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Clackamas County Transfer Station Sandy Transfer Station

Address: 19600 Canyon Valley Rd., Sandy, OR 97055
Phone: 503‑260‑1577
URL: visit website

Hours

Dropoff: Thursday-Monday, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m., closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
What to know

No dump trucks or tip trailers. All loads must be tarped and secured. Uncovered loads are charged an additional $10.
General Information

General size limit is 3'x3'x3' per item. Everything is put directly into dumpsters so must be small enough to fit without taking up all the space.

Owned by Clackamas County and operated by Waste Management. For use only by Clackamas County residents and businesses for waste generated within the county and outside of the Metro boundary.
Fee

No scale available, despite what website says. Everything is billed by volume or per unit. Current fee information is available on the Clackamas County Transfer Station website.
Directions

The turn-off of Highway 26 is to the north approximately 1.5 miles southeast of Sandy.

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All items accepted by this recycler
Item	Home dropoff	Work dropoff	Notes
Appliances-coolant containing	✓	✓	Prior autorization required for commercial units. There is a fee to recycle appliances that use a refrigerant, even if it has been removed or leaked out. Check current fee information.
Appliances-large	✓	✓	Most appliances that do not contain coolant are accepted for free. This includes washers, dryers, cooking ranges, dish washers and water heaters.
Appliances-small	✓	✓	No coolant-containing appliances. Must be mostly metal.
Building and demolition materials	✓	✓	Contact for information regarding restrictions on building materials. There are restrictions on materials that may contain asbestos.
Cardboard	✓	✓
Carpet	✓	✓
Christmas trees	✓	✓
Computer peripherals	✓	✓	Accepts all computer peripherals (keyboards, mice, printers, etc) for recycling.
Computers and monitors	✓	✓	Participates in the Oregon E-Cycles program, which accepts up to seven working or nonworking laptops, monitors, printers, CPUs or televisions for free drop-off.
Electronics	✓	✓	Accepts various electronic equipment such as radios, telephones, stereo equipment, DVD players and VCRs for recycling.
Ferrous metals	✓	✓
Glass-bottles and jars	✓	✓	Separate brown, green, and clear. No blue glass
Lead acid battery	✓	✓	Automotive and motorcycle lead acid batteries; no other batteries are accepted.
Magazines	✓	✓
Microwave ovens	✓	✓	Accepted for free without the glass tray or turntable.
Scrap paper	✓	✓
Motor oil	✓		Up to five gallons per visit without prior arrangement. Call ahead for larger quantities. No containers larger than five gallons. Containers must be transparent. No contaminated oil. Synthetic oil is acceptable.
Newspaper	✓	✓
Nonferrous metal	✓	✓
Phone books	✓	✓
Plastic bottles and jars	✓	✓
Plastic tubs	✓	✓
Pressure treated wood	✓	✓
Drums	✓	✓	Taken as metal recycling. Must be rinsed and cut in half. Cannot have contained hazardous material. No burnt materials.
String lights	✓	✓
Stumps	✓	✓	No larger than 12" diameter.
Televisions	✓	✓	Participates in the Oregon E-Cycles program. For more information, visit www.oregonecycles.org.
Tires	✓	✓	Space for tires is limited. Please call ahead with larger quantities.
Vegetable oil	✓		Maximum of 5 gallons per day in transparent containers that can be left behind by the customer.
Wood burning stoves	✓	✓	Only accepts metal. Fire brick and insulation may contain asbestos must be removed and disposed of properly.
Yard debris	✓	✓	Sent to landfill, not composted.

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