RecycleOn Center Locator
Some Items Can’t Go
in Your Bin, But You
Can Still Recycle Them
Some items can’t go in your recycling at home or work. But that doesn’t mean they can’t be recycled!
By the end of 2027, more than 140 new RecycleOn Centers will open across the state. These free, drop-off centers will make it easier to recycle more items.
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Find a Location Near You
Use the tool below to find a RecycleOn Center near you. Don’t see one yet?
Don’t worry! Over 140 locations will open across Oregon by the end of 2027. Scroll down to see a full list of what’s accepted.
What Are RecycleOn Centers?
Helping You to Recycle More Items
RecycleOn Centers are convenient drop-off locations for items that aren’t accepted in your recycling bin at home or work. There is no cost to use RecycleOn Centers.
This includes items like plastic bags, plastic lids, plastic buckets, shredded paper, and aluminum foil.
Community members with disabilities who are unable to transport their recycling to a RecycleOn Center can request a free pickup using this form.
RecycleOn Centers are not bottle return locations and won’t offer deposit refunds.
What do RecycleOn Centers Accept?
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Plastic Bags & Stretchy Plastic
Empty and dry.
Your finger should be able to stretch the plastic easily. If it stretches instead of tearing or crinkling, it’s usually accepted. Skip anything that’s shiny, crunchy, or foil-lined, like candy wrappers, chip bags, pet food bags, or pouches. No six-pack rings. -
Plastic Lids
Clean and dry lids from items like yogurt, salsa, and other containers. -
Rigid Plastic Package Handles
Such as 6-pack handles. No six-pack rings that can stretch. -
Plastic Buckets & Pails
Lids OK. No containers used to hold automotive fluids, pesticides, herbicides or hazardous materials. -
Aluminum Foil & Trays
Empty and dry. Ball foil up as best you can. -
Shredded Paper
In a paper bag, rolled, or stapled shut.