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City collection A sofa or chair is larger than the subscribed container, so it leaves the house either as a bulky item at the curb under the city bulk rate or as garbage by volume at a Lane County transfer station, where upholstered furniture is charged on the garbage table. The city publishes a bulk rate with a minimum service fee and a per item range instead of a sofa price, so the hauler decides what the item costs at the curb, and a county transfer station charges the sofa by volume as garbage; confirm the route and the amount before the item goes out.
City collection Mattresses and box springs recycle free at the Glenwood transfer station in Eugene, up to four units per day, and every other Lane County transfer station charges them as garbage instead. The same units are also accepted at St. Vincent de Paul locations. No charge. for mattresses and box springs recycled at the Glenwood transfer station, limited to four units per day and subject to that site's hours; every other Lane County transfer station charges mattresses and box springs as garbage, and a curbside pickup is priced as a bulk item instead.
City collection Major appliances are named unacceptable materials in the city collection rule, so they cannot ride in a curbside container. Lane County transfer stations take them at a per appliance charge, appliances containing refrigerant must be empty, cords must not be cut and refrigerants must not be drained. $25 per appliance at a Lane County transfer station. for appliances delivered to a county site, which accept them at every station except Sharps Creek; appliances containing refrigerant are charged the appliance fee and no RV refrigerator is accepted at any site.
City collection The city rate schedule prices material that does not fit in the subscribed container: an extra is material that fits into a thirty two gallon container without being altered, and the schedule also carries a bulk rate for individual items placed at the curb, with a minimum service fee and a per item range that the hauler applies at its discretion. From $7 per item at the curb under the bulk rate, with a $29 minimum service fee for the visit and an extra charged per 32 gallon unit. when the hauler that serves the address agrees to take the item; the city rate schedule allows the hauler to set each item anywhere in the published per item range and to charge up to ten percent above the 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?
Eugene does not run a municipal collection crew. Eugene City Code requires anyone who collects residential garbage, recycling or yard debris inside the city limits to hold a solid waste collection license, the city issues no more than eight of those licenses at a time, and every licensee must provide curbside recycling and yard debris collection to its customers. The city then sets the minimum rates those haulers may charge, and a hauler may charge up to ten percent above the schedule. Basic residential service is a monthly subscription built around a container size and a collection frequency, and it includes garbage and curbside recycling, with food waste and yard debris collection added every other week in most cases. The same city rate schedule is where bulky items live: it carries a bulk rate with a minimum service fee and a per item range that the hauler applies at its discretion, a per unit price for extra bags and containers, a pack out charge, a container exchange fee, a contamination fee, and an on-call collection rate for households that do not want a standing container. Large items are the boundary of that curbside system. The collection rule names tires, major appliances, computers, monitors and televisions as unacceptable materials that a customer may not place in a container, so those streams leave the curbside route and go to Lane County. Lane County runs the Glenwood transfer station on the south side of Eugene and thirteen rural transfer sites, charges garbage, construction and demolition material and rubble on published tables, charges appliances per appliance, recycles mattresses and box springs free at Glenwood, takes tires up to twenty inches and propane tanks up to five gallons, and reserves its only permitted landfill for authorized commercial account holders rather than the public. The county's household hazardous waste collection center also sits at Glenwood, where paint, batteries, lamps and other labeled products are taken by appointment and free for households.
Collection comes from a licensed hauler, not a city crew
Special rules apply
Eugene licenses the haulers that collect residential garbage, recycling and yard debris inside the city limits, issues no more than eight licenses, requires every licensee to provide curbside recycling and yard debris collection, and sets the minimum rates the licensees may charge, which a hauler may exceed by up to ten percent.
City cost & eligibility
No single municipal collection price applies, because the city sets a minimum rate schedule and each licensed hauler may charge up to ten percent above it, so confirm the container size, the collection frequency, the food waste or yard debris option and the current charge with the hauler that serves the address.
When & how
Basic residential service is a monthly subscription at a container size and collection frequency: twenty gallon monthly, thirty two gallon every other week, thirty two gallon weekly, sixty gallon weekly or ninety gallon weekly, with the smallest container limited to non putrescible material.
Get it ready
Choose the container and frequency the household actually fills, because the schedule prices larger containers and weekly service higher, and keep unacceptable materials out of every container so the load is not refused or assessed the contamination fee.
Extra bags, extra containers and bulky items at the curb
Accepted with preparation
The city rate schedule prices material that does not fit in the subscribed container: an extra is material that fits into a thirty two gallon container without being altered, and the schedule also carries a bulk rate for individual items placed at the curb, with a minimum service fee and a per item range that the hauler applies at its discretion.
