BULK PICKUP – ONE HOUSEHOLD BULK ITEM PER WEEK ON ONE TRASH PICKUP DAY DURING THE MONTHS APRIL THROUGH DECEMBER.

White goods, appliances, furniture, gas grills (no tanks), hot water heaters, lawn chairs.

Refrigerators (doors removed), freezers, air conditioners, etc.-FREON must be removed and tagged by a professional.  Orange County Transfer Stations accept appliances containing FREON fee: $15.00 each.  Contact Receiver of Taxes Office 496-6670 for information.

Homeowner responsible for disposal of:  Construction/renovation/demolition material (wood, toilet, sink, bathtub, cabinets, etc.), hazardous waste, electronic equipment, yard debris, tires, gas tank, fencing, all metals.If in doubt, call the Receiver of Taxes office at 496-6670

NEWSPAPERS/MAGAZINES

CARDBOARD

Tie in bundles no larger than 24"x24”.  Brown craft cardboard must be flattened & tied.   Magazines & telephone books must be tied.

COMMINGLED – if bagged, use see thru

Tin & aluminum cans. Plastic containers, remove caps & rinse.   Labels may stay on.  Glass, bottles & jars, (clear, green & brown) rinse & remove caps.   Labels may stay on.  Caps are also recyclable.

NEWSPAPER/ETC.

COMMINGLED

NEWSPAPER/ETC.

COMMINGLED

January 2, 16, 30

January 9, 23

July 2, 16, 30

July 9, 23

February 13, 27

February 6, 20

August 13, 27

August 6, 20

March  12, 26

March 5, 19

September 10, 24

September 3, 17

April 9, 23

April 2, 16, 30

October 8, 22

October 1, 17, 29

May 7, 21

May 14, 28

November 5, 19

November 12, 26

June 4, 18

June 11, 25

December 3, 17

December 10, 24

Commingled – What is Recyclable

Commingled – What is NOT Recyclable

Glass bottles (green, clear, brown)-(blue glass is regular trash), aluminum cans, metal cans (Including up to 1 gallon size empty & clean water-based paint cans. Also empty non-hazardous waste Aerosol Cans), plastic containers #1 - #7 (look on bottom of container for recycling emblem & number), milk/orange juice cartons, juice boxes, aluminum foil/aluminum pie plates (food encrusted foil is regular garbage), white refrigerated/frozen food containers (eg: frozen vegetables)

Pots, pans, bowls, utensils & other cookware,  plastic/ceramic/china dinnerware, plastic buckets, planters, baskets & recycle bins, containers that held a Hazardous Material (oil, antifreeze, pool & yard chemicals, spackle, oil-based paint), plastic bags (can be recycled @ Orange County Transfer Stations), metal/plastic hangers, toys, IV bags/medical waste/containers containing medical sharps,  Styrofoam cups/plates/bowls (Styrofoam peanuts can be recycled at New Hampton Transfer Station), light bulbs, window glass, dishes, glasses, ceramics, Pyrex, mirrors, broken glass
 

Paper Products – What is Recyclable

Paper Products – What is NOT Recyclable
 

Newspaper, brown/kraft grocery bags, notebook paper (remove spirals), construction paper, soft covered workbooks, telephone & paperback books, magazines/catalogs/junk mail/envelopes (with/without windows, all colors), computer printout & fax/photo copy paper, white & colored ledger (office paper), chipboard/boxboard paper egg cartons (e.g.: cereal, tissue, prepared food, games, cracker, pasta boxes, etc.), corrugated containers
 

Paper soiled with grease/food/paint, etc., wax-coated paper, paper plates/cups, tissues/toilet paper/paper towels/napkins, paper items with layers of plastic or foil, hard covered books (remove covers and/or spiral and recycle), paper used for animal training or bedding, cat litter, diapers/pull-ups

Homeowners are responsible for the disposal of hazardous waste: electronic equipment  (televisions, computers, etc), household hazardous waste and construction, reconstruction, demolition material (wood, toilet, sink, bathtub, cabinets), yard debris, tires, gas tanks, fencing, all metals –

• Orange County Transfer Stations accept electronic equipment for recycling during normal operating hours Monday thru Saturday.

• Orange County accepts household hazardous waste at Household Hazardous Waste Collection events.

For specific Hazardous Waste disposal information contact Orange County Division of  Environmental Facilities & Services,  (845) 291-2643/(800) 328-4808.

Website: www.orangecountygov.com

What is Hazardous Waste

Electronic equipment: TVs, computers/personal computers (cpu, monitor, keyboard, mouse & peripherals), printers, pagers, network equipment, modems, scanners, electronic scrap.

Household hazardous waste: pesticides/herbicides, corrosives/cleaners, pool chemicals, oil base paint, varnishes/shellac, stains, wood preservatives, solvents/thinners, photographic chemicals, automotive products (used motor oil, antifreeze, transmission fluid, batteries), household batteries, mercury/lithium/NiCad batteries which include: cell phones, hearing aids, calculator, watch, etc. (exceptions include: AAA,AA,C,D,9V can be disposed of with household garbage), joint compound, rubber cement, roofing tar, driveway sealer, creosote, inks, adhesives, mercury, fluorescent light bulbs.  Read the label – Look for the danger words: corrosive, reactive, flammable, toxic (poisonous), volatile, explosive

TUESDAY & FRIDAY

Orchard Lake Park

Arden Tr

Beverly Tr

Brook Tr

Claremont Tr

Clove Road

Crestwood Tr 

Edgewood Tr

Estybrook Tr

Garland Tr

Glenwood Road

Linden Tr

Moran Tr

Mt Lodge Rd Right of pillars to Clove Rd

Pleasant View Road

Poplar Tr

Revere Road

Rosemont Road

Summit Tr

Sunrse Tr

Whippoorwill Tr

Wildwood Tr

Windsor Road

Woodycrest Tr

MONDAY & THURSDAY

Arbor Tr

Arcadian Tr

Ascension Tr

Brookside Tr

Cascade Tr

Cedar Tr

Echo Tr

Emerald Tr

Gloria Tr

Grandview Tr

Higgins Tr

Highland Tr

Hillcrest Tr

Hillside Tr

Laurel Tr

Lookout Tr

Midwood Tr

Mt Lodge Rd Left of pillars to Clove Rd

Oakwood Tr

Oakwood Tr North

Oakwood Tr South

Orchard Circle

Orchard Tr

Paradise Tr

Pioneer Tr

Point O Pine Rd

Silver Tr

Stanton Tr

Sunset Tr

Sylvan Tr

Underhill Tr

Utopian Tr

Valley Tr

Way Cross

Woodland Circle North

Woodland Circle South