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NWSWD is a legislatively chartered Municipal Corporation that has been proudly serving the communities of Northwest Vermont since its inception. Our mission is to plan, implement, and regulate waste management strategies for our 19 member communities, with a focus on environmentally responsible and cost-effective solutions.
Our Services
At NWSWD, we are committed to providing a wide range of services designed to meet the diverse needs of our communities. Here are some of the services we offer:
- Disposal A-Z Guide: Our disposal A-Z guide is a comprehensive resource that provides information on how to dispose of hundreds of items. Whether you're wondering how to recycle a battery or dispose of a piece of furniture, our guide has got you covered.
- Blue-Bin & Special Recycling: We offer blue-bin recycling services for a wide variety of materials, including paper, cardboard, glass, and plastics. In addition, we also offer special recycling services for items such as electronics, batteries, and hazardous waste.
- Food Scraps & Yard Debris: We are committed to reducing food waste and yard debris in our landfills. That's why we offer composting services and provide information on how to properly dispose of food scraps and yard debris.
- Hazardous Waste: Hazardous waste can be harmful to both human health and the environment. That's why we offer hazardous waste collection services to ensure that these materials are disposed of safely and responsibly.
- Recycling: We are strong advocates of recycling and offer a range of recycling services to make it easy for our communities to recycle. From blue-bin recycling to special recycling, we make it easy for our communities to do their part in reducing waste.
- Education & Outreach: We believe that education and outreach are key to promoting environmentally responsible behavior. That's why we offer a range of educational resources and outreach programs designed to promote waste reduction, recycling, and composting.
Our Commitment to the Environment
At NWSWD, we are committed to protecting the environment and promoting sustainable practices. We strive to reduce waste, promote recycling and composting, and educate our communities on environmentally responsible behavior. Our goal is to create a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future for all.
Our Team
Our team is made up of dedicated and experienced professionals who are committed to providing excellent service to our communities. From our administrative staff to our waste management specialists, we work tirelessly to ensure that our services meet the needs of our communities.
Our Locations
We operate a number of facilities throughout Northwest Vermont, including transfer stations, recycling centers, and hazardous waste collection sites. Our facilities are designed to be convenient, accessible, and user-friendly, making it easy for our communities to dispose of waste and recyclables.
In conclusion, at Northwest Vermont Solid Waste Management District, we are committed to providing high-quality waste management services that are environmentally responsible, cost-effective, and convenient. Whether you're a resident, business owner, or community leader, we invite you to join us in our mission to create a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future.
Overall Experience
The customers' experiences at this recycling facility vary greatly, with some having positive interactions and others having negative encounters.
Reasonable Pricing
Most customers praise the facility's reasonable pricing for recycling services. Kevin and Louise Loomis mention that the charges are "very reasonable" for the services provided. Melissa Tice agrees, stating that the prices are "reasonable" and that others should try the drop-off location in Swanton if they have complaints.
Friendly Staff
The staff at the facility are described as friendly, helpful, and welcoming by several customers. Kevin and Louise Loomis, Melissa Tice, and Emily Millman all mention the staff's helpfulness and friendliness.
Charging for Services
However, some customers are unhappy with the facility's practice of charging for certain services, such as scrap metal collection. Marie Barry, Eric Knowles, and Hibbie all express frustration and disappointment with the fees they were charged. Marie Barry feels overcharged, while Eric Knowles felt rude and unhelpful staff tried to charge him an excessive amount.
Rude Staff
Several customers complain about the poor behavior of some staff members. Marie Barry, Eric Knowles, and Adammrtl all describe unpleasant interactions with staff who were rude, condescending, or unhelpful.