Town of Cortlandt - 2024 Sanitation/Recycling Guide

Town of Cortlandt

SUPERVISOR

RICHARD H. BECKER, MD

TOWN BOARD MEMBERS

JAMES F. CREIGHTON

CRISTIN JACOBY

ROBERT E. MAYES

JOYCE C. WHITE

2024 Sanitation/Recycling Guide

Department of Environmental Services

167 Roa Hook Road

(914) 737—0100

Email: [email protected]om

Stephen J. Ferreira, P.E., Director

Christina Edwards, Deputy Director - DES /Admin.

www.townofcortlandt.com

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Store

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GENERAL INFORMATION

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES – SANITATION DIVISION (914) 737-0100 or

www.townofcortlandt.com/sanitation

The Department of Environmental Services provides curbside collection of trash, recycling (paper, plastic,

glass, metal), special pick up (tires, Freon, and special bulk), bulk collection, e-waste drop off and organic

waste. The Town is divided into various zones and routes to more efficiently service the residents.

Solid Waste Collection (Household Garbage)

 Garbage collection in the Town is divided into two routes. The northern end of Town and Verplanck

are generally picked up on Monday and the southern end of Town is serviced on Tuesday. An

alphabetical list is included in this brochure indicating a Monday or Tuesday garbage route. Paper is

picked up town wide on Wednesday and Commingle is picked up town wide on Thursday.

 Garbage and recycling containers must not exceed 45 gallons or a total weight of 70 pounds.

Oversized cans will not be picked up. (See regulations on page 12)

 The garbage containers must have a secure cover with 2 substantial handles. Bungee cords pose a

hazard to Town workers and are not permitted.

 Secure garbage bags (that do not break when picked up) can be placed curbside. The Town is not

responsible for breakage or loss of garbage cans.

 Garbage must be curbside before 7:00 a.m. (6:00 a.m. from May 28

th

to August 30

th

) the day of pick up

or can be put out the night before.

 When a holiday falls in a week, all services will be moved forward one day.

 During snow events, garbage collection may be canceled. When that occurs, the schedule will shift.

Always check our website for updates.

2024 holidays are as follows: New Years Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, President’s Day, Good Friday,

Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Election Day, Veteran’s Day,

Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

The Sanitation Division works summer hours from

May 28

th

to August 30

th

. Please have all items

curbside by 6:00 a.m.

Table of Contents

Paper, Commingle & Organic Recycling 2 Westchester County Recycling 4

Brush Pick Up 3 Highway & Water Divisions 5

Electronic Waste 3 Stormwater 6

Bulk Trash 3 Alphabetical Street Listing 7

Special Pick Ups 4 Calendar Back Cover

Page 1

PAPER, COMMINGLE & ORGANIC RECYCLING

TOWN OF CORTLANDT CURBSIDE RECYCLING PROGRAM

Westchester County asks all residents to comply with its Source Separation Law and recycle

http://environment.westchestergov.com/laws/source-separation-law

PAPER RECYCLING

Curbside paper recycling takes place town wide on

Wednesday (except when there is a holiday on

Monday or Tuesday, see calendar for details). Please

place items in a recycling container or in a paper bag

or cardboard box. Any paper placed in a plastic

bag will not be picked up. The following items

must be recycled:

 Newspaper and glossy inserts

 Magazines

 Junk mail

 Telephone books

 Office paper

 Corrugated cardboard

 Grey cardboard (i.e. tissue box)

 Shredded paper

 Gift wrap paper

We DO NOT recycle paperback or hard-cover

books, waxed paper, paper stained by food (i.e. pizza

boxes), plastic and Styrofoam packing material.

These items should be placed in the garbage.

COMMINGLED RECYCLING

Commingle is picked up town wide on Thursdays

(except when there is a holiday then it will be picked

up on Friday, see schedule for details). Any

commingled items in a plastic bag will not be

picked up. The following items must be recycled:

Metal

 Food and beverage cans (rinse cans but you

do not have to remove labels)

 Empty aerosol cans (empty through normal

use)

Plastic

Containers marked 1 through 7 on the bottom

 Milk, juice and water bottles

 Shampoo and detergent containers

 Soda bottles (discard cap in the trash)

 Gable-top refrigerated cartons (milk, juice,

soup)

 Ice cream cartons

Glass

 Clear, green or brown glass jars of any size

Do Not Recycle the Following

Metal

 Empty motor oil cans

 Kitchen utensils/cookware

 Paint can (empty/dried out cans can be

placed with regular garbage)

 Hangers

 Scrap Metal

 Any container that held hazardous material

Plastic

 5 gallon plastic pails

 Flower pots

 Plastic shopping bags

 Toys

 Packing material

Glass

 Light bulbs

 Drinking glasses

 Mirrors or windows

ORGANIC RECYCLING

Organic Yard Waste

The Town has established regular pick up routes for

organic yard waste. Please see the schedule for

details. Yard waste will be picked up town wide on

these dates. Yard waste must be placed in brown

biodegradable bags or loosely in garbage cans.

