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This is Westchester's recycling law. Adobe Acrobat Reader required.
To help prevent identity theft, Westchester bought a large ShredMobile that is going around the county. Get rid of your old papers during Household Chemical Clean Up Day, or find out when the Shred Mobiel will be at a place near you.
Offers extensive information on programs that help our communirty to be informed on recycling.
Westchester law mandates that you recycle your old cell phone. The list of places you can bring the phone to are ever-increasing to make it easier. These places will remove your personal information.
One person's trash is another's treasure. If you want to give away a "used but usable" treasure -- perhaps household or office furniture, appliances or equipment -- let others know about it. Or maybe you are looking for something that someone else wants to give away. Check out what is available, or post an item to give away.
Information regarding the county-owned recycing center and garbage transfer stations, operated by the Department of Environmental Facilities
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Learn the Do's and Don'ts of recycling, with information on how to recycle glass, metals, newspapers, plastics, etc. Adoble Acrobat required.
A list of local government recycling programs in the county and phone numbers.
To schedule a tour for your school or organization, complete and submit the form provided here.
Find dates and locations for Westchester County Household Chemical Clean-up days.
The county government works to help business that have surplus computer equipment find non-profit groups that might be able to use the equipment. Business may go here to see a list of qualifying non profit agencies; the agencies may go here to see what is available or how to qualify.
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