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To recycle accepted batteries, put them in a 1-quart sealed plastic bag in your red glass bin. Taping the terminals reduces the risk of fires on the collection truck or during sorting.

The following batteries can be recycled in the curbside program:

- Alkaline batteries such as AAAAs, AAAs, AAs, C, D (don't need ends taped)
- Alkaline 6-volt, 9-volt (need terminals taped)
- Lithium ion and button batteries used in watches and cameras (need ends taped)
- Rechargeable batteries (need ends taped)
- Batteries packs used in laptops and cellphones

The following batteries are not accepted in the curbside program:

- Lead acid batteries: Take to a battery shop or a hazardous waste facility
- Electric bike batteries: Take to a hazardous waste facility (see Pride Disposal below)

click here to see Clackamas County battery recycling info

Electronics (computers, televisions, smoke detectors, etc)

Pride Disposal will take electronics for recycling, at no charge.

13980 SW Tualatin-Sherwood Rd, Sherwood, OR 97140

KB Recycling below accept a variety of electronics, but many have associated fees, so check their website before going.

Glass

see this guide for glass recycling

KB Recycling (cardboard, bottles, etc)

9602 SE Clackamas Rd, Clackamas, OR 97015
(503) 659-7004

Drop-off 8am to 4:30pm M-F, closed weekends. Click the link for more info.

Motor Oil

Set out next to the red glass recycling bin.
Use an unbreakable, see-through container (such as a milk or water jug) no larger than 2 gallons with a screw top lid.

Paint

Rodda Paint on 82nd and King will take unused paint cans at no charge.
They ask you bring the cans to the counter and not leave them outside.

RS Davis Metal Recycling (metals)

10105 SE Mather Rd, Clackamas, OR 97015
(503) 655-5433

Styrofoam

Styrofoam doesn't go in your waste bin or recycle bin. Pride Disposal above will take it for a very small fee, and there may be other locations closer to home to dispose of it.

Wood Waste Management (scrap wood)

7315 NE 47th Ave., Portland, OR 97218
(503) 493-3370

*if it's not painted or pressure treated, they will take it
*take painted or pressure-treated wood to the main dump in Oregon City

McFarlane's Bark (big yard debris)

13345 SE Johnson Rd, Milwaukie, OR 97222
(503) 659-4240

Sunrise Water & Sunset Garbage

Sunrise Water Authority

click here for information on water conservation rebates

Sunset Garbage

see this printable garbage & recycling guide

see this guide for glass recycling

click here for holiday closure information

click here for bad weather service information

Holiday wrap and boxes

Recycle holiday wrap and boxes with the paper but remember no ribbon, bows, or packing material that is not paper. Also, no plastic bags or film.

Christmas Trees

Christmas trees are recyclable but must be cut down or bundled and placed loosely into your yard debris cart for recycling curbside. Alternately, some charities have drop off locations and will accept your tree whole.

Extra garbage

Overflow garbage may be placed in plastic bags and set next to your garbage cart.
Do not use your recycling or yard debris cart as an extra garbage can.

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