Recycling

Recycling Information:

Town of Greenwich strives to be environmentally friendly and offers an array of recycling opportunities for residents to take advantage of. 

Food Scrap Recycling:

In partnership with Waste Free Greenwich, Greenwich Recycling Advisory Board and Greenwich Green & Clean, the Town initiated a voluntary, drop-off food scrap recycling program in June 2020. Food scraps are one of the largest components of our waste stream, and composting this material directs nutrients and carbon into the ground to increase soil health, reduces reliance on fertilizers and improves water and nutrient retention. In just its first year, the program diverted over 36 tons, or 72,820 lbs of food scraps from incineration. For further information on program guidelines and procedures, please Click Here.

Book Swap:

Fridays and Saturdays, 8 am - 12 pm donation containers will be available. Collection bins for shredded paper and plastic bags are located next to the office. Click here for more information.   

Textile Recycling:

The Greenwich Recycling Advisory Board (GRAB) has teamed up with Fairco-Greentree Recycling to make donations of unwanted textiles easy and convenient for Greenwich residents and to raise funds for recycling education in our community. Click here for a list of accepted items.

Cooking Oil Recycling:

Recycle your used cooking oil that is left over in pots and pans. Once the cooking oil has cooled, pour or spoon it into a durable container with a secure lid. The container should be stored out of reach of children and pets. Greenwich residents can bring their used cooking oil in the container for recycling to the Holly Hill Transfer Station- 4 Holly Hill Lane. The designated area can be found in the yellow shed located between the food scrap recycling drop off and trash building. Up to 5 Gallons per day allowed. Click Here to apply for your Holly Hill Permit.