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City collection Both Keizer haulers take material that does not fit the carts. Loren's junk pickup covers extra garbage, old furniture, tires, appliances, yard waste, construction debris and mattresses, and Valley's special removal and clean up service handles appliances, furniture, tires, e-waste, junk and piles of demolition or yard waste up to ten yards on a free estimate. Neither company publishes an item price for junk pickup: Valley quotes a free estimate by telephone and Loren's prices the load when the pickup is arranged, so confirm the charge and the item list with the hauler that serves the address.
City collection A mattress does not fit a cart, so it leaves the house as junk pickup: Loren's lists mattresses among the items it removes, and Valley's special removal service covers the same kind of oversized household material for a quoted fee. No mattress rate is published by the city, by either Keizer hauler or by Marion County, so confirm the charge with the hauler that serves the address, and confirm the acceptance and the fee with the county transfer station line before hauling one in.
City collection An appliance goes to a separate pickup or to a county site rather than into a cart or container. Marion County charges twenty five dollars for any appliance designed to contain refrigerant, because the refrigerant has to be removed by a professional who provides the county with the documentation the EPA Clean Air Act requires, and the same fee applies whether or not refrigerant is still inside. $25 per appliance designed to contain refrigerant at a Marion County transfer station. for appliances delivered to the Salem-Keizer or North Marion station; the refrigerant must be removed first by a professional who provides the county with the required documentation, and removing it yourself is against EPA regulations and does not avoid the fee.
City collection The curbside package is built around the garbage cart: a grey garbage cart, a ninety five gallon blue cart for mixed recycling, a ninety five gallon green cart for mixed organics, and a small red bin for glass, batteries, usable paint, used motor oil, cooking oil and antifreeze, with garbage and organics collected weekly and recycling collected every other week. From $31.84 per month for the smallest residential package published by the hauler serving Keizer, with the price rising with the size of the grey garbage cart. as published by Valley Recycling for a Keizer residential package; Loren's Sanitation bills its own accounts, so confirm the current rate, the package and any exemption for the household with the hauler that serves the address.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Keizer does not collect garbage itself. The city's utility start and stop page splits refuse and recycling between two companies by street area on one lookup map: Loren's Sanitation serves the green areas and Valley Recycling serves the orange areas, and the city publishes a telephone number for each. The package a household gets from either hauler is built the same way, because Marion County's curbside standard applies across the region: a garbage cart, a blue recycling cart collected every other week, a green organics cart collected weekly, and a small red bin for the materials that need separate handling, such as glass, batteries, usable paint, used motor oil, cooking oil and antifreeze. The published rates follow the size of the garbage cart rather than the recycling carts, and the hauler that serves the address is also the one to call for anything the carts will not take. Both Keizer haulers run that second service: Loren's collects extra garbage, old furniture, tires, appliances, yard waste, construction debris and mattresses as junk pickup, and Valley's special removal and clean up service handles appliances, furniture, tires, e-waste, junk and piles of demolition or yard waste up to ten yards on a free estimate, while its containers refuse appliances, tires, car batteries, paint, fluids, concrete, dirt, rock, televisions and computers and collect those separately for a nominal fee. What neither hauler does is take a television, computer or appliance for free inside a container: Oregon E-Cycles covers up to seven computers, monitors, televisions and printers per visit free of charge at participating collection sites, and Marion County charges a per appliance fee for any appliance designed to contain refrigerant because the refrigerant must be removed by a professional first. Self haul runs through three county sites rather than the city: the Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station on Deer Park Drive, the North Marion station in Woodburn, and the Brown's Island Demolition Landfill, which takes construction material by the cubic yard. All county sites require identification on entry, an unrestrained load carries an added fee, and household hazardous waste is handled separately at the Salem-Keizer station by appointment on Thursdays.
Keizer assigns refuse and recycling by address rather than running a single citywide crew: the city's utility page points to a searchable street map that shows the service areas, with Loren's Sanitation on the green areas and Valley Recycling on the orange areas, and a telephone number for each.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes which hauler serves which street but no rate, because each company bills its own accounts, so confirm the hauler for the address and its current package price before service starts.
When & how
Look the address up on the city's street map to see whether the green or the orange service area applies, then contact that hauler's office to start or stop the account.
Get it ready
Confirm the hauler before setting anything at the curb, because the two companies run separate routes and a container put out for the wrong one is not collected.
The curbside package is built around the garbage cart: a grey garbage cart, a ninety five gallon blue cart for mixed recycling, a ninety five gallon green cart for mixed organics, and a small red bin for glass, batteries, usable paint, used motor oil, cooking oil and antifreeze, with garbage and organics collected weekly and recycling collected every other week.
