Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency (UCRRA) is a public benefit corporation committed to promoting environmental sustainability through responsible waste management practices across Ulster County, New York. The agency plays a pivotal role in reducing the environmental impact of solid waste by offering comprehensive recycling, composting, and waste diversion programs. Central to its mission is minimizing landfill usage through innovative resource recovery efforts and robust public education initiatives.

UCRRA operates a state-of-the-art recycling center that accepts a wide range of materials, including e-waste, yard waste, and construction debris, supporting residents and businesses in managing their environmental footprint. A stand-out feature of the agency is its food waste composting program, which diverts organic materials from the waste stream to create nutrient-rich compost for community use. UCRRA also delivers sustainability education programs, workshops, and facility tours to raise awareness and encourage responsible waste habits.

The organization is known for its deep community involvement, partnering with schools, municipalities, and environmental groups to promote a culture of conservation across the region. Through its forward-thinking initiatives and commitment to transparency, UCRRA serves as a model for environmentally responsible waste services in New York State.

Key Services:

– Municipal solid waste processing and management
– Single-stream and source-separated recycling services
– Food waste composting program
– Yard waste and organic waste drop-off
– Electronics recycling and hazardous waste disposal events
– Public environmental education and outreach programs
– Compost and mulch sales for community use
– Facility tours and educational workshops