Have you had any trouble using the bottle drop?

Bend has grown and just needs another location. Not too hard to figure out.

You can only turn in 5 green bag per quarter, that means you can only have about 500 can every three months and a family have a lot more than 500 can or bottles in three months it not right that you can’t turn you and in whenever you get the bags full and if you do more than 5 your money locked up

Every time I go there I have to wait in line to do just a few small bags when everybody else has large bags and spends the whole day there either stop that build a new bottle stop for other people that don't spend the whole day there this town is growing too fast for that little spot

I have enough space 2 store about $2.00 worth of containers @ home. There needs 2 be an Express machine only 4 people with <$7.50 worth in a day. Spending 2.5 or 3 hours of my time (including transportation) to claim $2 is like sweatshop wages. There4, I have stopped redeeming containers entirely.

Need to put one in Prineville and Madras, Redmond is too over run!!!

I return bags for my business and even in my well marked work rig the crackheads still beg for cans from me. Unreal.

All the street people begging for recyclables. Crazy and dangerous along 2nd St.

Doing the green bag off I a huge pain, most the time it's over flowing so you can't put your bags in.

Way more hassle than it is worth.

Redmond site is often too full to accept any more green bags

I tried to drop at the Redmond site. The drop opening was filled. I tried to take my green bags inside. She said no. I requested she unplug the jam in the drop off. She declined to do that also. I went back outside and 3 of us worked on clearing the jam by pushing them thru and then we dropped our b