Plastic bags cannot be composted. Organic waste in

plastic bags WILL NOT be picked up. If no

organic pick up is imminent please call 914-737-0100

to be added to the waiting list. The County is

encouraging residents to participate in the Love ‘Em

and Leave ‘Em mulching in place initiative. Please

visit http://www.leleny.org/ for more information.

Christmas Trees

Christmas trees will be collected Friday January

12

th

. Place your tree curbside free of all trimmings,

lights, nails, etc. Trees placed in plastic bags

WILL NOT be picked up. To schedule a tree pick-

up on another day please call 914-737-0100.

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ORGANIC (CONT), E-WASTE &

BULK TRASH

Brush Pick Up

Call the Sanitation Division at (914) 737-0100 to

schedule a brush pick up.

Requirements include the following: Only branches 6

inches in diameter or less can be chipped. Brush

must not exceed 10 feet long. Branches should be

stacked neatly roadside with butt ends facing

roadway. Do not tie or bundle the branches. We do

not chip logs, stumps, lumber, railroad ties,

building materials, dead wood, vines, bamboo or

brush with root balls attached. Brush service is

not available for whole tree takedowns or wooded

lot clean up. We reserve the right to refuse pick

up if guidelines are not followed. Any brush

smaller than 4 feet long should be bundled and

tied and placed out for organic yard waste pick on

the scheduled day.

No commercial debris removal. When hiring a

contractor for yard work they are responsible for

removing all debris (per Town Code).

*THE TOWN DOES NOT SCHEDULE BRUSH

PICK UPS IN JANUARY OR FEBRUARY*

Composting

Yard waste such as fallen leaves, grass clippings,

weeds and remains of garden plants along with

organic kitchen waste make excellent composting

materials. For more information on composting visit

the Westchester County website at

http://cwmi.css.cornell.edu/composting.htm#smallcomposting

2024 Organic Yard Waste Schedule

Yard waste placed in biodegradable bags and placed

curbside will be picked up Town wide on the

following days

March 1 August 16

April 12 September 20

May 17 October 25

June 28 November 22

If no organic pick up is imminent please call 914-

737-0100 to be added to the waiting list.

E-WASTE

Best Buy Electronics Recycling Program

Best Buy will recycle any electronics regardless of

where the item was purchased. Some fees may

apply.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Global-

Promotions/Recycling-

Electronics/pcmcat149900050025.c?id=pcmcat14990

0050025&pageType=REDIRECT&issolr=1&search

Redirect=recycle

E-WASTE

E-Waste is electronic waste. Certain components of

some electronic products contain materials that

render them hazardous. Some examples of E-Waste

products include; computers, chargers, printers,

shredders, fax machine, copiers, CD/DVD players,

phones, answering machines, video game systems,

cable wires, TVs, cell phones, radios, speakers,

digital cameras, GPS units.

There are 4 ways to dispose of E-Waste

 Drop these items off at Buchanan DPW

garage at 218 Westchester Avenue Mon –

Fri 7am – 3pm. Canister is by the baseball

field in the back of the property.

 Best Buy Electronics Recycling Program

(see link)

 Arrange for a special pickup (Fee required)

 Contact the Westchester County HMRF to

schedule an appointment at (914) 813-5425

for further details.

Many electronic items contain personal sensitive

material. Please remember to remove all personal

information from items before recycling.

*Televisions and E-Waste items must be

dropped off at 218 Westchester Avenue or must

be paid for as a Special pick up. They WILL

NOT be picked up on Bulk days.

Batteries

Please visit the following link for information on

battery recycling

http://environment.westchestergov.com/residents/recycling-

guidelines/household-batteries

BULK TRASH COLLECTION

Bulk pick up is scheduled by 3 routes in the Town

and picked up on Fridays. All routes are listed in the

back of this brochure or you can visit our website at

www.townofcortlandt.com/sanitation or call the office at

(914) 737-0100. Items for bulk collection must be

placed curbside no later than 7:00 a.m. the morning

of pick up (6:00 a.m. summer hours). Items can’t be

placed out more than 2 days before pick up.

NEW REGULATION – All mattresses and box

springs out for disposal MUST be placed in sealed

plastic bags. Bags can be purchased at your local

hardware store or online.

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BULK (CONT), SPECIAL

SERVICES & WESTCHESTER

COUNTY RECYCLING

Items that can be placed out for bulk pick up include:

furniture, carpeting and padding (cut in 3 x 9 length

or smaller and taped), trash cans clearly marked as

trash, dishwashers, dryers, washing machines, stoves,

file cabinets, desks, water heaters, aluminum siding,

bicycles, metal fencing (no cement bottoms),

plumbing pipe (4 feet lengths), snow blowers,

lawnmowers (no gas or oil), swing sets (dismantled

with no cement bottoms), Heating units must be free

of oil (certified cleaning required), space heaters (free

of kerosene) and propane tanks (must be completely

empty with entire center valve removed). For pull out

couches the frame must be removed before placing

curbside. Please separate all metal items for pick up.

Items not picked up include railroad ties, pianos,

logs, concrete, hazardous materials and C&D.

General Rule of Thumb: pile should be able to fit

in the back of a pick up truck. Larger piles may

be subject to additional fees.

