Originally there was a need to limit number of refuse requests being called in due to limited availabiltity. This has now changed and all call ins can resume tomorrow, 6/6/23.
There is a new recycling application available on the Orange County website. This application can assist everyone in determining whether an item you wish to dispose is recyclable. Take a peak and see how easy it is to use!
Remember why recycling is so important: "it prevents pollution, reduces the need to harvest new raw materials, saves energy, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, saves money, reduces the amount of waste that ends up in landfills, and allows products to be used to their fullest extent."
Please note you can also download the application on your phone and take it wherever you go!
Here is the website link. Enjoy the new application.
The Town of Woodbury and County Waste work closely to ensure the residents of the Town have a safe, sustainable, and clean community. We would like to take a moment and share some information as it relates to Refuse & Recycling:
Receptacles used must be from County Waste, three (3) in total. County Waste will not pick-up personal bins.
Receptacles to be picked up must placed at the curb and not in the driveway.
The refuse schedule is as follows:
Recycling (Green Lid) - Wednesdays for all residents.
Garbage (Black Lid) -
Tuesdays if you live West of Route 32.
Fridays if you live East of Route 32.
Please do not have parked vehicles blocking your receptacles.
Also, please do not leave extra garbage or recycling waste next to receptacles.
Cardboard must be broken down and inside of recycling receptacle.
Residents are entitled 1 bulk item per week. However, it needs to be called in at least 24 hours prior to pick-up day. The pick-up day falls on your regularly scheduled garbage day.
Call 845-928-7578, ext. 1242 Refuse Dept.
Large bulk must be dissembled or broken down into pieces in order to be picked up.
Do not place lawn/yard brush, dirt, construction/demolition materials out for pick-up. County Waste does not pick-up this type of refuse.
If you have lawn/yard brush - please call the Village Highway Dept. at 928-6912, ext. 53.
Construction/demolition can be disposed in different ways. You can call the Refuse Dept. for further details.
Collection Hours: All material must be placed out, at the curb, the evening before your scheduled collection day, as collection can begin very early in the morning.
Per the Village of Woodbury Code: Removal of receptacles from curbs/streets not later than 24 hours after collection. Penalties for violation of this article shall be as follows:
(1) $50.00 for 1st violation, $100 for 2nd Violation, & $250 3rd and further violations.
If there are additional questions regarding your scheduled service day or any other inquiries, please call the Refuse Department at (845) 928-7578, ext. 1242.
The Town of Woodbury and County Waste work closely to ensure the residents of the Town have a safe, sustainable, and clean community. Time to time, occurrences may happen that need to be addressed to better your refuse service.
Bulk Refuse is becoming a challenge in our community and we need to work together to keep Woodbury beautiful. We have partnered with County Waste to provide roll off dumpster service (bulk removal) for residents who are: moving, performing renovations or major cleaning projects in their homes. The offer is at a reduced price for Woodbury Residents.
Cost is $180/haul and $125/ per ton. If less than 1 ton it’s prorated and then there is a $35/delivery charge plus tax.
Please note the resident is responsible for the payment terms of this service.
If interested, call County Waste Customer Service to set up an account at (845) 355-4500 and gather further details.
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Please watch and share the latest PSA, #CleanSeas Break-Up PSA: Christmas Edition "Home for the Holidays":
Orange County Approved “Single Stream Recycling” What does this mean? No more sorting!
Bottles, plastics, cans, paper and cardboard can all be placed in the same container. The carting company is permitted to use one truck for all recyclables.