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City collection Redmond has no curbside furniture pickup, so furniture goes to the county transfer station and is charged as household garbage by weight. The county accepts any non liquid, non gaseous household waste at Negus, but furniture is specifically refused in the yard debris and wood waste streams, so it belongs in the garbage lane rather than the green waste pile. From $30 per load at the Negus Transfer Station in Redmond, where household garbage is charged at a minimum for the first 500 pounds and five dollars for each additional 100 pounds. Self haul to 2400 NE Maple Avenue in Redmond; the hauler also offers a bulk pickup service, but the county schedule is the route with published prices.
City collection Mattresses are the one item in this packet with a free dedicated route. Oregon's statewide mattress programme funds recycling through an assessment on every mattress sold, and Deschutes Recycling at Knott Landfill takes up to four mattresses or box springs a day from residents, seven days a week, provided they are dry and clean. No charge. Free residential mattress recycling, up to four mattresses or box springs per day at Deschutes Recycling at Knott Landfill, funded by the statewide assessment on each mattress sold rather than by a gate fee.
City collection Appliances have published county prices. Deschutes Recycling at Knott and the Negus, Northwest and Southwest transfer stations take appliances at eight dollars each, and a unit containing refrigerant costs twenty dollars, with a limit of four freon appliances per customer per day. Water heaters with fluids removed and microwaves sit at the same eight dollar rate. From $8 per appliance without refrigerant at the county transfer stations and Deschutes Recycling, where a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or other freon appliance is charged at twenty dollars each. County service open to residents, with a limit of four freon appliances per customer per day and fluids removed from water heaters before drop-off.
City collection Bulky loads in Redmond go to the transfer station and are charged by weight. The county applies a minimum charge for the first 500 pounds of household garbage and five dollars for each additional 100 pounds, and the hauler that holds the Redmond service area also advertises a bulk pickup service for a mattress or a refrigerator without publishing a price for it. From $30 per load at the Negus Transfer Station in Redmond, where household garbage carries a minimum charge for the first 500 pounds and five dollars for each additional 100 pounds. Open to residents hauling their own load, with a ten dollar rebate for a covered and secured vehicle; the franchised hauler's bulk pickup is a separate paid service with no published price.
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?
Redmond runs curbside collection through licensed haulers rather than city crews, and disposal through Deschutes County. Republic Services, formerly High Country Disposal, holds the Redmond service area on 541-548-4984, while the county operates the Negus Transfer Station and Recycling Center inside Redmond at 2400 NE Maple Avenue and the landfill, hazardous waste facility and Deschutes Recycling yard at Knott Landfill in Bend. That split is what makes the routes simple: mattresses recycle free at Deschutes Recycling up to four a day under Oregon's statewide programme, appliances are eight dollars or twenty with refrigerant at the county sites, televisions, computers and printers recycle free at every transfer station, and tires are priced four dollars each or six on a rim. Construction debris is accepted at Negus up to ten cubic yards at the household garbage rate, clean fill such as concrete and dirt goes for less by the cubic yard, and household chemicals are free at the Knott facility on Fridays and Saturdays.
Redmond has no curbside furniture pickup, so furniture goes to the county transfer station and is charged as household garbage by weight. The county accepts any non liquid, non gaseous household waste at Negus, but furniture is specifically refused in the yard debris and wood waste streams, so it belongs in the garbage lane rather than the green waste pile.
City cost & eligibility
From $30 per load at the Negus Transfer Station in Redmond, where household garbage is charged at a minimum for the first 500 pounds and five dollars for each additional 100 pounds. Self haul to 2400 NE Maple Avenue in Redmond; the hauler also offers a bulk pickup service, but the county schedule is the route with published prices.
When & how
Load the furniture and take it to the Negus Transfer Station during its open hours, Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and expect the load to be weighed at the gate.
Get it ready
Keep the load free of hazardous material, liquids, manure, ashes and asbestos because rural transfer stations refuse those, keep furniture out of the yard debris and wood waste streams, and cover and secure the load because the county gives a ten dollar rebate for a properly secured vehicle.
Mattresses are the one item in this packet with a free dedicated route. Oregon's statewide mattress programme funds recycling through an assessment on every mattress sold, and Deschutes Recycling at Knott Landfill takes up to four mattresses or box springs a day from residents, seven days a week, provided they are dry and clean.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free residential mattress recycling, up to four mattresses or box springs per day at Deschutes Recycling at Knott Landfill, funded by the statewide assessment on each mattress sold rather than by a gate fee.
