Businesses with more than 10 employees or more than 7 CEDs need to contact Deschutes Recycling at (541) 388-1910. These items are prohibited in the landfill. Businesses with 10 or fewer employees: CEDs are accepted at Knott Recycling Center, Negus, Southwest, Northwest Transfer and Alfalfa Transfer Stations at no charge (limit 7). NCEDs are accepted at the Knott Recycling Center and charged at $0.25 per pound. You can recycle them free of charge at any Deschutes County Transfer Station/Recycling Center. NCEDs can be recycled for a fee of $0.25 per pound at the Knott Recycling Center or you may dispose of them in your household garbage.īusinesses: CEDs and NCEDs must be recycled. Households: CEDs must be recycled and cannot go into the garbage. Business Electronics Electronic devices generated from businesses and non-profit groups may be regulated as hazardous waste and cannot be accepted for disposal at any County Landfill or Transfer Station. Information on electronic waste management for businesses and non-profit groups can be found on the DEQ website under the Oregon E-Cycles Program.NCEDs = Non-Covered Electronic Devices are recyclable for a fee at select locations. DefinitionsĬEDs = Covered Electronic Devices are recycled for free per State law. NCEDs generated by households are legal to dispose of or can be recycled for a fee at the Knott Recycling Center.
The law also restricts the disposal of non-covered electronic devices (NCEDs) generated by businesses. The law provides free recycling for covered electronic devices (CEDs) and makes it illegal to dispose of CEDs. Oregon has enacted legislation providing for proper handling of electronic waste.
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