Rogue Transfer & Recycling

We will accept used motor oil at our transfer station for no charge. The oil must be in gallon-sized containers or smaller, and have a screw-top lid. Drop off of motor oil is at the front of our recycle depot, through a small gate in the cinder block wall.

We do not accept clothing in our recycle program; clothing is considered household trash. You can drop off clothing at multiple Goodwill locations in the valley, or St. Vincent DePaul.

Ted is correct; if you have an empty helium tank, we can accept it as trash with the rest of your household items.

Mirrors are garbage. We can accept them whole or broken at the transfer station, along with your other household trash. If you break them up and put them in your black-lid curbside cart, please place them in a box, for safety purposes.

There are no options to recycle Styrofoam in this area; it must be placed in the trash.

You can dispose of car tires at our transfer station, located at 8001 Table Rock Rd in White City. We accept automobile tires for $7.10 off the rim, and $14.20 on the rim. You can find more information about our transfer station here; https://roguedisposal.com/transfer-station.

Yes, if they are dried out they can be put in the trash. If there is still some liquid in them, take the lid off and see if you can dry them out. If there is too much liquid to dry out, you can take them to participating paint stores for recycling for no charge. Just go to www.paintcare.org to see what they accept and to find a participating paint store in your area.

Yes, we accept appliances at our transfer station, 8001 Table Rock Rd in White City. You can dispose of a dishwasher for $18.10, which is the same price for all appliances without a compressor. If you have an appliance with a compressor and coolant, like a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner, the charge for disposal is $30.00. You can find more information about what we accept at our transfer station on our website, under the Transfer Station page; https://roguedisposal.com/transfer-station.

We do not have an individual rate for mattresses at the transfer station, because we charge by volume. The pay attendants will measure your load and charge accordingly. We charge $12.90 per cubic yard, with a minimum of $19.50.

Good afternoon, Shannon. We charge $12.60 per cubic yard, with a minimum of $19.00 for loose, household trash. If you have heavier materials, like dirt, rock, concrete or sod, we charge a 'compact material' rate of $29.20 per cubic yard. Yard debris drop-off is $7.00 per cubic yard. These rates will increase, effective January 1, 2019. You can find more information regarding our transfer station on our website, www.roguedisposal.com, under the Transfer Station tab.

Hi Jacquie, Yes, we will accept freezers - or other appliances with coolant & a compressor (refrigerators, air-conditioners) - for $29.20 at our transfer station. We will also accept the barbecue. If you remove any hardware that is not metal, you can place the bbq in our metal box - for recycling - which sits at the end of the recycle depot. If you leave the hardware on the bbq, you will need to dispose of it as trash.

Hi Mark, you can drop off glass bottles and jars at the recycle depot at the transfer station. We also have some glass bottle depots conveniently located around town; Food 4 Less parking lot in Medford, Sherm's Thunderbird on W. Main & Lozier Ln, and Ray's Food Place in Jacksonville, Phoenix and Central Point. If the bottle contained a drink, it should be redeemable under the new bottle bill, and you can take it back for your $0.10 cent deposit at the bottle drop; 1179 Stowe Ave in Medford.

Hello Marcelino, Yes, we will accept both the mattresses and the box springs. We appreciate your inquiry. And thank you again to Elizabeth, for your help in answering questions! :)

We will accept TVs in our electronic waste recycle program for no charge. The drop-off is located at the end of the recycle depot.

Yes, we do accept fluorescent tubes for recycling at the transfer station. We charge $0.25 cents per foot, and there is no limit to how many tubes you bring per visit.

The dump portion of the transfer center does. They charge by weight, but unless you have alot you'll pay the minimum weight charge

Yes they will just take throught booth or take it to Snitzers steel recycling

You can drop off corrugated cardboard, glass bottles and jars, high-grade paper, tin & aluminum cans, and plastics #1 & #2 for no charge at our recycle depot at the transfer station. You can find more information on recycling at the depot, as well as items we recycle for a charge, here; https://roguedisposal.com/transfer-station/recycling. Glass is not allowed in your curbside cart, but we do have glass drop-off depots located around the valley; https://roguedisposal.com/residential/glass-depot.

Yes, we accept couches as loose, household trash at the transfer station. We charge by volume; $16.40 per cubic yard, with a minimum charge of $26.40 for 1.5 cubic yards.

Our transfer station is open 7:00am - 5:00pm, Monday - Saturday. You can find more information on our transfer station hours on our website here; https://roguedisposal.com/transfer-station.

