Sustainability starts in the community. With WM as your partner, you can count on
reliable service and solutions that help keep our community sustainable, clean and
safe. Thank you for partnering with WM, for a sustainable tomorrow.
| Updated Recycling List |
WM is currently transitioning to a new statewide recycling list from the Circular Action Alliance. All of our updated recycling guides will be available in 2026.
Questions? Visit our office in person!
Newberg Operations
2904 Wynooski Street
Newberg, Ore. 97132
Open to the public Monday - Friday from 12 - 5 pm
Come get answers to your questions about:
- Opening new accounts
- Updating service levels
- Cancelling service
- Billing
- Transfer Station Inquiries
Questions and requests may be emailed to newbergoregonoperations@wm.com.
WM provides weekly garbage service and every other week, on alternating weeks,
recycling and yard debris collection.
Collection
Schedule
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Starting Service
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To start service please call 800-808-5901 (M-F 7 am to 5 pm).
Current service
rates
Garbage and recycling are collected on all holidays except Christmas and
New Year's Day. If your collection day falls on or after Christmas or
New Year's Day, collection will be one day later that week with Friday
customers being serviced on Saturday.
2904 Wynooski Street |
Newberg, OR 97132
Open Monday-Saturday 8 am - 5 pm
Accepted
Materials
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Glass Recycling
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Sign Up for Curbside Glass Recycling
$3.64 /
month
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Residents of the City of Newberg are able to
recycle glass curbside!
800-808-5901
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Or, bring glass to one of these locations for recycling.
- Newberg Transfer Station and Recycling Center
2094 Wynooski Street, Newberg, OR
- 1st and Everest Depot
1st and Everest Street, Newberg, OR
- 11th and Maple Street
Dundee, OR
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Hazardous and Medical Waste
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Household
hazardous waste and biohazardous
waste cannot be disposed of in your carts.
Computers, TVs, laptops and monitors are banned from disposal as garbage
in Oregon. Don't place computers, monitors and TVs in your trash,
recycling bin or at the curb. Electronics require special handling and
cannot be collected in your regular service. Bring them to a free drop
off location for recycling. More
WM offers an easy way to pay your garbage bill online
Instrucciones
en
español
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Reuse in action at the Newberg Public Library
Libraries in your community
help reduce waste!
Since their creation hundreds of years ago, libraries have promoted the reuse
and sharing of books and knowledge. At the Newberg Public Library you can borrow
books, audio books, e-books, magazines, music CDs, DVDs, and more! You can even
take your re-use journey one step further with the Library of Things.
The Library of Things at the Newberg Public Library is a service that offers
things for patrons to checkout - from knitting kits to ukuleles to cake pans.
The collection supports lifelong learning and creativity by providing the
physical tools necessary to explore new areas of interest and learning of new
skills. You can also check out their website for access to free online classes
and book clubs.
www.newbergoregon.gov/library
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Waste Reduction Resources
in Newberg
Join Newberg in reducing waste. Click this PDF to find a current map of local food
pantries, donation centers, medications drop off centers and more.
Reduce food waste
in Newberg
Did you know that nearly a third of food in the US goes to waste? Reducing food
waste is more than just composting your fruit peels, it's an effective way for
individuals to fight climate change on a daily basis! Save money and the planet by
following these food storage tips, recipes, and food waste reduction tips from
WM.
Make Every
Thread Count
Join Oregonians in choosing quality clothes that save
money, last longer and reduce waste. Poorly made clothes
wear out quickly, clutter closets and end up in
landfills.
Well-made clothes are available for every budget, are
built to last, and can be worn often and for years to
come.
Quality clothes
just make
sense.
Complete
Details
Donation
Locations
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