City cost & eligibility
From $31.84 per month for the smallest residential package published by the hauler serving Keizer, with the price rising with the size of the grey garbage cart. as published by Valley Recycling for a Keizer residential package; Loren's Sanitation bills its own accounts, so confirm the current rate, the package and any exemption for the household with the hauler that serves the address.
When & how
Carts must be at the curb with the lids opening toward the street no later than 6 a.m. on the collection day, and households that can fit their garbage into a twenty gallon cart may qualify for an exemption from the yard debris program at a reduced rate.
Get it ready
Leave at least four feet between containers and anything else so the automated arm can reach them, seal lightweight material so it cannot blow, and observe the container weight limits of sixty pounds per thirty five gallon cart, one hundred twenty pounds per sixty five gallon cart and one hundred eighty pounds per ninety five gallon cart, because overflow can add charges.
Both Keizer haulers take material that does not fit the carts. Loren's junk pickup covers extra garbage, old furniture, tires, appliances, yard waste, construction debris and mattresses, and Valley's special removal and clean up service handles appliances, furniture, tires, e-waste, junk and piles of demolition or yard waste up to ten yards on a free estimate.
City cost & eligibility
Neither company publishes an item price for junk pickup: Valley quotes a free estimate by telephone and Loren's prices the load when the pickup is arranged, so confirm the charge and the item list with the hauler that serves the address.
When & how
Junk pickup and drop box delivery are arranged directly with the hauler, and Loren's also delivers ten, twenty, thirty and forty yard drop boxes for larger cleanups.
Get it ready
Keep appliances, tires, car batteries, paint, fluids, concrete, dirt, rock, televisions and computers out of a rented container, because those items are prohibited in the containers and are collected separately for a nominal fee instead.
A mattress does not fit a cart, so it leaves the house as junk pickup: Loren's lists mattresses among the items it removes, and Valley's special removal service covers the same kind of oversized household material for a quoted fee.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress rate is published by the city, by either Keizer hauler or by Marion County, so confirm the charge with the hauler that serves the address, and confirm the acceptance and the fee with the county transfer station line before hauling one in.
When & how
Mattress pickups are arranged with the hauler that serves the address rather than on a fixed municipal schedule.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the recycling and organics carts, bag it if the hauler asks, and do not leave it in an alley or against a cart while the pickup is being arranged.
An appliance goes to a separate pickup or to a county site rather than into a cart or container. Marion County charges twenty five dollars for any appliance designed to contain refrigerant, because the refrigerant has to be removed by a professional who provides the county with the documentation the EPA Clean Air Act requires, and the same fee applies whether or not refrigerant is still inside.
City cost & eligibility
$25 per appliance designed to contain refrigerant at a Marion County transfer station. for appliances delivered to the Salem-Keizer or North Marion station; the refrigerant must be removed first by a professional who provides the county with the required documentation, and removing it yourself is against EPA regulations and does not avoid the fee.
When & how
County transfer stations take appliances during their open hours and all sites require identification on entering, while a curbside or driveway pickup is arranged with the hauler.
Get it ready
Have the refrigerant removed and documented before the appliance goes to a county site, and keep it out of a rented container or cart, because Valley prohibits appliances in its containers and collects them separately for a nominal fee.
Televisions, computers, monitors and printers go through Oregon E-Cycles, the state program that lets anyone take seven or fewer of those items at a time to a participating collection site for free recycling, with keyboards and mice also free, while other types of electronics are not included. Valley separately refuses televisions and computers in its containers and collects them for a nominal fee.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. for up to seven computers, monitors, televisions and printers at a time at a participating Oregon E-Cycles collection site, with keyboards and mice accepted free; other electronics are outside the program, and a hauler that takes a screen away separately charges its own fee.
When & how
Collection sites are listed in the program's locate tool and by a toll free telephone number, and the sites take material during their own posted hours rather than on a city collection day.
Get it ready
Keep batteries separate from the devices, count the items so the visit stays at seven or fewer, and keep computers and televisions out of the curbside carts and the rented containers.
Construction material does not go in a curbside cart. Both Keizer haulers deliver drop boxes, and Marion County takes construction material at the Brown's Island Demolition Landfill for fifty dollars per cubic yard with a fifty dollar minimum from July 1, 2026, while noting that lightweight material may cost less at the Salem-Keizer station because that site charges by weight.
City cost & eligibility
$50 per cubic yard of construction material at the Brown's Island Demolition Landfill, with a minimum charge of fifty dollars. for material accepted at that demolition landfill, which is permitted by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality to take a restricted set of construction materials.
When & how
Brown's Island is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the North Marion station charges all demolition material the same fee as garbage during its daily hours.