Illegal Dumping is Punishable by a Mandatory

Fine - Minimum Fine $250.00

Please call Code Enforcement at (914) 734-0100 to

report any illegal dumping

CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS WILL NOT BE

ACCEPTED

2024 Bulk Schedule is as follows:

Route 1 Pick Up Fridays

 January 26

 February 16

 March 22

 April 26

 May 24

 July 12

 August 2

 August 30

 October 4

 December 6

Route 2 Pick Up Fridays

 February 2

 March 8

 April 5

 May 3

 June 7

 July 19

 August 9

 September 13

 October 11

 December 13

Route 3 Pick Up Fridays

 February 9

 March 15

 April 19

 May 10

 June 14

 July 26

 August 23

 September 27

 November 1

 December 20

SPECIAL SERVICES (FEE REQUIRED)

Special Bulk Pick-ups – Items containing Freon,

tires, and electronics can be picked up for a fee

through the Sanitation Division. Please mail payment

to Town of Cortlandt - Sanitation Division, 167 Roa

Hook Rd, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 and include

your phone number or stop by our office. A pick up

date will be provided along with instructions and a

special sticker if required. The Town does not take

credit card payments.

Special bulk pick-ups – Cost $30.00 and follow the

same guidelines as our regular bulk pick up

Freon – Any items containing Freon such as

refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and

dehumidifiers require a special pick up. The cost is

$10.00 and a special sticker is required. Reminder all

doors must be removed as required by law.

Tires – The Town will recycle tires up to 16” rims.

Limit 8 tires per household per year. The cost is

$5.00 without rims and $10.00 with rims. Special

stickers are required for pick up.

E-Waste – A $10.00 fee is required for each

television. All other e-waste items require a $5.00

fee per item.

2024 WESTCHESTER COUNTY

RECYCLING

The Town never picks up hazardous waste.

Westchester County has a drop off location in

Valhalla. You must call (914) 813-5425 to make an

appointment or go online to

https://environment.westchestergov.com/recycling

for more details.

Other important links

Motor Oil

http://environment.westchestergov.com/residents/recycling-

guidelines/automotive/motoroil-filters-batts-licenseplates

Other Special Waste

http://environment.westchestergov.com/special-waste

Light Bulbs

http://environment.westchestergov.com/residents/recycling-

guidelines/compact-fluorescent-lights

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Highway & Water Divisions

HIGHWAY DIVISION

140 8

th

Street, Verplanck, NY 10596

(914) 737-0047

Services provided by the Department include the

following:

 Snow plowing and salting

 Sidewalk Maintenance

 Town Drainage systems - please do not

dump yard waste (including grass clippings

and branches) near any drainage ditch or

piping.

 Asphalt patching and repair (to report a

pothole please call the Highway

Department.)

 Street light/Traffic signal repair (When

calling to report a street light please try to

obtain a pole #.)

 Guiderail installation/repair

 Sign maintenance

 Roadside tree removal (Tree removal from

private property is not included in this

service.)

 Dead animal removal (We do not remove

animals from private property. On weekends

please contact the Police.)

 Call the Sanitation Division to schedule a

brush pick up (914) 737-0100.

 Any work performed in the Town Right of

Way requires a permit. Please contact (914)

737-0100 for more information on a

Road/Utility Permit.

 Construction and Tree Planting is NOT

PERMITTED in a Town Right-of-Way.

REMINDER

Town Ordinance requires that no vehicle be placed

on any Town streets, highway or roads between the

hours of Midnight and 7:00 a.m. any day during the

period of November 15

th

through April 15

th

. In

addition, parked vehicles will be ticketed and/or

towed during all snow removal operations regardless

of the hours.

Please be patient during snow removal operations and

do not shovel or plow snow into roadways as it

creates a hazardous condition and violates NYS

Highway Law.

WATER DIVISION

The Town of Cortlandt Water Department has

relocated to 137 7th Street Verplanck, NY 10596

For Billing Questions Please Call Northern

Westchester Joint Water Works

(914) 737-7676

For Maintenance Issues Please Call

(914) 734-1026

After Hours Water Emergency ONLY Call

1-845-278-5016 (water answering service)

The Cortlandt Consolidated Water District will be

conducting a comprehensive assessment of water

lines within all residential properties, local

businesses, and facilities across the town. This

assessment is a proactive step to ensure the continued

quality and reliability of our water supplied to each

consumer. The assessment process will involve a

thorough examination of water service lines in the

location where it enters your home. You will be

contacted in early 2024 by our selected Town

subcontractor to arrange for an appointment to install

a new water meter register and to have lead swab test

completed on the water service line.

The Water Division maintains over 1,500 hydrants

throughout the Town. During snow storms please

clear any hydrants near your property when possible.

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Stormwater is water from rain or melting snow that

flows from rooftops, paved areas and lawns that

doesn’t soak into the ground but runs off into

waterways.

As it flows, stormwater runoff collects and transports

soil, animal waste, salt, fertilizers, oil and grease,

pesticides, litter and other potential pollutants. This

pollution can enter groundwater, streams, lakes,

ponds and river and can even affect the quality of our

drinking water.

Increases in impervious surfaces cause more

stormwater runoff. Because less water is soaking in,

flooding can become more frequent and more

destructive.

