Roseburg Dump — Douglas County Transfer Station Hours & Fees
The public dump in Roseburg is Douglas County's Roseburg Transfer Station at 165 McLain West Ave., open Wednesday to Sunday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fees go by volume, not weight: $10 for up to three cans and $16 for a full pickup bed.
The Roseburg Landfill on the same road takes only commercial haulers and permitted loads, so the transfer station is the way in for everyone else. Douglas County runs nine more stations, most open only a few days a week.
Disposal sites in Roseburg
Roseburg Transfer Station
Transfer Station
Douglas County Solid Waste
165 McLain West Ave., Roseburg, OR 97470 Directions ↗
The smaller stations take up to 5 cubic yards a day and 1 cubic yard of construction debris. Mattresses, fridges and freezers, and tires go to Roseburg or Reedsport only. Every Douglas County site is closed on New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
What it costs to dump in Douglas County
What you bring
Fee
Garbage, up to 3 cans
$10
Garbage, more than 3 cans or a full pickup bed
$16
Each additional cubic yard
$16
Wood & landscape waste
$10 (1 yd), $16 (2–3 yds), $10 each extra yd
Construction & demolition debris
$23 a cubic yard
Loads too big for a transfer station, like more than 3 cubic yards of construction debris, go to the Roseburg Landfill at $94 a ton. Waste from outside Douglas County is charged double. Clean soil and gravel are $16 for up to half a cubic yard at the stations. Invasive plants such as blackberry vines, Scotch broom and poison oak are taken as garbage, not yard waste.
Every Douglas County station takes glass, corrugated cardboard, scrap metal, tin, aluminum, motor oil, and lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries for free. Metal appliances without freon (washers, dryers, stoves, water heaters) go in the scrap metal box at no charge. Residential sharps in a proper container are free too.
The stations don't take electronics; Douglas County holds quarterly e-waste events at the Roseburg station, so call (541) 440-4485 for dates. There is no year-round household hazardous waste drop-off in Douglas County. The county sends residents to Lane County's facility at Glenwood in Eugene (by appointment, (541) 682-4120).
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The Roseburg Transfer Station, 165 McLain West Ave., run by Douglas County. It's open Wednesday to Sunday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call (541) 440-4485.
Can the public use the Roseburg Landfill?
No. Douglas County says the landfill is for commercial haulers and permitted access only. Residents use the Roseburg Transfer Station.
How much does it cost to dump in Douglas County?
Up to three cans of garbage costs $10. More than three cans or a full pickup bed without added sides is $16, and each additional cubic yard is $16.
Where can I take a mattress in Douglas County?
Only to the Roseburg or Reedsport transfer stations, for $16 per mattress or box spring.
Where do I take hazardous waste near Roseburg?
Douglas County has no year-round drop-off. The county points residents to Lane County's hazardous waste facility in Eugene, which takes households by appointment.
