Christmas Tree Recycling

Boy Scout Troop 27 will be picking up Christmas trees for recycling in Redmond, Terrebonne, and Eagle Crest on December 29 and January 5. 

Trees will be recycled so please have trees cleaned of all lights, decorations and tinsel. Place trees at the edge of the curb or a location that is visible from the road by 9:00 a.m.

A tax-deductible donation of $5.00 is appreciated. A check is preferred and should be made payable to “Boy Scouts of America”. Place your donation in a plastic bag and securely attach it to your tree with a rubber band. Proceeds go to support Redmond Boy Scout troop activities throughout the year.

Residents in Eagle Crest, Terrebonne and outside Redmond city limits, please call 541-385-3989 to provide the pickup address. All other areas, no reservation is required. The phone line will be activated after December 1.

If you require a Christmas tree pick up after January 6, High Country Disposal will collect your tree on your garbage day the week of January 7 - 11 for a $5 charge.  Just set your tree out next to your roll cart. Trees free of tinsel and flocking will be recycled whenever possible.

At no charge, Negus Transfer Station in Redmond and the Sisters Recycle Center will take Christmas trees through January 31. 

Other locations include Northwest Transfer Station located on Fryrear Road, Deschutes Recycling located at Knott Landfill in Bend. Contact the Department of Solid Waste for guidelines and transfer station hours at 541-317-3163.  Trees cannot have tinsel of flocking.

Holiday Collection Schedule

High Country Disposal will be closed on Christmas Day & New Year’s Day.  Their Tuesday through Friday customers will be affected by the holiday collection schedule.

Beginning Christmas Day, regular garbage and recycling service will be one day late for both holiday weeks.

Regular scheduled collection days of Tuesday through Friday will be serviced Wednesday through Saturday. 

For example:

Tuesday customers will be serviced on Wednesday. 

Wednesday customers will be serviced on  Thursday.

Thursday customers will be serviced on Friday 

Friday customers will be serviced on Saturday.

For more information, customers can contact High Country Disposal at 541-548-4984.

Regular Collection Schedule on Thanksgiving Day

High Country Disposal will be operating on a normal collection schedule on Thanksgiving, November 22, 2012.

Customers who have garbage & recycling collection service on Thursday’s should have their carts out by 6:00 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day.

The HCD office will be closed on Thursday, November 22 and will reopen on Friday, November 23, 2012 at 8:00 a.m.

 For more information, contact 541-548-4984.

Bulk Compost Now Available at High Country Disposal

High Country Disposal is now offering bulk compost sales from their office at 1090 NE Hemlock Avenue in Redmond. Residents now have the convenience of purchasing Deschutes Recycling's quality compost without having to go as far to get it.

Get your compost today and take advantage of the 25% off sale for BioFine and SoilBuilder Compost.  There's still time to winterize your lawn and garden with compost.

Compost sales are available at High Country Disposal Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 3:00pm.

If you only  need a little compost for your plants, HCD also sells cubic foot bags of compost.

Our compost is independently tested by a US Composting Council approved lab to ensure quality and reliability.

For more information, contact High Country Disposal at 541-548-4984.

25% Off Compost Products at Deschutes Recycling

Pick up some compost today to Topdress your lawn or Mulch your plants for the fall gardening season.  Compost is an essential ingredient to winterizing your lawn and garden. 

Deschutes Recycling compost is tested by a US Composting approved lab to ensure quality and reliability.

ReGrow Compost is $22.00 per yard - save $8 per yard

BioFine Compost is $19.00 per yard -  save $7 per yard

SoilBuilder Compost is $15.00 per yard - save $5 per yard

Mulching for winter:  Around the time your perennials are dying back for winter and the ground is freezing, you should mulch around your plants with a few inches of SoilBuilder.  The dark compost will help insulate the roots and attract sunlight in the spring helping the soil warm a little more quickly, while releasing nutrients for your awakening plants. You will also have moisture-holding mulch in place for the coming heat of summer.  For excellent, ready-to-plant soil, till 2-3 inches of compost into beds you will plant the following spring or summer.

Topdressing the lawn:  Apply a thin layer (¼ to ½ inch) of BioFine or ReGrow compost to your lawn in the fall and again in the spring to help build up a good supply of organic matter and nutrients for the next growing season.  If you haven’t done this yet, you will be amazed at what topdressing does for your lawn!  In addition to helping your grass grow stronger and greener, it reduces thatch, makes turf more drought-resistant and saves water by helping soil hold moisture.  It also helps bare spots fill in, helps lawns fight fungal diseases, reduces your need for fertilizers and keeps fertilizers from washing away.

 Deschutes Recycling 
Located at Knott Landfill in Bend

Open Monday - Saturday (closed Sundays)

7:00 am - 4:30 pm

541-388-1910

City of Sisters Free Residential Fall Cleanup

November 6 or November 7, 2012

High Country Disposal will provide free collection of yard debris, miscellaneous household waste and appliances on your regular collection day either Tuesday, November 6 or Wednesday, November 7. Collection is only for residents within the city of Sisters.

When and where to set out materials: Collection day will be the same day as regular garbage service, during the week of November 5^th. All material should be set out by 7:00 a.m. in the same general location as garbage roll carts.

 What to set out:

• Up to four cubic yards of yard debris and/or miscellaneous household waste.

(four yards = a regular pickup truck filled to the cab)

•  Up to four appliances. All appliances must be emptied of food, water, clothing, etc.

What not to set out:

Items that cannot be accepted include large furniture (i.e. couches), mattresses, hazardous waste, chemicals, paint, tires, heavy metal objects, and computers.

TVs, computers, monitors and other e-waste items can be taken to Negus Transfer station for recycling at no charge. Also, for an additional charge we will come to your location and load up and haul away any e-waste or other items you may have including debris.

Questions: Please contact High Country Disposal at (541) 548-4984. The Free event is made possible by High Country Disposal

Free Tire Collection Event

Knott Landfill
61050 SE 27th Street, Bend

September 22, 2012
7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Residents can dispose of unwanted tires for free at Deschutes County's Knott Landfill Free Tire Collection Event.  This semi-annual event benefits the community by giving citizens an opportunity to recycle unused tires in a responsible manner.

Tires both on and off the rim can be dropped off and recycled at this free event on Saturday, September 22.

Limit of 12 tires per household.  If you have more than 12 tires, please contact the Deschutes County Solid Waste office at 541-317-3163.

Tires over 24.5" (wheel diameter), farm  equipment tires, tires from businesses, fleet tires, or heavy equipment tires will not be accepted at this event.