Columbia County Solid Waste
- 51 Newman Rd Hudson New York 12534 United States
- Profile
Columbia County Solid Waste operates as a crucial component of Columbia County’s environmental sustainability efforts, offering responsible and efficient waste management services to residents and businesses. As a county-run program, it emphasizes the importance of recycling, waste reduction, and proper disposal practices to preserve the local environment. The organization provides user-friendly facilities and programs to encourage community involvement and participation in sustainable waste practices. Columbia County Solid Waste operates multiple waste and recycling stations across the county, making environmentally responsible disposal accessible to a broad population.
The department is committed to educating the public through outreach initiatives on topics like composting, electronic waste disposal, and hazardous material safety. Unique to this organization is their integration with local government services, ensuring their programs align with county-wide environmental goals. With a strong emphasis on landfill diversion and resource recovery, they contribute meaningfully to reducing environmental footprint across the region. Additionally, Columbia County Solid Waste aligns its policies with New York State’s environmental regulations, ensuring compliance and fostering sustainable development.
Key Services:
– Residential solid waste disposal
– Recycling of paper, cardboard, plastics, glass, and metals
– Electronic waste collection and recycling
– Household hazardous waste disposal events
– Bulk item and white goods (appliances) disposal
– Public education on waste reduction and sustainability
– Operation of multiple waste and recycling drop-off centers across the county
– Yard waste and organic material handling (seasonal programs)
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Contact Info
- 51 Newman Rd, Hudson, New York, 12534, United States
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Phone: (518) 828-2737
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