City cost & eligibility
From $7 per item at the curb under the bulk rate, with a $29 minimum service fee for the visit and an extra charged per 32 gallon unit. when the hauler that serves the address agrees to take the item; the city rate schedule allows the hauler to set each item anywhere in the published per item range and to charge up to ten percent above the schedule.
When & how
Arranged with the hauler as an extra, an on call collection on a schedule of at least six weeks between pick ups, or a bulk item pickup, and the schedule also prices a container exchange and an on call administrative fee.
Get it ready
Fit extras into a thirty two gallon container without breaking the material down, keep the sidewalk clear, and expect a surcharge of up to half the applicable charge when the material has to be carried from upstairs, downstairs, a narrow corridor, an attic or a basement.
A sofa or chair is larger than the subscribed container, so it leaves the house either as a bulky item at the curb under the city bulk rate or as garbage by volume at a Lane County transfer station, where upholstered furniture is charged on the garbage table.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes a bulk rate with a minimum service fee and a per item range instead of a sofa price, so the hauler decides what the item costs at the curb, and a county transfer station charges the sofa by volume as garbage; confirm the route and the amount before the item goes out.
When & how
Bulk pick ups are arranged with the licensed hauler rather than on a fixed municipal cycle, and the county transfer stations take furniture whenever the site is open.
Get it ready
Take the cushions off and bag them if the hauler asks, keep the frame dry and free of infestation, and never leave a sofa in an alley or against a container where it blocks the sidewalk while a pickup is being arranged.
Mattresses and box springs recycle free at the Glenwood transfer station in Eugene, up to four units per day, and every other Lane County transfer station charges them as garbage instead. The same units are also accepted at St. Vincent de Paul locations.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. for mattresses and box springs recycled at the Glenwood transfer station, limited to four units per day and subject to that site's hours; every other Lane County transfer station charges mattresses and box springs as garbage, and a curbside pickup is priced as a bulk item instead.
When & how
Glenwood is open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and, from April through September, Sunday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the Sunday hours closed from October through March.
Get it ready
Bring the mattress and box spring to Glenwood as a separate recoverable load, keep to the four unit daily limit, and do not set a mattress out at the curb unless a licensed hauler has agreed to take it as a bulk item.
Major appliances are named unacceptable materials in the city collection rule, so they cannot ride in a curbside container. Lane County transfer stations take them at a per appliance charge, appliances containing refrigerant must be empty, cords must not be cut and refrigerants must not be drained.
City cost & eligibility
$25 per appliance at a Lane County transfer station. for appliances delivered to a county site, which accept them at every station except Sharps Creek; appliances containing refrigerant are charged the appliance fee and no RV refrigerator is accepted at any site.
When & how
Accepted during the transfer station hours, which run Monday through Saturday at most sites and vary by location, with Glenwood also open on Sunday from April through September.
Get it ready
Leave the appliance empty and intact: do not cut the cord and do not drain the refrigerant, because the station charges the appliance fee for cooling units and recycles them only when they arrive whole. Check reuse stores such as Goodwill, St. Vincent de Paul, BRING and ReStore before scrapping a working unit.
Computers, monitors and televisions are named unacceptable materials in the city collection rule, so they cannot go in a garbage or recycling container. Eugene routes them to Lane County's household hazardous waste collection center at Glenwood, where collections run most Thursdays and Saturdays by appointment and are free for households, and to NextStep Recycling, St. Vincent de Paul and Goodwill.
City cost & eligibility
The city names the routes but publishes no per device price: the county's household hazardous waste collection is free for households by appointment and charges minimal fees to businesses, while the reuse and recycling organizations set their own terms, so confirm the route and any charge before dropping an item off.
When & how
County household hazardous waste collections are scheduled most Thursdays and Saturdays and need an appointment, which can be booked in the Lane County waste wise app or by telephone.
Get it ready
Keep batteries in a separate container rather than loose in a bin, keep the device out of the curbside containers, and enter the Glenwood collection center through the center lane and stay in the vehicle so staff can unload the material.
Construction and demolition material does not ride in a residential container. The city rate schedule prices drop boxes between seven and fifty cubic yards per pull with the disposal fee charged at actual cost, and Lane County transfer stations charge the same material on their own construction and demolition table.
City cost & eligibility
From $25 per load at a Lane County transfer station, where the minimum fee covers up to one cubic yard and larger loads move to the added per half cubic yard charge or to the per ton rate at Glenwood. for construction and demolition material delivered to a county site; a licensed hauler drop box is the alternative route and is billed per pull with the disposal fee charged at cost.
When & how
Drop boxes are delivered and pulled by a licensed hauler on the hauler's own schedule, while county transfer stations accept the material during their published hours.