The Town of Cortlandt is a regulated Storm system

community and has enacted updated Town

ordinances governing stormwater.

Lawn Care

Most lawns tested in Westchester County did NOT

need more phosphorus. If you must fertilize, use

phosphorus-free fertilizer (where the middle number

on the bag is zero). Excess fertilizer flows into

streams, lakes, rivers and reservoirs, where it can

degrade drinking water, lead to algae and plant

growth and contribute to fish kills. Don’t fertilize

when rain is expected. Leave grass clippings on the

laws to recycle nutrients. More information on lawn

care is available in the Town of Cortlandt Sanitation

Website.

Septic System Maintenance

Failing septic systems can contaminate groundwater,

drinking water and surface flows. Most of the Town

of Cortlandt is serviced by individual septic systems.

These septic systems should be pumped and

inspected regularly. Do not pour chemicals, paints,

fats, or excess medications down your pipes. Driving

on or parking on septic fields may damage them.

Scoop the Poop

Please pick up after your dog or cat. It doesn’t matter

the size of the animal – all animal waste has an

impact. Animal waste is easily carried by runoff,

washing off roads and lawns. Pet waste contains

harmful bacteria and phosphorus that can promote the

growth of weeds, and algae. Scoop the poop and

dispose of pet waste in the garbage.

Only Rain down the Drain

All our storm drains lead eventually to someone’s

drinking water. Don’t dispose of waste down the

drain or into any of the ditches, swales, street drains

or stormwater outfalls that convey stormwater.

Landscaping Helps

Keep vegetation and organic material on the soil,

especially on slopes. Landscape to limit the steepness

or length of slopes. Build a buffer of vegetation by

watercourses to help filter sediment. Replace the

lawn at water’s edge with shrubs, hedges or trees.

Anything that slows the flow of water will help give

time for the pollution to be removed.

Care for your Car

Little drops of oil and gas add up. One pint of oil can

cause an oil slick the size of a football field. Take

used motor oil to gas stations. NEVER pour it down

the drain. Take other fluids to approved recycling

locations. More information about this is in the Town

of Cortlandt Sanitation Website. Use saw dust or

kitty litter to clean up leaks and spills in your

driveway. Wash your car on your lawn if possible to

capture runoff.

Reporting Stormwater Polluters

Your actions or the action of your neighbor can affect

water resources. We are all downstream of someone.

No polluted water should be allowed to go into our

stormwater system. If you notice pollution of

Stormwater you can report the details to the Town of

Cortlandt Stormwater Hotline at (914) 734-1060.

Cortlandt’s Stormwater Hotline (914) 734-1060

Stormwater

Solutions to the Pollution

Easy things you can do every day to protection our water

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M = MONDAY GARBAGE T = TUESDAY GARBAGE

Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk

Street Route Route Street Route Route Street Route Route Street Route Route Street Route Route Street Route Route

BAINBRIDGE RD

M 1

BAKER ST

M 1

BALTIC PL

T 3

BARGER ST

M 1

BARON DeHIRSCH

M 2

BATTEN RD (RT 129

T 3

BATTERY PL

T 3

BAY VIEW RD

M 1

BEAR MT. LANE

M 2

BEECHLAND CT

T 3

BENJAMIN LANE

T 2

BETHEA DR

T 3

BEVERLY RD

M 1

BIRCH BROOK RD

M 1

BIRCH LANE

M 1

BIRCH LN (Pine Hill

T 3

BIRCH ST

T 2

BIRCH WAY

T 2

BIRCHWOOD LN

T 2

BITTER SWEET

T 2

BLAKE LN

T 2

BLUESTONE LN

T 2

BONNIE HOLLOW LN

T 3

BOULDER DR

T 3

BRAMBLEBUSH RD

T 3

BRANDEIS AVE

M 1

BRIAR LN

M 2

BRIDGE LN

T 3

BROADIE ST

M 1

BROOK DR

M 1

T

3

2

M

T

1

T

2

FREDERICK ST

FRANK GUICHAUD

T

2

DUTCH ST

M

DURRIN AVE

1

3

FOX HILL RD

1

ERNST RD

M

1

DYCKMAN DR

ETON LN

3

T

1

M

2

M

3

EMERY HILL RD

T

2

EMERSON PL

2

1

M

T

ETON DOWNS

M

FAWN RIDGE DR

ENRICO DR

M

1

DOGWOOD RD

M

DOUGLAS

MOWBRAY RD

1

M

ELENA CT

T

ARMSTRONG ST

M

1

ABRAHAM GUNN

MEM

M

1

2

- A -

ABERDEEN RD

M

1

T

ADAIR RD

M

1

T

AIDA LN

ADAMS RUSH RD

M

1

3

ADRIAN CT

M

1

3

ADELE CT

T

ALAN DR

ALDAR CT

M

ALBANY POST RD

(SOUTH - CROTON

LINE TO BUCH)

T

ALLAN ST

M

ALPINE DR

ALBANY POST RD (N

OF ANNSVILLE)

T

ANGELA DR

ANDOVER CT

AMATO DR (E&W)

1

2

T

M

ANDRE LN

1

3

M

AMANDA CT

1

AMBERLANDS

3

AMALFI DR

T

M

1

- B -

ASH ST ( CROTON

PARK RD)

