Recycling Centers in Redmond, OR
Find drop-off recycling locations in Redmond, Oregon. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
Redmond has 8 recycling centers listed in this directory. Each listing includes the address, phone number, and opening hours where available. Call ahead to confirm accepted materials before making the trip.
Recycling in Redmond: A Local Guide
Redmond, Oregon has 8 recycling-related locations in our directory, a mix that reflects how Central Oregon handles its waste. There's the county-run Negus Transfer Station for general drop-off, a BottleDrop redemption center for Oregon's 10-cent deposit containers, a scrap-metal buyer, a used-oil hauler, a Goodwill donation site, and two EcoATM kiosks that pay cash for old phones. For everyday household recycling, Redmond's curbside service is contracted to Recology, which collects cart recycling weekly; the city notes that plastic bottles and tubs, cardboard, glass, and paper are accepted at the curb, with expanded on-call pickup for items like Styrofoam, batteries, textiles, and lightbulbs. For statewide options, see our Oregon recycling hub.
Among the listings, a few stand out by category. The Deschutes County Solid Waste - Negus Transfer Station & Recycling Center is the main public drop-off point. The BottleDrop Redemption Center handles deposit bottles and cans. For scrap, Swift & McCormick Metal is a metals buyer, while Thermo Fluids Inc is an industrial used-oil and fluids handler. Hours, fees, and exactly what each site takes vary, so check each center's page to confirm what it accepts.
If you can't find what you need in Redmond, nearby cities offer more. Bend (10 centers) is the closest larger hub, and Portland (33 centers), Eugene (12), and Salem (9) have the widest selection in the state. Browse all cities on the Oregon hub.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Redmond
Does Redmond, OR have curbside recycling?
Yes. The City of Redmond contracts residential garbage, recycling, and compost collection to Recology, with recycling carts collected weekly. The city lists plastic bottles and tubs, cardboard, glass, and paper as curbside-accepted, and Recology offers free on-call pickup of harder-to-recycle items such as Styrofoam, batteries, textiles, and lightbulbs. Confirm your exact schedule and cart details with the city or Recology.
Where can I take recycling the city doesn't pick up in Redmond?
The county-run Negus Transfer Station & Recycling Center on NE Maple Ave is Redmond's main public drop-off. For Oregon deposit bottles and cans, use the BottleDrop Redemption Center. Check each location's page for current hours and accepted items.
Where can I recycle electronics or old phones in Redmond?
Our directory lists two EcoATM kiosks in Redmond that pay cash for used phones and small devices, plus a Goodwill donation site. For larger e-waste, check what the county transfer station accepts. We have not independently verified each site's current electronics acceptance, so confirm before you go.
Where can I sell scrap metal near Redmond?
Swift & McCormick Metal in Redmond is listed as a scrap-metal business. Pricing and accepted grades vary by day, so call ahead. More metal buyers are listed in nearby Bend.