St. Albans Wastewater Plant Trash and Recycling Drop-Off Site Closed Until Further Notice.
But there are other places to get rid of trash, recycling, and food waste.
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***COVID-19*** info current as of 4.6.20
We are currently only accepting household bagged trash, household recycling, and food waste.
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Household Hazardous Waste.
What to do with those old paints and chemicals (includes our mobile collection schedule):
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St. Albans Close the Loop Home Compost Pick-Up!
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NWSWD Basics
Get answers to your recycling and disposal questions with our A-Z list. Please be advised that this section is outdated and incorrect. Pardon us! It’s under construction…
Find NWSWD drop-off sites and other transfer stations. The materials accepted vary based on location.
Hey sugar makers. Did you know that we can recycle your maple sap tubing? See the Fees page for costs. Call for program details or to schedule a delivery.
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Compost
Composting is an inexpensive way to reduce your trash bill. By removing food scraps and yard waste from your garbage bags, you will be throwing away less. Learn more with Composting 101.
NWSWD sells compost bins and kitchen collectors to help you get started. We also offer food scrap pick-up for businesses and institutions.
ACT 148: Universal Recycling & Composting Law
ACT 148 is a new VT law relating to recycling and composting, going into effect between now and 2020. Learn more about how ACT 148 will affect you and how to prepare for the changes.
Trash / Landfill
Answers to frequently asked questions about trash disposal in NW Vermont.
Find out which items and materials are banned from Vermont landfills.
Hazardous Waste / Electronics
Questions about electronics recycling? We’ve got you covered.
Get hazardous waste information for households and for businesses.