Household Hazardous Waste Event

Next household hazardous waste event is scheduled for October 16, 2010 at G.W. Tatro Construction on Route 14 and 108 in Jeffersonville.

Textile Recycling Program Benefits Vermont Communities

Since November 2007, Southeastern Vermont Community Action (SEVCA) has recycled more than 520 tons of clothing and shoes that would have been disposed of in our local landfills. Now the textile recycling program is growing to include more towns. The towns that recently decided to collect textiles for recycling through SEVCA’s program include Brattleboro, Ludlow, Moretown and Stowe. Visit the SEVCA website to learn more.

First Product Stewardship Council on East Coast formed in Vermont

Solid waste districts and alliances throughout Vermont have joined together to form the Vermont Product Stewardship Council to promote a waste reduction concept that is gaining national momentum. The council, which is only the fourth of its kind in the United States, will work to encourage manufacturers to take responsibility for products that are problematic to dispose of, such as electronics and paint. Read more: vtpsc.org

Recycling Gets Easier & Cheaper

All of our locations accept recycling for $.50 per 30 gallon bag. Click here to review our recycling guide: - Recycling Just Got Easier (PDF, 136 KB)