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Trash, bulk pickup & dump guide for Salem, OR

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

At a glance: Salem

Trash day
Garbage collected weekly; mixed recycling collected biweekly; mixed organics (yard debris) cart collected weekly. Carts out by 7am on collection day; when temps reach 95F+, put carts out the night before (haulers may pick up earlier). Holiday weeks: collection one day late (New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas).
Bulk pickup
On-call curbside pickup through your franchised hauler; no city-run scheduled bulk day published
Dump
Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station
Hazardous waste
Marion County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility

Regular trash day

Schedule
Garbage collected weekly; mixed recycling collected biweekly; mixed organics (yard debris) cart collected weekly. Carts out by 7am on collection day; when temps reach 95F+, put carts out the night before (haulers may pick up earlier). Holiday weeks: collection one day late (New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas).

Official source: cityofsalem.net

Bulk & large-item pickup

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Official source: cityofsalem.net

Landfills, transfer stations & drop-offs

NameTypeAddressHoursFees
Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Stationtransfer-station3250 Deer Park Dr SE, Salem, OR 973177 days/week, 8:00am-5:00pm (closed holidays)Garbage $130.00/ton, $30.00 minimum ($.065/lb after 460 lbs); appliances without refrigerant $5.00 each; appliances with refrigerant $25.00 each; clean yard waste $80.00/ton ($20.00 minimum); small tires $5.00, medium tires $10.00; unrestrained loads +$10.00. MIXED LOADS CHARGED AT THE GARBAGE RATE.
Phone
(503) 588-5169
Accepted
residential and commercial garbage, compostable yard waste, tires, appliances, electronics (free, up to 7/day), motor oil (residential, 5 gal limit), fluorescent tubes and bulbs (limit 10/day)
Not accepted
explosives, pathological and biological waste, radioactive materials, sewage sludge, animal remains over 60 pounds, manure, syringes/needles/sharps, liquid waste, containers of oil, cooking oil, railroad ties and telephone poles / creosote treated wood, closed barrels, tanks, or containers, household hazardous waste (use the HHW facility on site)

Official source: co.marion.or.us

Brown's Island Demolition SitelandfillSalem, OR—$10.15 per cubic yard
Phone
(503) 588-5169
Accepted
drywall, brick, asphalt, window glass, plaster

Official source: co.marion.or.us

Household hazardous waste

Marion County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility

Address
3250 Deer Park Dr SE, Salem, OR 97317 (first building on the left inside the Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station)
Phone
(503) 588-5169 / 1-800-444-4244
Hours
Thursdays and the 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month, 8:00am-3:30pm
Residency
Free disposal for household quantities; containers not to exceed 5 gallons. Businesses must schedule an appointment.

Official source: co.marion.or.us

Accepted

Official source: co.marion.or.us

Yard waste

Schedule
Mixed organics cart (yard debris) collected weekly curbside through the franchised haulers; additional compostable yard waste accepted for a fee at the Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station

Official source: co.marion.or.us

E-waste

How
Electronics recycling at the Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station: computers, televisions, monitors, laptops and peripherals accepted for free (up to 7 of these items per customer per day); Oregon law prohibits disposing of computers, monitors and televisions in the garbage
Cost
Free drop-off at the transfer station

Official source: co.marion.or.us

Salem has no city-run landfill; collection is regulated by the City through six franchised haulers (D&O, Loren's, Pacific Sanitation, Republic Services, Suburban, Valley Recycling & Disposal) each serving an exclusive area. Marion County owns and operates the transfer stations and the household hazardous waste facility. Bulk-item pickup is arranged directly with the franchised hauler; the City publishes no citywide bulky-item rates or limits.

Frequently asked questions

When is trash day in Salem, OR?
Garbage collected weekly; mixed recycling collected biweekly; mixed organics (yard debris) cart collected weekly. Carts out by 7am on collection day; when temps reach 95F+, put carts out the night before (haulers may pick up earlier). Holiday weeks: collection one day late (New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas).
When is bulk pickup in Salem, OR?
On-call curbside pickup through your franchised hauler; no city-run scheduled bulk day published Bulky-item collection is offered on-call by Salem's franchised garbage haulers; contact your hauler for availability and pricing
Where can I dump trash near Salem?
Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station (3250 Deer Park Dr SE, Salem, OR 97317); Brown's Island Demolition Site (Salem, OR)
Where do I take hazardous waste in Salem?
Marion County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility (3250 Deer Park Dr SE, Salem, OR 97317 (first building on the left inside the Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station))
Yard waste in Salem: Mixed organics cart (yard debris) collected weekly curbside through the franchised haulers; additional compostable yard waste accepted for a fee at the Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station
Mixed organics cart (yard debris) collected weekly curbside through the franchised haulers; additional compostable yard waste accepted for a fee at the Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station
E-waste in Salem: Electronics recycling at the Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station: computers, televisions, monitors, laptops and peripherals accepted for free (up to 7 of these items per customer per day); Oregon law prohibits disposing of computers, monitors and televisions in the garbage
Electronics recycling at the Salem-Keizer Recycling & Transfer Station: computers, televisions, monitors, laptops and peripherals accepted for free (up to 7 of these items per customer per day); Oregon law prohibits disposing of computers, monitors and televisions in the garbage

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