T

2

ARTHUR ST

M

2

1

3

2

3

2

1

BROOKSIDE (OFF

BMP)

BUENA VISTA

T

BUTTONWOOD AVE

BUTTONWOOD RD

T

CARDINAL RD

CARLY CT

M

T

2

- C -

M

1

M

2

M

BROOK LN

(FURNACE DOCK RD)

BROOK ST

1

2

M

1

3

M

1

T

COLABAUGH POND

COACHLIGHT SQ

2

1

T

CATHERINE ST

CATSKILL PL

CAUSEWAY (E & W)

M

CHESTER CT

T

3

T

2

1

M

T

2

T

2

CEDAR KNOLL LN

CLINTON AVE

CHIUSA LN

CLARA CT

CHARLES W. BRIGGS

RD

CHELSEA PL

CEDAR RD

CHESTER W

HARRISON DR

CHERRY PL

CHARDONNAY

M

1

CHESTNUT ST

M

T

CRESCENT HILL DR

CRESTVIEW AVE

3

T

2

1

2

CROTON DAM RD

T

CROSBY CT

CORTLANDT ST

CRIGLER AVE

CARPENTER AVE

CASPARIAN RD

M

1

T

CARDOZA AVE

CAROL CT

CAROLYN DR

COLLEGE HILL RD

CONCORD DR

CONKLIN AVE

CORDWOOD RD

CRANBERRY CT

T

2

T

M

CORNELL AVE

T

3

2

T

CROTON LAKE RD

3

T

2

COBBLERS WAY

COBBLESTONE LN

CRUGERS RD

CRUGERS AVE

CRUGERS STATION RD

2

CYPRESS LN

DALE AVE

CRUMB PL

CROSS LN

T

M

T

M

T

DAMIAN WAY

CRESCENT DR

1

M

CROSS RD

CROTON AVE

COVERT ST

CROTON PARK RD

CROMPOND RD (Odd #'s)

CROMPOND RD (Even #'s)

M

2

T

3

M

1

T

2

T

CROFT LN

CORTLANDT AVE

COVENTRY CT

3

T

2

M

T

2

M

T

1

DARES LANE

DARNAY CT

DECATUR RD

DEER TRACK LN

DEERFIELD LN

DEERHAUNT DR

2

1

T

DONNELLY PL

DORIS LEE DR

3

T

M

T

M

2

DIRUBBO DR

DEVONSHIRE CT

3

T

2

DREAM LAKE RD

2

EDGEWOOD RD

EAST FRANCES DR

DOVE CT

T

3

2

- D -

CRYSTAL CT

T

3

CYNTHIA RD

1

M

T

DIMOND AVE

- E -

T

ELIOTT ST

DIANE CT

DICKERSON RD

DIXON RD

T

M

T

2

3

2

3

2

T

1

2

M

FOWLER CT

1

EDWARD ST

EAST HILL RD

FRANCES DR

T

M

T

3

FOWLER AVE

3

FERMI CT

FIELD PL

FIELDCREST CT

FIELDSTONE LN

T

M

1

2

3

1

2

1

2

FAITH WALK

1

2

1

3

2

- F -

1

FAIRVIEW PL

EVERGREEN RD

2

T

FAIRGREEN CT

T

M

1

FOSTER CT

T

3

T

FORDAL PL (LAKE

PEEKSKILL)

FOREST AVE

2

FOREST CT

FLANDERS LN

FLORAL RD

1

T

2

1

2

T

FOREST LN

M

2

1

T

2

M

2

T

FURNACE BROOK DR

ELM RD

3

M

T

2

ELENA DR

T

1

M

ELM ST (CROTON

PARK COLONY)

3

ELLEN CT

ELY RD

M

FURNACE DOCK RD

(CROTON AVE TO

WASHINGTON ST)

M

3

T

FOX RUN RD

2

ELM ST (FREDERICK

ST)

M

T

M

ANITA CT

ANN ST

T

M

APPLEBEE FARM RD

APPLE HILL DR

APPLEBEE FARM LN

M

T

AQUEDUCT PL

M

ANTON PL

ANTONIO CT

T

ARLINGTON CT

T

ARLO LN

3

1

3

2

M

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Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk

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3

EMERSON PL

2

M

T

ARMSTRONG ST

M

1

- A -

T

2

BROOK LN

(FURNACE DOCK RD)

COLLEGE HILL RD

T

3

DARES LANE

M

1

JOHN ALEXANDER

DR

JOHN CAVA LN

2

M

2

NAPA CT

T

2

MARK PL

M

MARISA CT

T

2

- J -

- M -

- N -

T

NATHALIE CT

T

2

3

2

HILLVIEW CT

1

T

MONTGOMERY

CROSSWAY

1

M

T

HOLLOWBROOK CT

(N, S & W)

HOLLOWBROOK DR

T

MARSALA CT

MATASAC RD

MAPLE CT

M

1

HILLCREST DR

1

2

HILLTOP DR

HILLSIDE DR

2

HIGHLAND DR

(CONTINENTAL

VILLAGE)

MONTROSE STATION RD

(MAPLE TO

WASHINGTON)