Get it ready
Separate clean loads: rock, dirt, stumps and roofing sit on a higher rubble table than ordinary construction and demolition material at the rural sites, wood waste qualifies for the recovery rate only when it is more than half the load and contains no dirt, pet waste, liquids, bags or garbage, and the city code exempts a contractor hauling waste from its own job from the collection license requirement.
A treadmill or weight machine follows the same two routes as furniture: a licensed hauler may take it as a bulky item at the curb under the city bulk rate, and a Lane County transfer station charges the machine by volume as household garbage.
City cost & eligibility
Exercise equipment has no separate published rate. At the curb it is a bulk item that the hauler prices within the city per item range, and at a county transfer station it is charged by volume as garbage, so confirm the route and the amount first.
When & how
Arrange the curbside pickup with the hauler, or deliver the machine during the transfer station's published hours.
Get it ready
Fold or disassemble the machine only as far as the hauler requires, keep it out of the recycling container, and keep the sidewalk clear while it waits for collection.
A customer may put solid waste, recycling, yard debris and organics containers at the curb no earlier than 7 p.m. on the day before the scheduled collection, and must take the empty containers back in no later than midnight on the collection day. The city also asks that empty garbage and recycling bins stay at the curb no more than twenty four hours, and a container may not leave the unobstructed paved part of a sidewalk less than three feet wide.
An extra is additional material that fits into a thirty two gallon container without being altered and that exceeds the capacity of the container the household pays for, so keep the load in that size and form. When material has to come from upstairs or downstairs, through a narrow corridor, or from an attic or basement, the hauler may add a surcharge of up to half the applicable charge.
An appliance containing refrigerant is charged the appliance fee at a Lane County transfer station and must arrive empty. Do not cut the cord and do not drain the refrigerant, because the sites recycle whole units only, and no RV refrigerator is accepted at any station.
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.
Licensed private haulers under City of Eugene rate regulation, with Lane County transfer stations for self haul
Set up a licensed hauler for the address
Any household inside the Eugene city limits, because the city licenses the collectors of residential garbage, recycling and yard debris rather than operating its own crew
Cost & conditions
The city sets a minimum monthly schedule by container size and frequency and each hauler may charge up to ten percent above it, so the household confirms its own container, frequency and current charge with the hauler it chooses.
Arrange it
Contact one of the licensed haulers directly to start, change or stop service, and arrange extras, on call collections and bulk item pick ups with that same hauler.
The licensed haulers may collect from any area in the city, so there is no fixed municipal collection day; tires, major appliances, computers, monitors and televisions are unacceptable in the containers.
Licensed private haulers under City of Eugene rate regulation, with Lane County transfer stations for self haul
Self haul to a Lane County transfer station
Loads a household can carry itself, and the only route for appliances, mattresses and bulky items that the curbside service will not take
Cost & conditions
From $25 per load at a Lane County transfer station, with the minimum fee covering up to one cubic yard of garbage or construction and demolition material. for material delivered to a county site, including the appliance charge per appliance and the free mattress recycling at Glenwood.
Arrange it
Drive the load to the Glenwood transfer station at 3100 E. 17th in Eugene, or to one of the thirteen rural transfer sites, during published hours.
Short Mountain Landfill is the only permitted landfill in the county and it is closed to public access, open only to authorized commercial account holders, so household material goes to a transfer station; rural sites cap garbage at ten cubic yards per customer per day.
Licensed private haulers under City of Eugene rate regulation, with Lane County transfer stations for self haul
Book a household hazardous waste appointment
Paint, cleaners, pool and lawn products, batteries, fluorescent lamps and anything labeled danger, warning, flammable or caustic
Cost & conditions
No charge. for households using the Lane County collection center at Glenwood by appointment; minimal fees apply to businesses.
Arrange it
Book through the Lane County waste wise app or by telephone, then enter the Glenwood transfer station through the center lane and follow the signs to the collection center, where staff unload the vehicle.
Collections are scheduled most Thursdays and Saturdays only, and an appointment is required, so material should not be taken to a transfer station without one.
Household garbage, construction and demolition material, rubble, roofing, rock, dirt and stumps, wood waste and yard debris over half the load, appliances, mattresses and box springs, tires up to twenty inches, propane and helium tanks up to five gallons, and the recycling area at the site
Appliances containing refrigerant must be empty with cords left on and refrigerants undrained, and no RV refrigerator is accepted; tires larger than twenty inches are refused and a tire placed in the disposal pit doubles the fee; no commercial quantities of tires beyond ten per day and no heavy duty or off road tires; Short Mountain Landfill is not open to the public
Monday through Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Sunday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. from April through September, with Sunday closed from October through March
From $25 per load of household garbage, with the minimum fee covering up to one cubic yard and Glenwood loads moving to the per ton rate beyond that. for material delivered to the station; appliances are charged per appliance, mattresses and box springs are free to recycle at this site up to four units per day, and tires and propane tanks carry their own charges.
