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Trash, bulk pickup & dump guide for Eugene, OR

Bulk pickup schedules, landfill hours and fees, and hazardous waste drop-offs for Eugene residents — from official city and county sources.

At a glance: Eugene

Trash day
Garbage collection provided by licensed haulers; the City licenses haulers and sets rates but does not collect directly. Carts must not be placed at the curb before 7pm the day before collection and must be removed from the curb by midnight on collection day.
Bulk pickup
On-call curbside pickup through your licensed garbage hauler; no city-run scheduled bulk day published
Dump
Glenwood Transfer Station (Lane County Waste Management)
Hazardous waste
Lane County Hazardous Waste Collection Center (Glenwood Transfer Station)

Regular trash day

Schedule
Garbage collection provided by licensed haulers; the City licenses haulers and sets rates but does not collect directly. Carts must not be placed at the curb before 7pm the day before collection and must be removed from the curb by midnight on collection day.

Official source: eugene-or.gov

Bulk & large-item pickup

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Official source: eugene-or.gov

Landfills, transfer stations & drop-offs

NameTypeAddressHoursFees
Glenwood Transfer Station (Lane County Waste Management)transfer-station3100 E. 17th, Eugene, ORApril-September: Mon-Sat 7:30am-5:30pm, Sun 8am-5pm; October-March: Mon-Sat 7:30am-5:30pm, Sun closedEffective Aug 10, 2026 to July 2027: garbage $25.00 minimum (up to 1 cubic yard), over 1 cy charged $123.10/ton; construction & demolition $123.10/ton ($25.00 minimum); rubble/roofing/stumps/rock/dirt $123.10/ton ($25.00 minimum); appliances $25.00 each; wood waste & yard debris $109.58/ton ($11.00 minimum); tires $5.00 each ($6.00 with wheel); propane/helium tanks $5.00/unit. Senior/veteran discount $1.00 off per load.
Phone
(541) 682-4120
Accepted
household garbage, construction and demolition debris, rubble, roofing, stumps, rock, dirt, appliances, wood waste and yard debris (Glenwood only rate), mattresses and box springs (free to recycle at Glenwood only, max 4/day), propane/helium tanks up to 5 gal, tires 20-inch rim or less (max 10/day)
Not accepted
tires over 20-inch rim, tanks over 5 gallons, commercial quantities of tires, dirt/soil in yard debris loads, pet waste/to-go containers/liquids/bags in yard debris loads

Official source: lanecounty.org

Household hazardous waste

Lane County Hazardous Waste Collection Center (Glenwood Transfer Station)

Address
3100 E. 17th, Eugene, OR (Hazardous Waste Collection Center at the Glenwood Transfer Station)
Phone
(541) 682-4120 (call to schedule an appointment)
Residency
Household hazardous waste accepted free of charge; appointment required

Official source: eugene-or.gov

Yard waste

Schedule
Yard debris bin collected curbside by licensed haulers; residential garbage customers may also place food waste in the yard debris bin (citywide since October 1, 2019) for composting by local processors. Wood waste and yard debris also accepted at the Glenwood Transfer Station ($109.58/ton, $11.00 minimum).

Official source: lanecounty.org

E-waste

How
Electronics are not allowed in curbside recycling bins. Contact your hauler or Lane County Waste Management for electronics recycling locations; Lane County maintains a list of difficult-to-recycle items via its Waste Wise tool

Official source: eugene-or.gov

The City of Eugene licenses haulers, sets rates, and regulates collection; collection service is provided directly by licensed haulers. Short Mountain Landfill (the county's only municipal landfill) is closed to public access and open to authorized commercial account holders only — residents use Lane County transfer stations. Household hazardous waste is accepted free by appointment at the Glenwood Hazardous Waste Collection Center.

Frequently asked questions

When is trash day in Eugene, OR?
Garbage collection provided by licensed haulers; the City licenses haulers and sets rates but does not collect directly. Carts must not be placed at the curb before 7pm the day before collection and must be removed from the curb by midnight on collection day.
When is bulk pickup in Eugene, OR?
On-call curbside pickup through your licensed garbage hauler; no city-run scheduled bulk day published On-call bulky item pickup is arranged directly with your licensed hauler; the City does not publish a citywide bulky-item program
Where can I dump trash near Eugene?
Glenwood Transfer Station (Lane County Waste Management) (3100 E. 17th, Eugene, OR)
Where do I take hazardous waste in Eugene?
Lane County Hazardous Waste Collection Center (Glenwood Transfer Station) (3100 E. 17th, Eugene, OR (Hazardous Waste Collection Center at the Glenwood Transfer Station))
Yard waste in Eugene: Yard debris bin collected curbside by licensed haulers; residential garbage customers may also place food waste in the yard debris bin (citywide since October 1, 2019) for composting by local processors. Wood waste and yard debris also accepted at the Glenwood Transfer Station ($109.58/ton, $11.00 minimum).
Yard debris bin collected curbside by licensed haulers; residential garbage customers may also place food waste in the yard debris bin (citywide since October 1, 2019) for composting by local processors. Wood waste and yard debris also accepted at the Glenwood Transfer Station ($109.58/ton, $11.00 minimum).
E-waste in Eugene: Electronics are not allowed in curbside recycling bins. Contact your hauler or Lane County Waste Management for electronics recycling locations; Lane County maintains a list of difficult-to-recycle items via its Waste Wise tool
Electronics are not allowed in curbside recycling bins. Contact your hauler or Lane County Waste Management for electronics recycling locations; Lane County maintains a list of difficult-to-recycle items via its Waste Wise tool

Last checked 2026-10-07. Schedules and fees change — confirm on the official city page before hauling.