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Rogue Transfer & Recycling is a local recycling center in White City where residents and small haulers drop off materials meant to stay out of the landfill. People bring everything from cardboard and mixed cans to bulky recyclables, and the site feels like a working transfer spot rather than a tidy storefront.
Drive in on Table Rock Road and look for an entrance booth and a scale-vehicles usually stop twice: once in and again on the way out if bringing a load charged by weight. The recycling bays and large roll-off containers are visible from the drive aisle, with loose items piled near the sorting areas and labeled bins off to one side. Expect a mix of passenger cars, trailers, and small trucks maneuvering around; weekends and spring-cleanup times tend to have lines and slower unloading. Oregon recycling rules mean loads may need to be separated and bottles/cans handled for deposit returns, so be ready to sort as you go.
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Before You Go
- Pre-sort bottles, cans, cardboard, and mixed recyclables at home into separate containers to speed up unloading and meet local sorting expectations.
- Bring straps or a tarp for bulky or loose loads so materials don’t spill while backing up to the drop-off area; it makes maneuvering quicker and safer.
- Avoid weekend mornings if possible-arrive midweek or later in the afternoon to skip the long lines that build during spring cleanup and holidays.
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