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Gresham garbage haulers offer curbside recycling service to collect paper, plastic, glass and yard debris.
Battery disposal is now offered with curbside recycling. Get instructions for safe disposal of spent batteries.
Find out where to take old appliances, styrofoam and other household items.
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Residential customers can now place spent batteries in the glass recycle bin. Follow three steps for safe disposal.
Recycling and yard debris collection is included in the cost of your garbage service.
Residential recycling in Gresham uses a two-sort system: glass in one bin; paper, plastic, metal in the other.
Reduce, reuse and recycle is more than a slogan. At home, we encourage everyone to reduce, reuse and recycle, in this order of importance.
Batteries can spark and cause a fire when not handled properly. Residential customers can now safely dispose of batteries with weekly curbside collection service.
*Note: Please limit battery disposal to 1-quart bag per pick-up.
Email Recycle@GreshamOregon.gov or call 503-618-2525.
Owners of rental properties are required to provide garbage and recycling when a property is occupied.
Oregon Revised Code, Chapter 7 (7.25.400)
Multi-family complex managers must provide recycling opportunities and education to residents. Education is required once per year.
City staff can help property managers and residents with technical assistance, delivering resources, and presentations.
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All garbage service includes weekly collection of yard debris. Additional yard debris, in paper bags, may be set out for an extra charge.
Haulers are seeing an increase in contaminated yard debris, which could result in carts not being serviced until contaminants are removed.
Oregon’s bottle and can refund value is now 10 cents per container. The state has expanded the types of refundable containers.
Fill up a green BottleDrop bag with your Oregon deposit containers and earn as much as $5 to $10 a bag.
Find a bottle drop center.
Learn more about the Oregon Bottle Bill