Westchester County Environmental, a division of Westchester County government, is dedicated to protecting and enhancing the natural environment for the region’s residents and future generations. Operating under the Department of Environmental Facilities, the organization manages programs focused on waste reduction, recycling, wastewater treatment, and sustainability compliance. It is responsible for overseeing the maintenance and improvement of vital infrastructure such as sewage treatment plants and solid waste management facilities throughout the county. Through innovative and community-driven initiatives, the agency educates residents and businesses about environmental responsibility and conservation. The department also implements regulatory mandates in environmental quality, pollution control, and safe waste disposal. With a strong community outreach component, Westchester County Environmental offers public workshops, resources, and grant support for environmental projects. It plays a vital role in helping local municipalities meet state and federal environmental regulations. The agency collaborates with schools, community groups, and nonprofits to promote eco-conscious living. Its commitment to sustainable practices positions it as a leader in regional environmental stewardship.

Key Services:

– Operation and maintenance of wastewater treatment facilities
– Solid waste and recycling management programs
– Environmental compliance and enforcement
– Public education on sustainability and conservation
– Stormwater and pollution control initiatives
– Composting and yard waste recycling services
– Hazardous waste disposal events and resources
– Technical and grant support for municipal environmental projects