Recycling & Waste in Rockland County

Recycling schedules, accepted items, and waste disposal for all 5 towns. Rockland Green operates the county recycling center for items not accepted curbside.

Find your pickup schedule:
  1. Find your town in the list below
  2. Visit your town's hauler website (linked below) — most have an address lookup for your exact pickup day
  3. Or call your town's DPW directly for schedule questions

Note: Villages within towns may have their own haulers and schedules — check with your village hall if unsure.

By Town

Clarkstown (845) 639-6120
Town of Clarkstown Sanitation · Pickup schedule & info

Town-provided curbside pickup. Recycling every other week. Blue bins for recyclables.

Haverstraw (845) 429-2200
Varies by village — contact town

Private haulers serve most areas. Town coordinates bulk pickup days.

Orangetown (845) 359-6500
Town of Orangetown · Pickup schedule & info

Town-provided sanitation. Recycling pickup weekly. Yard waste pickup spring through fall.

Private haulers (varies by area)

Most areas use private carters. Contact the town for your area's hauler.

Stony Point (845) 786-2716
Town of Stony Point

Town-provided sanitation and recycling pickup.

What Goes in the Recycling Bin

Accepted curbside

  • Paper
  • Cardboard
  • Plastic bottles (#1-2)
  • Glass bottles and jars
  • Metal cans
  • Newspaper
  • Magazines

NOT accepted curbside

  • Plastic bags
  • Styrofoam
  • Food-soiled paper
  • Ceramics
  • Light bulbs
  • Electronics

Rockland Green — County Recycling Center

Operates the county recycling center and transfer station. Accepts household hazardous waste, electronics, tires, and bulky items.

420 Torne Valley Road, Hillburn, NY 10931 · (845) 753-2200 · https://rocklandgreen.com

Accepted at Rockland Green

Electronics (TVs, computers) Tires Household hazardous waste Paint Batteries Propane tanks Bulky metal items

Schedules and accepted items may vary by neighborhood and season. When in doubt, contact your town's DPW or visit Rockland Green for current information. Unsure if an item is recyclable? Check the Rockland Green website or leave it out — recycling contamination is costly for the county.