About this guide

ecyclesoregon.org is a new, independent information site, launched October 2026. It is not the official Oregon E-Cycles program, is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) or any other state agency, and is not connected to any previous owner of this domain.

Why this site exists

Older links around the web still point to this address for information about free electronics recycling in Oregon. Rather than leave those visitors at a dead end, this site offers a plain-language consumer guide and sends people to the official sources.

What it covers

• Which electronics Oregon's program takes for free, and who qualifies
• The state law and the 2026 changes under House Bill 3220
• How to erase data before drop-off
• Retailer take-back programs
• Batteries, fluorescent bulbs and paint

How it's written

Every fact on this site comes from a public source — mainly Oregon DEQ, the Oregon Legislature, Metro, the EPA, NIST, the FTC and the manufacturers' and retailers' own pages — and each article lists its sources at the bottom. Content was last reviewed on October 14, 2026. Programs change, so confirm details with the official source before you travel.

This site does not sell anything, run ads or affiliate links, collect personal information, or accept electronics. It has no phone line or forms. It cannot answer questions about specific collection sites — contact DEQ or the site directly.