When & how
Take the mattress to Deschutes Recycling at 61050 SE 27th Street in Bend, open 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. seven days a week except holidays.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the weather, because wet, soaked or filthy units are refused, and leave behind anything with severe mold, bed bugs, excessive stains, fire damage or crushing. Box springs must be fabric covered, and air mattresses, car beds, sofa beds, futons, crib mattresses, pillows and cushions are all refused.
Appliances have published county prices. Deschutes Recycling at Knott and the Negus, Northwest and Southwest transfer stations take appliances at eight dollars each, and a unit containing refrigerant costs twenty dollars, with a limit of four freon appliances per customer per day. Water heaters with fluids removed and microwaves sit at the same eight dollar rate.
City cost & eligibility
From $8 per appliance without refrigerant at the county transfer stations and Deschutes Recycling, where a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or other freon appliance is charged at twenty dollars each. County service open to residents, with a limit of four freon appliances per customer per day and fluids removed from water heaters before drop-off.
When & how
Take the appliance to the Negus Transfer Station in Redmond, open Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., or to Deschutes Recycling at Knott Landfill, and tell the attendant whether the unit holds refrigerant.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, keep it upright, tape or tie the doors, remove fluids from a water heater, and keep the appliance out of the yard debris and wood waste lanes.
Electronics are free to recycle at every county transfer station. The county's list names monitors, CPUs, televisions, keyboards, mice, VCRs, DVD players, game consoles, cables, receivers, routers, modems, converter boxes and printers, and Redmond has one of those recycling centres beside the Negus Transfer Station. Smaller components such as cameras, radios and projectors carry a small per pound fee at Deschutes Recycling instead.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free at every county transfer station recycling center, including Negus in Redmond, for the listed items such as monitors, CPUs, televisions, printers, keyboards, mice, receivers, routers and converter boxes; other components such as cameras, radios and copy machines are charged by weight at Deschutes Recycling.
When & how
Drop the devices at the recycling center at the Negus Transfer Station during open hours, Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., while the yard is staffed.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers and phones, keep cables and remote controls with the devices they belong to, keep electronics out of the curbside carts, and ask at the gate before bringing a component that is not on the county list.
Construction debris is accepted at the transfer station, with a volume cap. Negus takes up to ten cubic yards of construction debris at the household garbage rate, and larger amounts go to Knott Landfill. Clean fill is cheaper: asphalt, concrete, rocks, dirt, brick and ceramic with no vegetation, roots or garbage are charged by the cubic yard, with limits on size and protruding rebar.
City cost & eligibility
From $30 per load at the Negus Transfer Station in Redmond, where household garbage and construction debris are charged at a minimum for the first 500 pounds plus five dollars for each additional 100 pounds, while clean fill such as concrete, asphalt, dirt, brick and ceramic is charged at seven dollars per cubic yard. Negus accepts up to ten cubic yards of construction debris per load and larger volumes go to Knott Landfill; clean fill has to be free of vegetation, roots and garbage.
When & how
Take the material to the Negus Transfer Station, Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and keep the construction and clean fill portions separate so each is charged correctly.
Get it ready
Keep clean fill free of vegetation, roots and garbage, keep pieces under the maximum dimension with rebar protruding no more than twelve inches, keep treated wood, plywood, OSB and other engineered wood out of the wood waste pile because those are refused there, and keep asbestos and contaminated soil out entirely because they need a special waste application.
Exercise equipment is not named anywhere on the county schedules, which price appliances, mattresses, tires, wood waste and organics by item or volume but never mention a treadmill or weight machine. A machine will be handled as household garbage by weight at the transfer station, but the county has to confirm that before it is loaded.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine appears on the county schedule, so there is no item price to quote; the likely treatment is household garbage by weight at the transfer station, charged from the minimum for the first 500 pounds. Call the Negus Transfer Station on 541-548-7232 or Deschutes County Solid Waste on 541-317-3163 to confirm before loading.
When & how
Call the transfer station first, then take the machine to 2400 NE Maple Avenue during open hours if it is accepted as garbage.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it comes apart, keep the frame, deck and console parts together, and keep it out of the yard debris and wood waste lanes because furniture and similar items are refused in those streams.
Bulky loads in Redmond go to the transfer station and are charged by weight. The county applies a minimum charge for the first 500 pounds of household garbage and five dollars for each additional 100 pounds, and the hauler that holds the Redmond service area also advertises a bulk pickup service for a mattress or a refrigerator without publishing a price for it.
