Please note that food scraps* will no longer be allowed in your trash after July 1, 2020.
*You should continue to put meat and bones in the trash if you are composting at home.
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DO NOT put any batteries in your trash or recycling!!!
Lithium batteries are being used for more and more tools and devices. If not handled properly they can be highly combustible.
Click here for safe handling instructions and drop-off locations.
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​Memo to Towns: 2019 Review. ​​

Click here for FY2019 Audit Report.

Reduce Food Waste

Act 148 (Vermont’s Universal Recycling & Composting Law, passed unanimously in 2012) requires all organic material – like food scraps and other food waste – to be diverted from the landfill by 2020. The state developed a “recovery hierarchy” to prioritize the ways to both reduce food waste and decide what to do with it after it is generated:

​Properly disposing of food scraps is easy. For a guide to getting your at home composter click here.​

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Disposing of Batteries

​All of your batteries and cell phones can be recycled and kept out of the trash. Please DO NOT add them to  your regular recycling. Some types can self combust if not prepared properly.
​Visit www.Call2Recycle.org/vermont to find a convenient drop-off location and get answers
​to your battery recycling questions, or call the GUV office at (802) 674-4474.

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