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Drop off household hazardous waste at Glenwood

Make an appointment to drop off leftover household hazardous waste at the Glenwood collection center; disposal is free for households.

Steps

3 steps
  1. Make an appointmentCall 541-682-4120 or schedule in the Waste Wise Lane County app. Collections are most Thursdays and Saturdays.
  2. Label and secure your productsKeep products in original labeled containers and box them so they do not tip. 35-gallon maximum.
  3. Drive to Glenwood and follow the signsEnter through the center lane and follow signs to the collection center. Stay in your vehicle; staff unload for you.

Bring

  • Products in original labeled containers
  • Containers secured in a box
Household waste only: 35-gallon maximum, no business waste, no empty containers.

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