City cost & eligibility
From $30 per load at the Negus Transfer Station in Redmond, where household garbage carries a minimum charge for the first 500 pounds and five dollars for each additional 100 pounds. Open to residents hauling their own load, with a ten dollar rebate for a covered and secured vehicle; the franchised hauler's bulk pickup is a separate paid service with no published price.
When & how
Take the load to 2400 NE Maple Avenue, open Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and drop recyclable material at the recycling center on the way in so it is not charged as garbage.
Get it ready
Cover and secure the load, separate recyclables, yard debris and clean fill into their own lanes, keep hazardous material out because rural sites refuse it, and keep loads inside the ten cubic yard construction limit and the per day appliance and tire limits.
Tires are priced per tire at every county site, with a surcharge when the rim is still on. Passenger car, pickup and light truck tires run four dollars each, or six dollars on a rim, with a limit of twelve tires per customer per day. The county transfer stations refuse heavy truck and farm equipment tires, while the operator's recycling sheet prices commercial truck tires with 20 to 24.5 inch rims and points to a gate confirmation.
City cost & eligibility
$4 per passenger car, pickup or light truck tire up to a 19.5 inch rim diameter at the county transfer stations and Deschutes Recycling, where the same tire on a rim is charged at six dollars each. Limit of twelve tires per customer per day; commercial truck tires cost more and tires with rims over 24.5 inches or farm equipment tires are not accepted.
When & how
Take the tires to the Negus Transfer Station in Redmond, open Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., or to Deschutes Recycling at Knott Landfill.
Get it ready
Count the tires before the trip because of the twelve per day limit, decide whether to leave the rims on knowing the surcharge, keep tires out of the curbside cart, and do not load rims over 24.5 inches or farm equipment tires because they are refused.
Household chemicals are free at the county facility, but not at the Redmond yard. The Knott Landfill hazardous waste facility accepts a long list of household chemicals free of charge from residents on Fridays and Saturdays, rural transfer stations refuse hazardous waste, and paint up to ten containers, motor oil up to five gallons, fluorescent bulbs and sharps all have their own free routes.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free of charge from residential users at the Knott Landfill Hazardous Waste Facility, open Fridays and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. except federal holidays, with rural transfer stations refusing hazardous waste; paint up to ten containers is free at the Knott recycling center and motor oil up to five gallons is free at any county transfer station.
When & how
Take the material to the Knott Landfill hazardous waste facility on a Friday or Saturday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., or use the free paint and motor oil routes at the recycling centers.
Get it ready
Secure the material in the vehicle in non leaking containers, keep products separate and never mix them, leave alkaline batteries in the regular garbage while nickel cadmium and lithium batteries go to a transfer station, put sharps in a sealed labelled container for the scale house or the Redmond transfer station, and take gasoline and diesel to the hazardous waste facility only.
Curbside comes from the hauler, disposal from the county
Redmond residents receive waste and recycling collection from a licensed hauler, with Republic Services, formerly High Country Disposal, holding the Redmond area on 541-548-4984. Yard debris and food scrap service is available within city limits only. Everything that will not fit the cart goes to the county instead, either to the Negus Transfer Station inside Redmond or to Knott Landfill in Bend, and the county charges by weight, volume or item depending on what is in the load.
Household garbage and construction debris carry a minimum charge for the first 500 pounds and five dollars for each additional 100 pounds, with Negus capping construction debris at ten cubic yards per load and sending larger volumes to Knott Landfill. Yard debris, wood waste and clean fill run seven dollars a cubic yard, appliances eight dollars each or twenty with refrigerant, and tires four dollars each or six on a rim. A properly covered and secured load earns a ten dollar rebate.
The rural transfer stations refuse hazardous material, manure, ashes, asbestos, contaminated soil and any large or heavy item that might damage the transfer trailers, as judged by the attendant on duty. Asbestos and contaminated soil need an approved special waste application and are handled only at Knott Landfill. Household chemicals therefore wait for a Friday or Saturday at the hazardous waste facility, while paint up to ten containers, motor oil, batteries, bulbs and sharps all have their own free drop-offs.
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.
Deschutes County Solid Waste with Republic Services (formerly High Country Disposal)
Haul the load to the Negus Transfer Station
A Redmond household with furniture, appliances, tires, construction debris or a mixed load that will not fit the cart.
Cost & conditions
Prices depend on what the load contains: household garbage and construction debris run from a minimum for the first 500 pounds plus five dollars per additional 100 pounds, clean fill, yard debris and wood waste are seven dollars to a cubic yard, appliances are eight dollars or twenty with refrigerant, and tires are four dollars or six on a rim. Weigh in at the gate for the exact figure.
