A Friendly Reminder:
Hypodermic Needles and Syringes are NOT Recyclable. Please do not dispose of them with your household recyclables or garbage.
Please click here for further information on how to dispose of these properly.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, NEW YORK
SOLID WASTE DEPARTMENT
The Solid Waste Administrative Office is located at the
GREENPORT TRANSFER STATION
(open Monday - Saturday 7:30 AM - 3:45 PM; scale closes at 3:00 PM)
51 Newman Road, Hudson, NY
OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 3:45 PM
***ALL CORRESPONDENCE AND PAYMENTS WILL BE SENT
TO THE MAILING ADDRESS OF:
THE COLUMBIA COUNTY SOLID WASTE DEPARTMENT
401 State Street
Hudson, NY 12534
2024 Recycling Permits
The 2024 Recycling Permits are now on SALE!
Permit Pricing for the 2024 year:
County Residents* under 65 years of age - $75.00
County Residents* 65 years of age & older - $50.00
(proof of age required)
*Proof of residency is required.
Out of County Residents - $125.00
PLEASE NOTE:
SHARPS CONTAINERS ARE NOT ACCEPTED AT ANY OF THE SOLID WASTE STATIONS.
Syringe disposal kiosk.pdfThe Solid Waste Administrative Office is located at the
GREENPORT TRANSFER STATION
51 Newman Road, Hudson, NY
OFFICE HOURS 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
***ALL CORRESPONDENCE AND PAYMENTS WILL BE SENT
TO THE MAILING ADDRESS OF:
THE COLUMBIA COUNTY SOLID WASTE DEPARTMENT
401 State Street
Hudson, NY 12534
For information about Columbia County's Local Solid Waste Management Plan, please click on this document
Col Co LSWMP (1).pdfCOLUMBIA COUNTY SOLID WASTE DEPARTMENT
MISSION STATEMENT
The Columbia County Solid Waste Division provides integrated solid waste management services to the residents and businesses of Columbia County by promoting waste reduction through reuse and recycling, while providing environmentally sound waste management at the most economical cost.
The success of our program is, in part, the result of the interaction between the Solid Waste Department and our County residents. We appreciate and respect the public's interest and welcome your suggestions, comments and recommendations. This cooperation will continue to protect and enhance our beautiful County for future generations.