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Baker City Launches Curbside Recycling with Producer-Funded Investment
Circular Action Alliance Oregon provided over $1.1 million to Baker Sanitary for 5,000+ new recycling carts and two new recycling trucks.
Residents also have access to a new RecycleOn Center for items not accepted curbside, including glass, plastic bags, and aluminum foil. More ways to recycle, right where people live.
Circular Action Alliance Received Approval from Oregon DEQ on Program Plan Amendment for Responsible End Markets
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) approved Circular Action Alliance (CAA) Oregon’s program plan amendment on Responsible End Markets (REM), strengthening how recyclable materials collected in Oregon are verified as being managed responsibly under the state’s Recycling Modernization Act (RMA).
Roseburg Disposal to Roll Out 10,000+ New Recycling Carts Starting in April
Roseburg Disposal will begin rolling out more than 10,000 new recycling carts to customers in April. Each cart will be delivered with a packet of information, including the Recycling Guide and other program details.
The Dalles Becomes the First Oregon Community to Expand Curbside Recycling Service with Producer‑Funded Investment
The Dalles Disposal, in partnership with Circular Action Alliance (CAA) Oregon, announced expanded curbside recycling service for the City of The Dalles, launching March 30, 2026. The Dalles is the first Oregon community to expand curbside recycling access using producer funding available through the state’s Recycling Modernization Act (RMA).
Oregon Takes Step Toward a Stronger Recycling Future Through Responsible End Markets
Circular Action Alliance Oregon submitted its program plan amendment focused on Responsible End Markets (REMs) to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). This submission is an important step toward building a recycling system that minimizes the impacts to the environment and human health while supporting a stable and efficient circular economy for years to come. Once approved, this amendment will improve the REM verification process in Oregon by giving every end market a practical way to meet the Recycling Modernization Act (RMA) requirements.