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Are you worried about getting gifts for friends and family this holiday season? Watch the video below for some ways to save money, time, and reduce stress!

Here is a link with great ways to reduce how much is wasted around the holidays.

CLICK HERE to find the nearest transfer station accepting these materials for storm cleanup.

We all could use some help cleaning up after that crazy storm on October 30th. Have no fear, Rutland County Solid Waste is here! You can bring any of the leaves, brush, and wood debris to most local transfer stations. Any transfer station accepting leaf and yard debris offers the service for free! Please make sure to check with the transfer station attendants for the appropriate dumping location.

We can take all the debris you have.

There is no need to pay to throw away leaf and yard waste, because it can be used for composting, and even to power biomass plants. That’s exactly where the materials go once they are shredded at our regional transfer station. Due to the Universal Recycling Law, organic yard waste (anything natural other than food scraps that can decompose) is banned from the landfill since July of 2016. 

We have 68 Gallon toters for rent if you or someone you know are having an event where there would be a lot of people and a lot of food.  Call our office at (802)-775-7209

A video by PEGTV.COM – Recycle Today

Looking for a local hauling company? Please download this document for more information: CLICK HERE