Household hazardous waste collection center at Glenwood
Lane County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center
Glenwood transfer station, 3100 E. 17th, Eugene, Oregon
Household products that carry a danger, warning, flammable or caustic label, including paints and cleaners, plus batteries and fluorescent lamps
Appointment required; enter through the center lane at the Glenwood transfer station and stay in the vehicle while staff unload the material; business waste needs a generator application
Collections are scheduled most Thursdays and Saturdays, booked through the waste wise app or by telephone
No charge. for households; minimal fees apply to businesses, which also file a generator application.
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.
Can a Eugene household choose any licensed hauler?+
Yes. The city licenses the collectors of residential solid waste, yard debris and residential recyclables, limits the field to eight licensees at a time, and its haulers page states that haulers may collect from any area in Eugene, so service starts by contacting one of the licensed companies rather than by any address based franchise boundary.Official guidance
How are extra bags and bulky items priced in Eugene?+
The city sets the ceiling rather than a single price. The rate schedule prices an extra by the thirty two gallon unit, and the bulk rate carries a minimum service fee plus a per item range that the hauler applies at its discretion, so the hauler quotes the exact charge when the pick up is arranged and may add up to ten percent above the schedule.Official guidance
Are mattresses free to drop off in Eugene?+
Mattresses and box springs are free to recycle at the Glenwood transfer station on 3100 E. 17th in Eugene, up to four units per day. The same items are charged as garbage at every other Lane County transfer station, so Glenwood is the site that carries the no charge rule.Official guidance
What is required for a refrigerator or air conditioner in Eugene?+
A refrigerator, freezer, heat pump, air conditioner, dehumidifier or water cooler goes to a Lane County transfer station rather than a curbside container, because major appliances are unacceptable materials in the city rule. The station charges the appliance fee, the unit must be empty, the cord must stay on and the refrigerant must not be drained, and no RV refrigerator is accepted anywhere.Official guidance
Where do Eugene televisions and computers go?+
The city's electronic waste page routes computers, cell phones, televisions and printers to Lane County Waste Management, NextStep Recycling, St. Vincent de Paul and Goodwill, and the county's collection center at Glenwood takes batteries and lamps by appointment most Thursdays and Saturdays. None of those devices belongs in a curbside container, because televisions and computers are unacceptable materials in the city rule.Official guidance
Who handles trash collection in Eugene?+
Licensed private haulers, not a city crew. Eugene City Code requires a solid waste collection license for anyone collecting residential garbage, recycling or yard debris in the city, caps the number of licenses at eight, and obligates every licensee to provide curbside recycling and yard debris collection, while the city sets the minimum rates the licensees may charge.Official guidance
How is curbside service priced in Eugene?+
By container size and collection frequency on a city schedule that every licensed hauler must respect as a minimum, with haulers allowed to charge up to ten percent above it. Basic service includes garbage and curbside recycling, and most households add every other week food waste and yard debris collection; extras are priced per thirty two gallon unit, bulk items carry a minimum service fee plus a per item range, and the schedule also lists a pack out charge, a container exchange fee and a contamination fee.Official guidance
What cannot go in a Eugene curbside container?+
The city collection rule lists unacceptable materials as hazardous materials, chemicals, paint, corrosive materials, lead acid batteries, dead animals, infectious waste, semi solid wastes, tires, major appliances, flammable materials, hot ashes, computers, monitors and televisions, and the customer may not place any of those in a garbage, recycling, yard debris, commercial food waste or organics receptacle.Official guidance
Can extra bags be left beside the container in Eugene?+
Yes, as an extra or a bulk item arranged with the hauler. An extra is material that fits into a thirty two gallon container without being altered and that exceeds the subscribed container, and the city rate schedule prices it per unit, while the bulk rate covers individual items at the curb with a minimum service fee and a per item range the hauler applies at its discretion.Official guidance
What does Lane County accept at its transfer stations?+
Household garbage, construction and demolition material, rubble, roofing, rock, dirt and stumps, wood waste and yard debris, appliances, mattresses and box springs, tires up to twenty inches and propane tanks up to five gallons, with appliances charged per appliance, mattresses free to recycle at Glenwood only, and the county landfill at Short Mountain closed to the public. Household hazardous waste is booked into the collection center at Glenwood by appointment rather than dropped in the transfer station lanes.Official guidance