Arrange it
Take the material to 2400 NE Maple Avenue in Redmond, open Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed Sunday, and use the recycling center on site for anything free rather than paying the garbage rate.
Construction debris is capped at ten cubic yards per load, freon appliances at four per customer per day, tires at twelve per day, and hazardous material, manure, ashes, asbestos, contaminated soil and oversized heavy items are refused.
Deschutes County Solid Waste with Republic Services (formerly High Country Disposal)
Use Deschutes Recycling for mattresses, paint and appliances
A household with a mattress, leftover paint, an appliance or a load of yard debris and wood waste.
Cost & conditions
This yard mixes free and paid streams: mattresses up to four a day, paint up to ten containers, motor oil up to ten gallons and propane tanks are free, while appliances are eight dollars or twenty with refrigerant, yard debris and wood waste are seven dollars a cubic yard, document shredding runs by the cart, and electronic components are charged by weight. Confirm at the gate what applies to the load.
Arrange it
Drive to Deschutes Recycling at Knott Landfill, 61050 SE 27th Street in Bend, open 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. seven days a week except holidays, and separate the material by stream.
Mattresses must be dry and clean with no mold, bed bugs or crush damage, commercial mattress customers need an appointment, treated wood, plywood, OSB, furniture, rocks and styrofoam are refused in the wood and organics streams, and rims over 24.5 inches or farm equipment tires are refused.
Deschutes County Solid Waste with Republic Services (formerly High Country Disposal)
Ask the hauler about a bulk pickup
A household that cannot move a mattress, a refrigerator or another large item to a transfer station.
Cost & conditions
Republic Services advertises a bulk waste pickup on its Redmond page but publishes no item list, schedule or price for it, so the cost comes from the company rather than from the county schedule. Call 541-548-4984, the former High Country Disposal line, to confirm.
Arrange it
Call the hauler on 541-548-4984, describe the item, and book the pickup if the price and the collection day work for the household.
This is the private hauler that holds the Redmond service area rather than a city service, the published prices in this packet come from the county instead, and appliances can be dropped at a county site for a lower published rate if the household can move the unit.
Deschutes County Solid Waste with Republic Services (formerly High Country Disposal)
Use the free household hazardous waste facility
A household with solvents, fuels, aerosols, cleaners, pesticides, pool chemicals, mercury items or more paint than the recycling center will take.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free of charge from residential users at the Knott Landfill Hazardous Waste Facility; businesses must pre-register as very small quantity generators and pay fees by appointment.
Arrange it
Take the material to Knott Landfill on a Friday or Saturday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., secured in the vehicle and in non leaking containers.
Rural transfer stations do not accept hazardous waste and the facility is closed on federal holidays, gasoline and diesel are taken only there, and prescription medicines must go to a pharmacy, hospital or law enforcement drop-off instead.
County transfer station and recycling center inside Redmond
Negus Transfer Station and Recycling Center
2400 NE Maple Avenue, Redmond, OR 97756
Household garbage and up to ten cubic yards of construction debris, clean fill such as asphalt, concrete, rocks, dirt, brick and ceramic at the lower cubic yard rate, yard debris and wood waste, appliances and freon appliances, tires, sharps in a sealed labelled container, and free recycling at the on site center including monitors, CPUs, televisions, printers, glass, scrap metal, motor oil and fluorescent bulbs
Hazardous material, manure, ashes, asbestos, contaminated soil and any large or heavy item that might damage the transfer trailers are refused at the rural stations. Construction debris is capped at ten cubic yards per load, freon appliances at four per customer per day, tires at twelve per day, clean fill must have no vegetation, roots or garbage and pieces are limited to a three foot maximum dimension with rebar protruding no more than twelve inches, and heavy truck or equipment tires are not accepted.
Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed Sunday; phone 541-548-7232
From $30 per load at the gate, where the minimum charge covers the first 500 pounds of household garbage or construction debris and each additional 100 pounds is charged separately, with clean fill, yard debris and wood waste at seven dollars a cubic yard and appliances eight dollars or twenty with refrigerant. Residents hauling their own load, with a ten dollar rebate for a properly covered and secured vehicle and free recycling at the on site center.
