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New Payment Processing Site For Recology Customers

Recology Customers: We are pleased to announce that our payment processing site has been upgraded, incorporating an improved design and enhanced user experience. It is easier than ever to make a payment electronically and review subscribed services. Click here to learn more about the updates to our processing site. Read more.

Fire Debris Clean Up Information

State and federal agencies are assisting county and local emergency management agencies with assessing hazards and removing ash, debris and hazardous substances from wildfire impacted areas. It is recommended that you do not disturb ash or debris on your property until after it has been assessed by hazardous materials response professionals. Visit Oregon DEQ’s website […] Read more.

Holiday Tree Collection

Looking to dispose of your holiday tree? Review your options and collection schedules below for more information! Saturday, January 9th Annual Boy Scout Holiday Tree Curbside Pickup. Take your bare tree to the curb on Friday, January 8th. Donations to the Boy Scouts graciously accepted. Trees are chipped and applied to local trails. Monday, January […] Read more.

Best Practices for Recology Customers during COVID-19

Help keep yourself and Recology Ashland employee owners safe by following the guidance below. STOP & THINK What goes where? Sorting properly is critical to keeping recyclable material out of the landfill. Yard debris should go in your green cart, while cardboard, paper, metal, and plastic containers should go in the recycling cart. Glass […] Read more.

Do You Have Bulky Items?

Visit the Valley View Transfer Station to drop off items that cannot be donated, such as refrigerators and sofas. Find out more.

Green Debris Collection

Green debris carts may be used for lawn clippings, plant trimmings, leaves, and other plant materials (if it grows, it goes). Find out more.

What To Do With EWaste?

Electronic and universal waste, such as fluorescent tubes, should not be placed in your garbage cart. See where you can drop them off! Find out more.