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Take garbage and bulky items to a county transfer station

Self-haul garbage to a Lane County transfer station: $25 minimum for up to 1 cubic yard.

Steps

4 steps
  1. Pick a station and check its hoursDays and hours differ by station and can change. Walton is permanently closed as of 8/10/26.
  2. Cover and sort your loadLoad garbage first and recycling last so recyclables come off easily.
  3. Pay at the stationCash and checks are accepted. Cards are not taken at London, Low Pass, McKenzie Bridge, Sharps Creek and Swisshome.
  4. Check special-item fees before loadingAppliances with refrigerant are $25 each and must be empty. Mattresses are free to recycle at Glenwood only.
Short Mountain Landfill is closed to the public and open only to authorized commercial account holders.
  • How-to

    Drop off household hazardous waste at Glenwood

    City services
    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.
    BringProducts in original labeled containersContainers secured in a box
    CostFree for households; minimal fees apply to businesses
    Lane County Waste Management541-682-4120
  • How-to

    Drop off household needles and sharps for free

    City services
    1. Put sharps in the right containerPharmacies sell sharps containers. Coffee cans, drink bottles and milk jugs are not acceptable.
    2. Check the station's days and hoursDays and hours differ by station and can change; the county page lists each site's address and open days.
    3. Take it to a transfer stationAll county transfer stations take household sharps except Sharps Creek.
    BringRed, rigid, leak-proof sharps container
    CostFree for household needles and lancets at county transfer stations
    Lane County Waste Management541-682-4120
  • How-to

    Recycle a mattress or box spring at Glenwood

    City services
    1. Check Glenwood's hoursThe Glenwood Transfer Station is at 3100 E. 17th, Eugene. Sunday hours change by season.
    2. Bring up to 4 unitsGlenwood takes a maximum of 4 mattresses or box springs per day at no fee.
    3. Check how busy Glenwood isLane County posts traffic cameras so you can see the crowds before you go.
    CostFree at Glenwood
    Lane County Waste Management541-682-4120