Free mattress, paint and electronics-adjacent recycling yard at the landfill
Deschutes Recycling at Knott Landfill
61050 SE 27th Street, Bend, OR 97702
Free mattress and box spring recycling up to four a day, paint up to ten containers, motor oil and cooking oil up to ten gallons, propane tanks up to five gallons, automotive and rechargeable batteries, barbecues, lawn mowers with fluids removed, paper, cardboard, glass and scrap metal, and for a fee appliances, freon appliances, yard debris, wood waste, stumps, sod, document destruction by the cart, tires and electronic components by weight
Mattresses must be dry and clean with no mold, bed bugs, excessive stains or crush damage, and fabric free box springs, air mattresses, car beds, sofa beds, futons, crib mattresses, pillows and cushions are refused. Commercial mattress customers need an appointment. Treated wood, engineered wood, plywood, OSB, vinyl siding, metal fasteners, furniture, rocks and styrofoam are refused in the wood and organics stream, and tires with rims over 24.5 inches or farm equipment tires are not accepted.
7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. seven days a week, closed holidays; phone 541-388-1910
$8 per large appliance without refrigerant at the yard, where a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner containing freon is twenty dollars each; mattresses up to four a day, paint up to ten containers and motor oil up to ten gallons are free instead. Residential drop-off during yard hours, with freon appliances limited to four per customer per day and commercial mattress customers required to make an appointment.
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.
Where do I recycle a mattress in Redmond?+
At Deschutes Recycling at Knott Landfill, 61050 SE 27th Street in Bend, which takes up to four mattresses or box springs a day from residents as part of Oregon's statewide mattress recycling programme. Units have to be dry and clean, and bed bugs, mold, stains or crush damage will be refused.Official guidance
Where do I take an appliance in Redmond?+
To the Negus Transfer Station on NE Maple Avenue, where appliances are charged per unit and freon appliances cost more, with a limit of four freon units per customer per day. Deschutes Recycling at Knott Landfill takes them at the same prices, and microwaves are handled as scrap metal.Official guidance
Where do TVs and computers go in Redmond?+
To the recycling center at the Negus Transfer Station on NE Maple Avenue, where monitors, CPUs, televisions, keyboards, mice, printers, receivers, routers and converter boxes are free to recycle. Smaller components such as cameras, radios and projectors are charged by weight at Deschutes Recycling instead.Official guidance
Can I take construction debris to the Negus transfer station?+
Yes, up to ten cubic yards per load, charged at the household garbage rate by weight. Larger amounts go to Knott Landfill, and clean fill such as concrete, asphalt, rocks, dirt or brick is charged at a lower cubic yard rate as long as it has no vegetation, roots or garbage and the pieces stay within the size limits.Official guidance
What does it cost to take a load to Negus?+
Household garbage and construction debris carry a minimum charge for the first 500 pounds, with five dollars for each additional 100 pounds, and a ten dollar rebate comes back for a properly covered and secured load. Yard debris, wood waste and clean fill are charged by the cubic yard, and appliances and tires are priced per item.Official guidance
Will the hauler pick up a couch in Redmond?+
Republic Services, formerly High Country Disposal, advertises a bulk waste service on its Redmond page for items such as an old mattress or refrigerator, but it publishes no item list, schedule or price for it, so call 541-548-4984 to confirm before relying on a curbside pickup.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Redmond?+
A licensed hauler does, not the city. Deschutes County assigns Redmond, Sisters and the surrounding area to Republic Services, formerly High Country Disposal, on 541-548-4984, and Cascade Disposal covers the Bend and Sunriver side. Yard debris and food scrap service is available within city limits only, while disposal runs through the county transfer stations.Official guidance
What are the Negus transfer station hours?+
The Negus Transfer Station and Recycling Center at 2400 NE Maple Avenue in Redmond is open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed Sunday, on 541-548-7232. Knott Landfill in Bend runs seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and the hazardous waste facility there is open Fridays and Saturdays only.Official guidance
What can I drop off free in Redmond?+
At the Negus recycling center: glass, scrap metal, motor oil up to five gallons, fluorescent bulbs, sharps in a sealed labelled container, and electronics including monitors, CPUs, televisions, printers, keyboards, mice, receivers, routers and converter boxes. At Deschutes Recycling: mattresses up to four a day, paint up to ten containers, cooking and motor oil, propane tanks and batteries.Official guidance
How do I get the ten dollar rebate at the transfer station?+
Bring the load covered and secured with a tarp, net or straps, as County Ordinance 13.36.040 requires. The rebate is given for loads that are properly secured and the county promotes it as a way to keep debris off the roads and protect other drivers.Official guidance