MILFORD CLOSE

MAPLE ROW

MARILYN RD

M

HOLLIS LN

HILLVIEW PL

T

- K -

T

M

- M -

1

MOUNTAIN VIEW RD

(RED MILL)

1

3

M

2

M

T

1

M

1

2

1

2

T

2

3

2

1

T

2

M

2

LYNWOOD RD

LENT AVE

LENT ST

M

MAGNOLIA LN

LANCASTER AVE

T

3

T

2

T

1

LAKEVIEW RD

LARCH ST

M

- N -

NORTHRIDGE RD

NORTH ST (OFF ALLAN

ST)

LAURIE RD

- L -

3

LAUREL DR

M

1

LYNWOOD CT

2

MacARTHUR BLVD

HIGH ST

1

JAY RD

JEAN DR

M

- J -

3

1

HILL & DALE RD

HILLCREST AVE

HIGH RD

HIGHLAND AVE

(Verplanck)

T

M

HIGHLAND DR

(LOCUST)

M

LINDA LN

MAIDEN LN

MacGREGOR LN

M

2

M

2

T

1

3

T

M

1

T

2

1

M

3

KINGS LN

KINGSTON AVE

T

HOLLOWBROOK LN

HOLLOWBROOK RD

1

- I -

HUNT AVE

HOYE DR

2

1

M

1

T

- L -

T

LOCUST AVE (RT 6 TO

RT 202)

3

LOUIS LN

3

M

T

M

T

LONGVIEW RD

LISA CT

LITTLE LAKE RIDGE

LITTLE LAKE RUN

LINDA PL

LOGWYNN LN

OAK ST (CROTON PARK

RD)

M

3

LOCUST AVE (FROM

OREGON RD TO RT 6)

1

T

OGDEN AVE

MEADOW SWEET

LYNCREST RD

M

2

LOCKWOOD RD

M

T

LUCS LN

1

M

T

M

1

2

LAKELAND AVE

1

KINGS FERRY RD

(Sunset to 6th St)

3

1

3

KAMP ST

T

GALLOWAY LN

M

FURNACE WOODS RD

- G -

- H -

2

FURNACE DOCK RD

(WASHINGTON ST TO

RIVER)

T

3

1

T

M

1

M

3

M

T

M

2

KENT DR

1

2

1

JONATHAN RD

KINGS FERRY RD (9A

to SunsetRd)

T

2

M

T

3

T

3

JO DR

2

1

2

JOHN DORSEY DR

M

2

T

3

LEXINGTON AVE (FROM

RED MILL TO RT 6)

LEXINGTON AVE (RT 6

TO RT 202)

LINCOLN AVE

LINCOLN PL

JOHN ST

M

LINCOLN RD

JEROME DR

1

2

HIGHLAND AVE

(DOGWOOD RD TO

ALBANY POST)

2

- H -

GABRIEL DR

GLENWOOD DR

- F -

T

1

3

GALLOWS HILL RD

MEADOW CT

T

MEADOW RD

1

HAND PL

1

3

2

McGUIRE LN

3

JUNIPER LANE

JUSTIN CT

JOSEPH WALLACE

DR and JW EAST

JOSHUA DR

2

PETER A BEET DR

LAFAYETTE AVE

LAKE RD

LAKE ST

PAMELA RD

PARK DR

PERRY ST

M

T

LAURA CT

OAK RD

OVERLOOK CT

T

2

OLD ALBANY POST RD

(NORTH)

T

NORDIC DR

NORTH ST (OFF

SUNSET RD )

OAK ST (OREGON RD)

2

T

1

McDOUGAL LN

PAULDING LN

M

3

T

M

T

M

OVERLOOK OVAL

OLD LOCUST AVE

OLD OREGON RD

ORCHARD ST

OREGON RD

M

T

3

T

2

ORIOLE LN

OVERHILL RD

T

OLD ALBANY POST RD

(SOUTH)

OLD CROMPOND RD

(RT 202 TO YKTWN)

O'CONNOR CT

PARKWAY DR

M

T

2

NICKELBY PL

2

T

M

3

1

M

2

1

2

M

- P -

2

M

3

- O -

2

3

1

2

3

T

2

T

3

T

1

3

T

2

T

1

M

T

2

1

OAK LN

OAK PL

2

M

1

3

1

2

T

1

3

M

T

2

1

2

1

3

1

3

2

M

T

M

T

GILBERT ST

GILMAN LN

GIORDANO DR

GLEN LN

GRACE LN

T

2

M

T

2

T

M

T

HOLLOWBROOK PL

M

HORTON LN

2

1

KNOLLWOOD RD

GRANITE RD

GREENLAWN RD

GROTON PLACE

HABITAT LN

HARMONY HILL

HALE HOLLOW RD

HAMPTON PL

HENNING DR

HEATH TER

HELENA AVE

HARPER AVE

HARRISON CT

T

HEADY ST

HARRISON DR

M

T

HENRY PL

HICKORY LN

T

M

3

2

M

JACOBS HILL

T

M

T

JACOB ST

2

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HICKORY ST

T

JACK RD

2

3

T

M

1

2

3

HOOD PLACE

INWOOD LN (E,W)