We recycle appliances with compressors and coolant - refrigerators, freezers and AC units - for $38.20. Appliance without compressors and coolant - dishwashers, water heaters, washer/dryers, etc - are accepted for $23.00.

Yes, we accept high grade paper in a box at our transfer station depot. If you wish to put already shredded paper in there, you can place it in the high-grade box, but it is not secure.

The transfer station is open 7:00am - 5:00pm on Labor Day. For the most accurate information on our hours, please visit our website, under the Transfer Station page; https://roguedisposal.com/transfer-station.

They do. Might be a different charge for furniture, I can't remember

Hi Don, yes, we will accept the pressure treated posts as trash at our transfer station. I appreciate your inquiry!

We will accept toilets by themselves for $5.00 with all the hardware removed, or $10.00 with the hardware left on them. If you have other trash to dispose of, you can dump your toilet along with your other household trash.

No, we do not accept phone books; they are a very different paper grade than newspaper or cardboard.

Yes, we accept water heaters, and other appliances that do not contain coolant or compressors, for $18.60 each at the transfer station.

Yes, concrete is accepted at the Transfer Station. The current rate $75.60 per cubic yard. Please note that customers with 10 yards or more of construction/demolition materials may be directed to the Dry Creek Landfill.

Household batteries are still accepted as trash. You can place them in your curbside black-lid cart, or dispose of them with your other household trash at our transfer station. If you wish to recycle them, you can take them to our Household Hazardous Waste event on May 8th, held at the transfer station. You can find more information on the event on our website in the near future, or in your upcoming billing statement.

Foam is not recyclable in our program, and I am not aware of any business that will accept it for recycling. We will accept the containers as trash.

Hi Julie, you can recycle the cardboard at our transfer station for no charge. Our recycle depot is located toward the back of the facility, on the right side. Bubble wrap is garbage and must be disposed of as such. We currently charge $13.10 per cubic yard, for loose household trash, with a minimum charge of $19.80.

Yes... keep it inside though

Rice cookers and food processors - small kitchen appliances - can be disposed of with your household trash at our transfer station. Large appliances, like dishwashers, washers and dryers, can be dropped off for $18.40 each. Appliances with a compressor and coolant, like refrigerators, AC units and freezers, can be disposed of for $30.50 each.

Yes, we will accept the seats out of automobiles at the transfer station.

Yes, you may haul your materials in a Uhaul to the transfer station. You will need to open the back door so the pay attendants can view what's inside and measure your load.

Yes, we can accept pine needles in our yard debris program at the transfer station. We charge $7.60 per cubic yard, with a minimum charge of $7.60. A short-bed pick-up can hold roughly 1.5 cubic yards, if it is level full.

We will accept railroad ties at the transfer station for $30.50 per cubic yard; they are a compact material and are charged at a higher rate than household trash.

Yes, we accept hot tubs at our transfer station, located at 8001 Table Rock Rd in White City. We charge by volume, so the attendants will measure the hot tub, and take into account the airspace, to charge you the appropriate rate.

You can dispose of a hot tub at our transfer station, 8001 Table Rock Rd, in White City. We charge $12.90 per cubic yard, with a minimum of $19.50. The pay attendants will measure your load and charge accordingly.

We accept high grade paper at our transfer station recycle depot for no charge. That paper is sent directly to a pulp mill to be recycled; we do not shred it ahead of time. We also offer a shred service for confidential materials - you can either drop your material off at our customer service office, or we can come to your business or residence for a fee - and that paper too, is sent to a pulp mill to be recycled.

Hi Cindi, you can take material that you need shredded to either of our customer service offices; Our transfer station at 8001 Table Rock Rd in White City, or 1 W. Main St, Suite 401 in Medford. If you have large volumes of material to be shredded, you will need to go to the transfer station location. You will place your materials in a roll cart, which will be locked until the truck arrives in the afternoon to shred all materials that are in the carts. You can also contact us if you would like us to send the truck to your residence or business. There is a minimum charge of $36.85 - to fill a 65gal cart - for us to send a truck to you.

Yes, we accept weeds and grass clippings - as well as branches and leaves - in our yard debris pile at the transfer station . There is no charge if the materials are loose (not bagged).

Microwaves are accepted as trash, so you may dispose of them in your black-lid curbside cart or at our transfer station (8001 Table Rock Rd), with your other household trash. AC Units can be recycled at the transfer station for $30.90.

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I believe their price per cubic foot was $12 and some odd change but there is a minimum charge of $18.60 so best to have a large load.