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Tualatin Valley Waste Recovery/Hillsboro Landfill

Address: 3205 SE Minter Bridge Rd., Hillsboro, OR 97123
Phone: 503‑640‑9427
URL: visit website

Hours

Dropoff: Monday-Friday, 6 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m.-noon.

Dropoff: Asbestos Hours: Unloading by hand: Monday-Friday, 8-11 a.m., noon-4 p.m.; Unloading with dropbox/trailer: Monday-Friday, 8-11 a.m., noon-2 p.m.
What to know

Fees apply for disposal, and for recycling and handling of some materials. All loads are subject to an environmental fee. Call or check website for current fees.

All loads must be secured prior to entering the landfill (tied down or tarped). Unsecured loads are subject to a fee.
General Information

This is a limited-use landfill and sort facility which accepts construction and demolition debris, inert material, yard debris and special wastes. This facility is not permitted to accept: food waste, food containers, diapers, human or animal waste, hazardous waste or empty hazardous waste containers, gas cans, batteries, or explosives.

Always call to pre-arrange disposal of any special waste. Special wastes such as sludges, contaminated soils and railroad ties have some disposal restrictions and a permit is required for disposal of these materials.
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All items accepted by this recycler
Item	Home dropoff	Work dropoff	Notes
Appliances-coolant containing	✓	✓
Appliances-large	✓	✓	Currently there is no charge for non-coolant containing appliances that are mostly metal.
Appliances-small	✓	✓
Asphalt	✓	✓
Brick	✓	✓
Building and demolition materials	✓	✓
Cardboard	✓	✓
Christmas trees	✓	✓	Flocked trees are charged at the regular garbage rate.
Computer peripherals	✓	✓	This location participates in the Oregon E-cycles program, which accepts computer mice and keyboards for free.
Computers and monitors	✓	✓	Participant in the Oregon E-Cycles program that accepts up to seven laptops, monitors, printers, televisions and computers for free. Does not accept disassembled items.
Concrete	✓	✓
Creosote treated wood	✓	✓	Accepts up to 10 railroad ties or telephone segments up to eight feet in length without prior arrangement or permits. For larger quantities, Call 1-800-963-4776 option 3 for fees and permit information, including residential customers. Customers can also go to www.wmsolutions.com to complete a profile form.
Dirt	✓	✓
Engineered wood	✓	✓
Ferrous metals	✓	✓
Glass-bottles and jars	✓	✓
Lead acid battery	✓	✓
Microwave ovens	✓	✓
Motor oil	✓	✓	Up to five gallons per day, must be in leak proof containers that can be left behind.
Newspaper	✓	✓
Nonferrous metal	✓	✓
Petroleum-contaminated soil	✓	✓	A permit is required to drop off petroleum-contaminated soil. Call 1-800-963-4776 option 3 for fees and permit information, including residential customers. Customers can also go to www.wmsolutions.com to complete a profile form.
Plastic bottles and jars	✓	✓
Plastic plant pots	✓	✓
Plastic tubs	✓	✓
Pressure treated wood	✓	✓
Rock	✓	✓
Rubble	✓	✓
Sawdust	✓	✓
Drums	✓	✓	Must be clean, dry and have lids removed.
Stumps	✓	✓
Televisions	✓	✓	Participant in the Oregon E-Cycles program that accepts up to seven laptops, monitors, printers, televisions and computers for free. Does not accept disassembled items.
Tin cans	✓	✓
Tires	✓	✓
Roofing-torch down	✓	✓	Must call before bringing in torch down roofing.
Untreated wood	✓	✓
Wood burning stoves	✓	✓	Accepted for free as metal recycling. Fire brick must be removed. Call for more information on asbestos related concerns.
Pallets	✓	✓
Wreaths	✓	✓
Yard debris	✓	✓

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