Residents & Businesses in vans, SUVs, pick-up trucks, dump trucks, or trailers have daily access to both UCRRA facilities and can use either facility during normal operating hours.
Small passenger cars, such as four-door sedans, ..
Tarp Policy: Please note: all open vehicles must have their load covered with a secured tarp, per New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. This rule applies to all non-enclosed vehicles disposing of trash at ..
No, UCRRA is not a County Department. The UCRRA is a solid waste authority public benefit corporation. Public authorities are corporate instruments of the State created by the State Legislature to further public interests. These ..
UCRRA operates two transfer station facilities that are permitted by NYS Department of Environmental Conservation. The Ulster Transfer Station is located at 999 Flatbush Road in Kingston and the New Paltz Transfer Station is located ..
All municipal solid waste and construction/demolition debris brought to UCRRA facilities is subject to a $20.00 minimum fee, which covers the first 296 lbs of waste. After the first 296 lbs (flat min fee), customers ..
Yes, residents from any town or county may use the Agency’s facilities for trash disposal, or to utilize the electronics recycling program. No permit card or account is needed for residents to utilize the facility. ..
The Ulster County Mandatory Source Separation and Recycling Law, Local Law Number 4 of 2010, establishes regulated recyclables materials and requires all persons in Ulster County to source-separate those materials for recycling.
As defined by ..
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