The Town of North Castle
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Conservation & Environment                         

The North Castle Recycling Committee is looking for volunteers.  View our web page.

Interested in helping as a committee member? 

Want to volunteer for events only?  Please email us at ncrecyclingcom@aol.com

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Organic Recycling Facility Study Group

The group was formed to study the appropriateness of the Westwood Organic Recycling Facility located on town property behind and adjacent to the town’s Highway Department operation, and provide recommendations to improve the town’s long term yard waste recycling program.

Study Group's Report

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Westchester County Household Recycling Collections

Residents may drop off household waste that cannot be set out for curbside collection or recycling at specific Household Recycling Days.

Click here for dates and the complete list of acceptable materials.

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Westchester County Makes Compost Bins Available at Discounted Cost

The Earth Machine compost bin is available for purchase during regular park hours at:

Glen Island Park in New Rochelle
Hilltop Hanover Farm in Yorktown Heights
Lasdon Park and Arboretum in Somers
Lenoir Preserve in Yonkers
Muscoot Farm in Somers
Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Cross River

Click here for more information.  

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Stop Idling – It’s the Law!

The No-Idling Law passed by the County of Westchester went into effect in February, 2009. It states: “No person shall allow or permit the engine of a motor vehicle to idle for more than 3 consecutive minutes when the motor vehicle is not in motion” (with specific exceptions).

Turning off your engine is one of the easiest things you can do to reduce carbon emissions. Every day, Americans waste 3.8 million gallons of gas by voluntarily idling their cars. Prolonged idling is not good for you or your vehicle, and exhaust is the leading source of toxic car pollution.

TURN OFF YOUR ENGINE when you:

  • pick up your kids at school or another activity
  • wait at the train station or bus stop
  • make a quick stop

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