Get it ready
Separate yard debris from construction material, because the Brown's Island compost facility takes only grass clippings, leaves, branches and vegetative material and refuses lumber, rocks, sod and dirt, and expect to show photo identification on entry at every county site.
Carts and bins go to the curb with the lids opening toward the street no later than 6 a.m. on the regular collection day, with at least four feet of space between containers and any other obstacle so the automated arm can reach them. Both Keizer haulers ask that bins stay off sidewalks and clear of vehicles, mailboxes and each other.
Weight limits are sixty pounds per thirty five gallon cart, one hundred twenty pounds per sixty five gallon cart and one hundred eighty pounds per ninety five gallon cart, and overflow beyond the container may result in extra charges. Lightweight material such as packing peanuts, tissues or ashes has to be tightly sealed so it cannot blow away, and the container rules refuse appliances, tires, car batteries, paint, fluids, concrete, dirt, rock, televisions and computers, which are collected separately for a nominal fee.
Cooling appliances need professional refrigerant removal
Marion County requires that any appliance designed to contain refrigerant be assessed by a professional who removes the refrigerant and provides the county with the documentation the EPA Clean Air Act requires, before the appliance can be sent for recycling. Trying to remove the refrigerant yourself is dangerous, against EPA regulations, and does not avoid the twenty five dollar charge.
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.
Loren's Sanitation Service and Valley Recycling & Disposal, the two haulers the City of Keizer assigns by service area, with Marion County transfer stations for self haul
Book the pickup with the hauler that serves the street
Anything the carts will not take, from a single sofa to a garage cleanout
Cost & conditions
Valley quotes a free estimate for special removal and Loren's prices the load when the pickup is booked, so the amount is confirmed with the hauler rather than published by the city.
Arrange it
Look the address up on the city's service area map, call that hauler's office, and describe the items so the pickup or the drop box can be quoted.
The two companies run separate routes, so the hauler for the address is the only one that collects the carts; containers refuse appliances, tires, car batteries, paint, fluids, concrete, dirt, rock, televisions and computers, which are collected separately for a nominal fee.
Loren's Sanitation Service and Valley Recycling & Disposal, the two haulers the City of Keizer assigns by service area, with Marion County transfer stations for self haul
Self haul to a Marion County disposal site
Household loads, appliances and construction material a household hauls itself
Cost & conditions
The county charges garbage and demolition material by weight at the Salem-Keizer and North Marion stations and by the cubic yard at Brown's Island, and it does not publish the current garbage table in readable text, so confirm the load price on the transfer station line before hauling in.
Arrange it
Drive the load to the Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station on Deer Park Drive SE in Salem or the North Marion station on Whitney Lane NE in Woodburn during their hours, and bring the construction material to Brown's Island on weekdays.
All sites require identification on entering, an unrestrained load is charged an extra ten dollars and the fee doubles for each repeated occurrence, household hazardous waste is prohibited at the transfer stations, and the North Marion station no longer accepts tip loads.
Loren's Sanitation Service and Valley Recycling & Disposal, the two haulers the City of Keizer assigns by service area, with Marion County transfer stations for self haul
Take household chemicals to the county hazardous waste facility
Products labeled danger, warning, caution or poison, and anything that should not go in the garbage can
Cost & conditions
No charge. for household quantities from non business Marion County residents, in containers of five gallons or less.
Arrange it
Go to the collection facility at the Salem-Keizer transfer station, the first building on the left at 3250 Deer Park Drive SE, on a Thursday between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
Only Thursday hours, containers larger than five gallons or repeated quantities of one substance need county approval in advance, fifty five gallon drums are refused, and businesses are charged by the pound after pre registering.
Drop televisions and computers at an Oregon E-Cycles site
Computers, monitors, televisions and printers, up to seven items per visit
Cost & conditions
No charge. for up to seven computers, monitors, televisions and printers at a time, with keyboards and mice also free; other electronics are not included.
Arrange it
Find the nearest participating collection site with the program's locate tool or the toll free number, then bring the items during the site's own hours.
The free program covers only the listed items and caps a visit at seven pieces of equipment, so a larger load needs more than one trip or a different route.
Marion County Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station
3250 Deer Park Dr. SE, Salem, Oregon 97317
Household and commercial garbage, demolition material, appliances, recyclable material, and the household hazardous waste facility in the first building on the left
Household hazardous waste is prohibited in the paid disposal and recycling areas, an unrestrained load is charged an extra ten dollars and the fee doubles on repeats, photo identification is required on entry, and American Express and Discover are not accepted
Seven days a week, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., except for county holidays
The station prices garbage and demolition material by weight and appliances that were designed to contain refrigerant at twenty five dollars each, and the county's readable page text does not carry the current garbage table, so confirm the load price on the transfer station line at (503) 588-5169.
