and keep paint in the PaintCare stream and household chemicals for a collection event.
Keep chemicals out of the garbage cart and bring them to a county collection event in their original containers with the labels intact, never mixed, in containers of five gallons or less, with leaking containers bagged inside a larger container and absorbent material. PaintCare products can go to the transfer site at any time, so a load of paint does not have to wait for an event day.
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.
Les' Sanitary Service and Coos Bay Sanitary for curbside collection with the Coos County Solid Waste Department at the Beaver Hill Transfer Site
Self haul to the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site
A household with household garbage, furniture, appliances, electronics, tires, construction debris, brush or recyclables to drop off.
Cost & conditions
From $6 per bag or can up to 32 gallons at the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site, with $11.00 for two bags and rising to $38.00 for eight, a senior, veteran and disabled rate starting at $5.00, household garbage at $40.00 for two loose cubic yards and heavy loads at $125.00 per ton. A household bringing a load to the county transfer site during its published hours. Recyclables, appliances, furniture, tires and construction debris are priced separately on the same schedule, and a load is charged by volume or by weight, whichever the county says generates more revenue.
Arrange it
Drive the separated load to 55722 Highway 101 between Coos Bay and Bandon between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday, and pay at the traffic booth, which the county also accepts online.
The site is closed Sunday, Monday and holidays, each material has its own rate and handling point, household chemicals are taken only at a collection event, and a load can be charged at the higher of its volume or weight figures.
Les' Sanitary Service and Coos Bay Sanitary for curbside collection with the Coos County Solid Waste Department at the Beaver Hill Transfer Site
Use the Les' Sanitary transfer depot
A household with recyclables, a television or computer, car batteries, motor oil, metal or tires to drop off inside Coos Bay.
Cost & conditions
No charge. No charge at the Les' Sanitary transfer depot on Broadway for televisions, computers, monitors, laptops, keyboards, mice and printers. A small fee applies to other recycling items, and fees also apply to copiers, disc players, cell phones, stereos and components, car batteries, motor oil, metal and tires.
Arrange it
Take the load to 1210 S. Broadway in Coos Bay, separating the recycling from the fee items, and ask at the depot about the items that carry a fee.
The depot takes recycling and a limited list of other materials rather than household garbage, the fee items are not priced on the hauler's page, and the hauler's office at 125 West Central is closed to the public, so questions go to (541) 267-2848.
Les' Sanitary Service and Coos Bay Sanitary for curbside collection with the Coos County Solid Waste Department at the Beaver Hill Transfer Site
Book the hauler's special pick-up for bulky items
A household with a couch, a mattress, an appliance or another bulky item that it would rather not haul.
Cost & conditions
The hauler states that a trip charge and fees apply and does not publish the amount, so confirm the charge and the date with Les' Sanitary at (541) 267-2848 before the item goes out.
Arrange it
Call the hauler, describe the item, agree the trip charge and the date, and set the item out only for that date.
The service is chargeable and separate from the regular collection, the amount is set by the hauler, and items that carry a disposal ban or a fixed transfer site fee are still priced against those rules.
Les' Sanitary Service and Coos Bay Sanitary for curbside collection with the Coos County Solid Waste Department at the Beaver Hill Transfer Site
Use a county household hazardous waste event
A Coos or Curry County household with paint, pesticides, solvents, pool chemicals, cleaners, mercury devices or flammable liquids.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for a Coos County or Curry County resident at a county collection event at the Beaver Hill Transfer Site. No industrial or commercial waste is accepted, and PaintCare products are taken at the transfer site at any time instead.
Arrange it
Bring the materials on a published event day, currently Saturday, September 19, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., packed in original labelled containers in a plastic-lined box, and expect the load to be sorted for reuse, recycling or regulated disposal.
The events run on published dates rather than continuously, ammunition, asbestos, explosives, fireworks, radioactive material, medical waste and sharps are refused, and large quantities of unknown material will not be accepted.
County transfer site and recycling building for household garbage, furniture, appliances, electronics, tires, construction debris and brush
Coos County Beaver Hill Transfer Site
55722 Highway 101, Coos Bay, OR 97420
Household garbage by the bag or can up to 32 gallons, heavier household loads and heavy loads by the ton, commingled recycling and corrugated cardboard, motor oil, lead-acid batteries, rechargeable batteries, cell phones, paint under the Oregon PaintCare program, electronic waste under Oregon E-Cycles, scrap metal, appliances, furniture, clean brush and untreated wood, burn barrel ashes, construction and demolition debris, tires and mattresses only if the booth confirms the category.
Closed Sunday, Monday and holidays and open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Household chemicals are not taken on ordinary days but only at a collection event, brush and untreated wood are refused if they contain stumps, root wads, branches or trees larger than six inches in diameter or dirt, and materials are charged by volume or by weight, whichever the county says generates more revenue.
Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., closed Sunday, Monday and holidays, with the traffic booth on 541-396-7620.
From $6 per bag or can up to 32 gallons, with $11.00 for two and $38.00 for eight, a senior, veteran and disabled rate from $5.00, household garbage at $40.00 for two loose cubic yards, heavy loads at $125.00 per ton, recycling at $8.00, clean brush or untreated wood at $12.00 per loose cubic yard, construction and demolition debris at $30.00 per loose cubic yard, small furniture at $10.00 per piece, large furniture at $12.00 per piece, other appliances at $8.50 each, a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner at $22.00 each, tires from $7.00 to $20.00 each by size and rim, and a special handling fee of $50.00 for items such as boats and hot tubs. A household bringing a load to the transfer site during its published hours. The schedule adds that appliance fees are waived until further notice even though it prints per appliance amounts, so the amount in force is confirmed at the booth, and the county also accepts payments online.