T

2

1

2

JAMES ST (Montrose)

M

3

LAKEVIEW AVE (E &

W)

LAKEVIEW DR

MAPLE AVE

T

MANDY CT

T

PEACHTREE DR

PEEKSKILL HOLLOW

TPKE

PERRY PL

T

2

3

JAMES ST (Verplanck)

2

MAPLE MOOR LN

2

NEWMAN CT

LAUREL HILL RD

JANET LN

T

3

MILANO CT

MOUNTAIN VIEW RD

(CROTON AVE)

M

T

MILL CT

MILLINGTON RD

MONTROSE STATION RD

(FROM 9A TO

WASHINGTON)

MONTO DR

T

MONTROSE POINT

RD

MT AIRY RD (E,W&S)

MOUNTAINSIDE

TRAIL

1

NANCY LN

3

2

M

M = MONDAY GARBAGE T = TUESDAY GARBAGE

Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk Garbage Bulk

Street Route Route Street Route Route Street Route Route Street Route Route Street Route Route Street Route Route

3

EMERSON PL

2

M

T

ARMSTRONG ST

M

1

- A -

T

2

BROOK LN

(FURNACE DOCK RD)

COLLEGE HILL RD

T

3

DARES LANE

SUNSET RD

T 3

SUSAN LN

M 1

TAYLOR AVE

M 2

TEATOWN RD

T 3

TERESA LN

T 3

THE OVAL

M 1

THRUSH WAY

T 2

TODDVILLE LN

M 2

TOWNSEND RD

M 2

TRAVIS AVE

T 3

TRAVIS LN

T 3

UPLAND LN

T 3

VALERIE LN

M 1

STONEFIELD CT

M 1

VALLEY VIEW RD

M 1

STRANG LN

M 1

VAN CORTLANDT PL

M 1

STUART RD

M 1

VARIAN RD

M 1

SUMMIT PL

T 3

VERONICA CT

T 2

`

SUNLIT PASS

T 2

VERPLANCK (ALL

STREETS AND AVENUES)

M 3

SUNLIT TRAIL

T 2

VICTORIA AVE

T 3

SUNNY WAY

T 2

TRYON CIRCLE

T

M

SCHOOL ST

T

3

- V -

- U -

1

M

T

3

1

2

M

1

2

TRINITY AVE

1

3

TROLLEY RD (SOUTH)

1

3

2

1

REVOLUTIONARY RD

RAYMOND ST

T

3

M

3

1

M

T

REDWOOD ST

REGINA AVE

T

M

T

2

M

T

- Q -

T

REBER RD

RED MILL RD

RED OAK LN

1

T

STEPHEN LANE

SPRUCE LN

M

T

2

1

SPRINGVALE RD

SPROUT BROOK

SPRING VALLEY RD

(New Castle to Yktown)

T

ROUTE 9A (CROTON

TO BUCHANAN)

M

3

1

ROUTE 6 (ODD #'S)

2

SCENIC CIRCLE

T

ROUTE 129 (CROTON

TO YORKTOWN

LINE)

SCENIC DR

RUSTLING LN

RUTH RD

1

SCALA CT

SASSI DR

SASSINORO BLVD

2

1

3

- Y -

SPRING LN

T

M

T

3

2

3

2

WASHINGTON ST

(WATCH HILL RD TO

FURNACE DOCK)

T

1

T

ROUTE 6 (EVEN #'S)

M

WATCH HILL RD

(FROM 9A TO

WASHINGTON ST)

WATCH HILL RD

(WASHINGTON TO

FURNACE DOCK)

T

3

- P -

T

1

M

SPRINGFIELD CT

SPY POND RD

- T -

TAMARACK DR

1

TROLLEY RD (NORTH)

TOMMY THURBER LN

T

M

2

1

VALERIA CONDOS

2

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PIERCE ST

M

1

PINE HILL RD

RANCHO DR

2

1

RENEE GATE

SHORT HILL RD

T

M

T

SHIPLEY DR

3

TERRACE PL

M

T

- S -

3

SMITH RD

SHERWOOD RD

T

1

2

SEWARD CT

T

SUNSET LN

- R -

SPICE HILL RD

SOUTHGATE DR

2

SKYTOP DR

2

3

SONOMA RD

2

SCHOOL RD

T

M

STEVENSON AVE

3

2

T

3

2

- S -

SHADYBROOK LN

2

3

T

M

2

3

1

2

T

1

3

2

QUARRY ACRES (ALL)

RADIO TERR

2

3

T

M

- R -

T

QUAKER HILL DR

QUAKER RIDGE RD

T

1

PUTNAM RD

RICK LN

RIPLEY PL

T

M

2

M

ROUND TREE LN

ROOT ST

3

2

T

RITA DR

ROA HOOK RD

ROBBIE RD

ROCK HILL DR

ROSALIND DR

2

WATERBURY PKWY

T

1

3

SUNSET AVE

REYNOLDS LN

1

- S -

SHELDON P COONS

PL

RICHMOND PL

RIDGE RD

(LAFAYETTE)