Construction materials permitted at a demolition landfill, and yard debris at the adjacent Brown's Island Compost Facility
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality permit restricts what may be accepted; the compost facility takes only grass clippings, leaves, branches and vegetative material and refuses lumber, rocks, sod and dirt; photo identification is required on entry and one hundred dollar bills are not accepted
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., except for county holidays
$50 per cubic yard of construction material, with a minimum charge of fifty dollars. for construction material accepted at this demolition landfill from July 1, 2026; yard debris at the compost facility carries a fifteen dollar per cubic yard minimum.
Household Hazardous Waste Facility at the Salem-Keizer station
Marion County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility
3250 Deer Park Dr. SE, Salem, Oregon 97317 (first building on the left)
Household products labeled danger, warning, caution or poison, brought in original retail containers with good fitting lids or in resealable containers such as a milk jug or five gallon bucket with a lid
Box the materials so they cannot tip or spill in transit, keep containers to five gallons or less, and note that fifty five gallon drums are refused and larger or repeated quantities need county approval before delivery
Thursdays, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
No charge. for household quantities from non business Marion County residents; businesses pre register and are charged by the pound.
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.
Which company collects garbage at a Keizer address?+
The city splits the job by street area on one lookup map: Loren's Sanitation serves the green areas and Valley Recycling serves the orange areas, and the city lists a telephone number for each company so a household can confirm its own area and account.Official guidance
How are Keizer carts supposed to be set out?+
At the curb with the lids opening toward the street by 6 a.m. on the collection day, with at least four feet of clearance between containers and any obstacle so the automated arm can reach them, and within the published weight limits for each cart size. Overflow beyond the container can result in extra charges.Official guidance
Can a Keizer hauler take furniture or an appliance from the curb?+
Yes, as a separate pickup rather than in the cart. Loren's lists extra garbage, old furniture, tires, appliances, yard waste, construction debris and mattresses in its junk pickup, and Valley's special removal service takes appliances, furniture, tires, e-waste, junk and piles of demolition or yard waste up to ten yards on a free estimate.Official guidance
What is required for a refrigerator or freezer in Keizer?+
A professional has to remove any refrigerant and give Marion County the documentation it needs under the EPA Clean Air Act before the appliance can be recycled, and the county charges twenty five dollars for every appliance that was designed to contain refrigerant whether or not refrigerant remains inside. Removing the refrigerant yourself is against EPA regulations and the fee still applies.Official guidance
Is television recycling really free in Oregon?+
Yes, through Oregon E-Cycles: anyone may bring seven or fewer computers, monitors, televisions and printers at a time to a participating collection site for free recycling, and keyboards and mice are free as well. Other types of electronics are not part of the program, so those items need another route.Official guidance
Who is the garbage company for a Keizer address?+
It depends on the street. Keizer splits refuse and recycling between two companies on one lookup map, with Loren's Sanitation serving the green areas and Valley Recycling serving the orange areas, and the city lists a telephone number for each so a household can confirm which one bills the address.Official guidance
How does Keizer garbage billing work?+
The hauler bills the household directly, and the package price follows the size of the grey garbage cart rather than the recycling carts. Valley Recycling publishes a monthly rate for each cart size and requires two months of payment in advance to start service, and the city notes that senior or disabled heads of household may qualify for a twenty percent discount applied through the city utility department.Official guidance
What can not go in a Keizer cart or container?+
The hauler container rules prohibit appliances, tires, car batteries, paint, fluids, concrete, dirt, rock, televisions and computers, and those items are collected separately for a nominal fee instead. Carts also carry weight limits of sixty pounds at thirty five gallons, one hundred twenty pounds at sixty five gallons and one hundred eighty pounds at ninety five gallons, and overflow may add charges.Official guidance
What do Marion County sites require from a Keizer resident?+
Identification on entering at every site, a restrained load because an unrestrained one is charged an extra ten dollars and doubles on each repeat, and household hazardous waste kept out of the transfer station and recycling areas. Garbage and demolition material are charged by weight at the Salem-Keizer and North Marion stations, and construction material is charged by the cubic yard at Brown's Island.Official guidance
What happens to a Keizer television or computer?+
It goes through Oregon E-Cycles, the state program that accepts seven or fewer computers, monitors, televisions and printers at a time at participating collection sites for free recycling, with keyboards and mice also free, while other electronics are outside the program. Valley Recycling also refuses televisions and computers in its containers and collects them separately for a nominal fee.Official guidance
