
Jan. 1, 2010, computers, TVs, monitors, and laptops will no longer be allowed in the garbage. Oregon E-Cycles provides free recycling for these items. Find a recycling location. Learn more.
Saving Little Pieces of Our Earth - What happens to recyclables after they leave the curb! 13 min.

Recycling YES & NOs -download here! (PDF)
County Code Title 10: Franchises, includes Sections 10.03 Solid Waste and Waste Management, and 10.04 Recycling License. Find the code here.
Office of Sustainability, Development Services Bldg. 150 Beavercreek Rd.
Oregon City, OR 97045
Phone: 503-557-6363
Email us
School Programs
Several schools throughout Clackamas County have recently achieved Oregon Green School status. Special recognition goes out to Deep Creek Elementary and Sunset Primary, whose staff, students and parents have worked together to achieve Premier Oregon Green School status.
The Clackamas County Recycling Partnership (CCRP) is a cooperative of local franchised garbage and recycling companies, the Clackamas County Office of Sustainability, and these cities: Barlow, Canby, Damascus, Estacada, Gladstone, Happy Valley, Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Molalla, Oregon City, Sandy, West Linn and Wilsonville. We provide schools with a variety of resources, waste reduction education and technical assistance. The CCRP also administers the Oregon Green Schools program in Clackamas County. See the links below to find out what opportunities and resources our office will provide free of charge to Clackamas County schools.
General Information
Why Recycle
Beyond Recycling
Links for Students and Teachers
Fast Recycling Facts
More Recycling Opportunities
Field Trips
Waste Reduction Kits
Technical Assistance
Green Schools
Oregon Green School Program
Clackamas County Green Schools
Activities
Teacher's Guide to Working with Worms
Papermaking With Recycled Paper
The End of the School Year Recycling Guide
Waste Sorts (Word)



