City of Kingston Transfer Station operates as a crucial component of the Upper Hudson Valley’s environmental infrastructure. As part of the Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency (UCRRA), the facility provides local residents and businesses with a centralized location for waste disposal and recycling. Dedicated to promoting sustainable waste practices, the transfer station serves as an intermediary site where municipal solid waste and recyclables are temporarily held before being transported to larger processing facilities. One of its primary goals is to reduce landfill use through waste diversion and recycling initiatives.

The station supports community-wide environmental efforts by making recycling services accessible and convenient. Users can dispose of a variety of approved waste types in accordance with local sustainability policies. The facility also plays a role in public education about responsible waste disposal and environmental stewardship. Efficient service, environmentally sound management practices, and strong community partnerships are key aspects of its operation. The transfer station reflects the City of Kingston’s broader commitment to environmental responsibility and waste reduction.

Key Services:

– Municipal solid waste drop-off center
– Recycling service for various materials
– Temporary waste storage for transport to regional facilities
– Support for local environmental education and sustainability programs
– Compliance with Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency (UCRRA) recycling regulations
– Available services for residents, small businesses, and waste haulers