Hauler transfer depot inside Coos Bay for recycling and selected materials
Les' Sanitary Transfer Site Depot
1210 S. Broadway, Coos Bay, OR 97420
Recyclables including number 1 and number 2 bottleneck plastic without lids, newsprint, clean glass bottles and jars, flattened corrugated cardboard, magazines, high grade paper and metal cans, plus televisions, computers, monitors, laptops, keyboards, mice and printers at no charge, and for a fee copiers, disc players, cell phones, stereos and components, car batteries, motor oil, metal and tires.
The depot is a recycling and drop-off point rather than a household garbage site, several of the materials it takes carry a fee that the hauler does not publish, and the office that answers questions is closed to the public, so everything is arranged by phone.
Not published on the depot page, so call the hauler at (541) 267-2848, whose office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with breaks at 10:00 to 10:15 a.m., 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. and 2:30 to 2:45 p.m.
No charge. No charge for televisions, computers, monitors, laptops, keyboards, mice and printers. A small fee applies to the other recycling items, and fees apply to copiers, disc players, cell phones, stereos and components, car batteries, motor oil, metal and tires.
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.
How do I schedule a bulky item pick-up in Coos Bay?+
Call Les' Sanitary on (541) 267-2848 and ask for a special pick-up. The hauler states that a household with bulky items can schedule a one-time collection and that a trip charge and fees apply, so the amount is confirmed on that call. Extra bags do not need an appointment: put them on the ground next to the cart with three feet of clearance on the route day and the hauler bills them at the end of the month.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch in Coos Bay?+
Either haul it to the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site on Highway 101 between Coos Bay and Bandon, where the published schedule prices small furniture and large furniture separately per piece, or call Les' Sanitary on (541) 267-2848 to schedule a special pick-up for bulky items, where a trip charge and fees apply. The county site is open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and closed Sunday, Monday and holidays.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Coos Bay?+
Confirm the route first, because no local page names a mattress. Call Les' Sanitary on (541) 267-2848 for a scheduled special pick-up, where a trip charge and fees apply, or call the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site at 541-396-7620 and ask how a mattress is priced against the published furniture schedule, which lists small furniture and large furniture by the piece. The transfer site takes loads Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Official guidance
Where do refrigerators and other appliances go in Coos Bay?+
To the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site on Highway 101, where the published schedule prices a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner per unit and other appliances at a lower rate per unit, and then states that appliance fees are waived until further notice, so confirm the amount at the booth. The site is open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and closed Sunday, Monday and holidays, and the hauler can also schedule a bulky pick-up with a trip charge and fees.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Coos Bay?+
To the Oregon E-Cycles collection at the county Beaver Hill Transfer Site, where computers, monitors, laptops, keyboards, mice, printers and televisions are taken at no charge with a limit of seven items. The Les' Sanitary transfer depot at 1210 S. Broadway also takes those items at no charge, while charging for copiers, disc players, cell phones, stereos and components. Computers, monitors and televisions are banned from disposal in Oregon, so they never go in the garbage or the curbside recycling bin.Official guidance
What does Coos Bay charge for trash and bulky items?+
Curbside collection is billed by the hauler and the charge follows the size of the cart, so the amount is confirmed with Les' Sanitary at (541) 267-2848. Hauling a load yourself goes by the county's published schedule at the Beaver Hill Transfer Site, which prices bags and cans, a heavier household load, heavy loads by the ton, furniture by size, other appliances by unit, a refrigerator or freezer or air conditioner by unit, tires by size and rim, construction debris and brush by the loose cubic yard, and recycling as a drop-off. A scheduled bulky item pick-up is priced by a trip charge and fees that the hauler confirms by phone, and the amounts themselves appear in the charge details on this page.Official guidance
What cannot go in the Coos Bay garbage cart?+
Computers and televisions, motor oil, hazardous waste, needles or syringes, yard waste, loose or hot ashes, dead animals, loose cat litter or animal waste, unbagged packing pellets or sawdust, and concrete, rocks or dirt. Computers, monitors and televisions also carry the state disposal ban, so they go to the Oregon E-Cycles collection at the county transfer site or the hauler's depot instead, and construction material, tires, appliances, furniture and household chemicals all have their own routes at the county transfer site or at a collection event.Official guidance
Who handles garbage and recycling in Coos Bay?+
Two private haulers, Les' Sanitary Service and Coos Bay Sanitary, provide solid waste collection and recycling in Coos Bay, and curbside recycling bins come with garbage service. The city's own recycle page points to the drop-off station on South First Street for a small fee, which is the city route for recyclables a household would rather not put at the curb. The city can be reached on (541) 269-8912 and Les' Sanitary on (541) 267-2848.Official guidance
What does the county transfer site take?+
Household garbage by the bag or can and heavier loads by volume or weight, commingled recycling and flattened cardboard, motor oil, lead-acid and rechargeable batteries, cell phones, paint under the Oregon PaintCare program, electronic waste under Oregon E-Cycles with a seven item limit, scrap metal, appliances, furniture, clean brush and untreated wood, burn barrel ashes, construction and demolition debris and tires. Household chemicals come only on a collection event day, and brush with stumps, root wads, oversized limbs or dirt is refused. The site is open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and closed Sunday, Monday and holidays.Official guidance
