



Here to Carry the Load
For 25 years, we’ve combined innovative waste management practices with a dedication to serving our neighbors and safeguarding our natural resources.
What We Do
Leading the Way in Innovation
We’ve built the most advanced waste-processing facility in the state of Oregon, leveraging new technology that allows us to reclaim more materials more safely and efficiently.
Materials We Recover
- Rock
- Wood
- Scrap Metal, Tin & Aluminum
- Compostable Organics
- Recyclable Plastics
- Cardboard
Transporting Materials More Efficiently
With the latest compacting equipment, we’re able to create more efficient loads. This means we can transport more waste in fewer trips, reducing our environmental impact.
The Benefits
- Less semi-truck traffic and road wear
- Lower fuel consumption
- Reduced emissions
- Decreased transportation costs
Fostering a Culture of Sustainability
Through our education and training room, we’re empowering students and visitors to make informed choices about consumption, recycling, and waste disposal.
Our Vision
- Highlight the benefits of responsible waste management
- Demonstrate the results of our investment in modern technology
- Inspire the next generation to further innovation and environmental stewardship
Frequently Asked Questions
Re:Source processes waste and recycling for Marion County, Oregon. We recover and sort reusable materials from construction and demolition debris, curbside collection hauls, and local transfer stations. Then, we consolidate loads to efficiently transport waste to the landfill and recycling to repurposing facilities.
Re:Source intakes waste and recycling from construction and demolition sites, curbside collection companies, local transfer stations, and the general public.
This includes:
- Municipal waste
- Organics
- Commingled Recycling (paper, plastic, tin, aluminum)
- Cardboard
- Wood
- Metal
- Concrete
Yes! We accept public drop-off of household waste at our processing facility and recyclables at our recycling depot. Learn more on our Public Drop-Off page.
Accepted materials:
- Household waste
- Cardboard
- Glass bottles and jars
- Grayboard, magazines, mixed scrap paper, newspaper, office paper
- Plastic bottles and jugs
- Tin and aluminum
- Wood
- Concrete
- Metal
In 2025, we’re expecting to process 400,000 tons of waste, recovering nearly 75,000 tons for repurposing. It’s projected that by 2038, we’ll be processing 500,000 tons with over 100,000 tons diverted away from landfills.

Inspiring Tomorrow’s Innovators
With our interactive educational space, we’re inspiring future leaders to embrace sustainability by showcasing how responsible choices today can lead to a better tomorrow.