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Small-town recycling center in Condon that neighbors and local businesses use to keep cans, bottles and cardboard out of the landfill. It’s the kind of place people swing by with a load from a garage cleanup or a pickup bed full of recyclables. Expect practical, hands-on sorting rather than automated drop-off.
Drive up to the fenced lot at 125 N East St and look for the entrance booth and a scale area-there’s usually a spot to pull up and get weighed if the center charges by weight. Recycling bins and collection areas tend to be grouped together; glass, cardboard and mixed containers are commonly separated into different bays. Many Oregon centers handle bottle deposit returns, so bring sorted containers if that applies. Weekend mornings can be busier, and the yard has the usual concrete pads and transfer cages rather than anything fancy.
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Before You Go
- Bring materials already sorted as much as possible-separating glass, cardboard and containers before unloading saves time for everyone.
- Tie or box up loose cardboard and flatten boxes to make loading into the bins easier and neater.
- Have a tarp or cover for loose material in the truck bed so small items don’t blow around while driving to the center.
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