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Amenia Transfer Station Allen Sand & Gravel  Old Route 22 Amenia NY 12501 845-373-9100

Beacon Transfer Station Dennings Avenue  Beacon NY 12508 845-831-4390

Beekman   Beekman NY 12570 Use Union Vale Transfer Station

Chatham Convenience Station 425 Route 295  Chatham NY 12037 518-392-2222

Clinton Town Recycling Station 1215 Centre Road  County Route 18 Clinton NY 12514 845-266-5721 Recycling is provided at the Clinton Town Hall which is physically in Rhinebeck, NY.

Dover Transfer Station 126 East Duncan Hill Road  Dover NY 12522 845-832-6111

Germantown Transfer Station Palantine Park Road   Germantown NY 12526 518-537-6687

Hyde Park Recycling Town Highway Garage  Route 9G Hyde Park NY 12538 845-229-5111

Kinderhook Convenience Station 2468 State Route 9-H  Kinderhook NY 12106 518-758-7562

LaGrange Transfer Station & Recycling Center 130 Stringham Road  LaGrangeville NY 12540 845-452-2720

Matecki Road Recycling Center Metecki Road   Milan NY 12571 845-758-5133

Pawling Transfer Station 124 River Road  Pawling NY 12564 845-855-9380

Pleasant Valley Transfer Station Sherow Road  Pleasant Valley NY 12569 845-635-1005

Red Hook Recycling Center Glen Pond Road  access off Firehouse Lane Red Hook NY 12571

Rhinebeck Transfer Station and Recycling Facility 376 Stone Church Road  Rhinebeck NY 12571 845-758-3405

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
A Local PTA Goes Green!

 
The Green Committee of the Mill Road PTA seeks a "waste free lunch".  The Red Hook, NY PTA had a big idea and acted on it.  To reduce the use of disposable water bottles, juice boxes and disposable plastic bags, they ordered 12-ounce re-usable water bottles and 'wrap-n-mats.'
 
Items are being sold at cost and not as a fund raiser.  The $5 water bottles have the PTA logo and are BPA-free.  The wrap-n-mats are $3 and double as a place mat.  The PTA will be selling the bottles and mats at upcoming school events.
 
To better deal with food waste, the fifth graders will be sending their leftovers to Awesome Farm where the food scraps will be composted and provide food for chickens.  The K-2  students will be piloting a program to bring their food scraps to a small compost tumbler that will make soil for use on the school grounds.
 
These new initiatives for 2008-09 build upon last year's success in implementing building-wide recycling of both paper and bottles/plastics.