M

SCOTT LN

SNIFFEN MTN RD

SHAW HWY

3

1

PUGSLEY PKWY

T

3

PRISCILLA CT

POND RD

PONDVIEW CT

T

3

QUAKER BRIDGE RD

M

2

1

QUAKER HILL CT (E &

W)

T

POND MEADOW RD

T

M

PINE ST (LAKE

PEEKSKILL)

M

POPS RD

3

- W -

PINE LN

PINE RD

M

PINE LAKE CO-OP

3

RIDGE RD

(WATERBURY)

1

2

M

T

PUMPHOUSE RD

PUTNAM PARK RD

SKYLARK DR

SOUTH HILL RD

ROME CT

T

M

POWDER HORN RD

T

M

T

M

ROBERTA DR

2

T

ROCKLEDGE DR

ROCKY RIDGE RD

M

SOUTH MOUNTAIN

PASS

SOMERSET LN

T

SOUTH TRAIL

M

3

T

1

3

WHEELER DR

WHITE BIRCH LN

M

T

M

T

M

T

M

T

M

T

M

T

1

3

1

M

1

2

1

3

2

1

3

1

3

1

3

1

3

2

1

2

T

M

T

WASHINGTON ST

(PEEKSKILL LINE TO

WATCH HILL RD)

T

WALNUT RD

WALNUT ST

(CROTON PARK RD)

M

T

YORKSHIRE CT

YORKTOWN RD (RTE

129)

YOUNG ST

WHARTON DR

WHARTON LN

WATSON ST

WESTBROOK CT

WESTBROOK DR

WESTMINSTER DR

1

WINDSOR RD

WINTHROP DR

WHITE LION DR

WOODLAKE DR

WOODLAND BLVD

WOODY BROOK LN

WOODDALE AVE

WILCOX LN

WREN CT

WHITTIER AVE

WILLIAM PUCKEY

DR

WILLOW PL

3

1

2

WILSON PL

UDELL CT

M

https://environment.westchestergov.com/residents/recycling-guidelines/paint-oil-and-latex

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https://smmcompost.com/drop-off

Westchester County has partnered with PaintCare to greatly expand the county paint

** COMING SPRING 2024 **

NEW FOOD SCRAP DROP-OFF AREAS FOR TOWN OF CORTLANDT RESIDENTS

recycling program. The Household Material Recovery Facility(HMRF) is now accepting

a variety of paints with some restrictions. Please call Westchester

County Recycling Hotline for more information at 914-813-5425 or visit their website

Food Scrap Drop-Off Program - the Sustainable Materials Management, Inc. Food

Scrap Drop-Off Program provides households with a convenient means to

recycle their food scraps. Please visit their website for more information at

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T = Tuesday Garbage BR = Bulk Route 1,2 or 3

P = Paper Recycling (Townwide) O = Organic Yard Waste

C = Commingle (Townwide) Christmas tree pick up

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H

2

M

3 T 4 P 5 C 1 C 2 BR2

8

M

9 T 10 P 11

C 12

X-T

5

M

6 T 7 P 8 C 9 BR3

15

H

16

M

17 T 18 P 19 C 12

M

13 T 14 P 15 C 16 BR1

22

M

23 T 24 P 25

C 26 BR1 19

H

20

M

21

T

22

P

23 C

29

M

30 T 31 P 26 M 27 T 28 P 29

C

1

O

1

M

2

T

3

P

4

C

5 BR2

4

M

5

T

6

P

7

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BR2 8

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11

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11

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14

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15

BR3 15

M

16

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17

P

18

C

19 BR3

18

M

19

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20

P

21

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BR1 22

M

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25

C

26 BR1

25

M

26

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27

P

28

C

29

H

29

M

30

T

1

P

2

C

3

BR2 3

M

4

T

5

P

6

C

7 BR2

6

M

7

T

8

P

9

C

10

BR3 10

M

11

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12

P

13

C

14 BR3

13

M

14

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15

P

16

C

17

O

17

M

18

T

19

H

20

P

21

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20

M

21

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22

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23

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BR1 24

M

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29

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30

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31

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5

C

1

C

2 BR1

8

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11

C

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BR1 5

M

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P

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C

9 BR2

15

M

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18

C

19

BR2 12

M

13

T

14

P

15

C

16

O

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M

23

T

24

P

25

C

26

BR3 19

M

20

T

21

P

22

C

23 BR3

29

M

30

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31

P

26

M

27

T

28

P

29

C

30

BR1

2

H

3

M

4

T

5

P

6

C

1

T

2

P

3

C

4 BR1

9

M

10

T

11

P

12

C

13

BR2 7

M

8

T

9

P

10

C

11 BR2

16

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17

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18

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19

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20

O

14

H

15

M

16

T

17

P

18

C

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M

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25

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26

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27

BR3 21

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22

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23

P

24

C

25

O

30

M

28

M

29

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30

P

31

C

1

BR3 2

M

3

T

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C

6 BR1

4

M

5

H

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7

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8

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9

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10

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11

P

12

C

13 BR2

11

H

12

M

13

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14

P

15

C

16

M

17

T

18

P

19

C

20 BR3

18

M

19

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20

P

21

C

22

O

23

M

24

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25

H

26

P

27

C

25

M

26

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27

P

28

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30

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