HOURS OF OPERATION:
Mon - Fri: 7:00a to 3:30p
Saturday: 7:00a to 3:30p
Saturdays off season ~ Call 203-790-1155
CLOSED ON SUNDAYS

DANBURY CITY RESIDENTS ~ NO CHARGE FOR DROPPING
BRUSH AND LEAVES AS FOLLOWS:

REGULATIONS:

• DANBURY RESIDENTS MUST STOP IN AT OFFICE AND PRESENT PROOF OF RESIDENCY with VALID DRIVERS LICENSE or TAX BILL and PICTURE ID
• BRUSH UNDER 2" DIAMETER FREE, OVER 2" DIAMETER IS SUBJECT TO A $15 per YARD CHARGE
• LOGS, STUMPS - $15 per YARD
• LEAVES IN PAPER BAGS , ANY TAPE MUST BE REMOVED
• LEAVES IN PLASTIC BAGS WILL NEED TO BE EMPTIED
• PLEASE EMPTY BRUSH AND SHRUB TRIMMINGS IN PAPER or PLASTIC BAGS
• NO CONTRACTOR OR OTHER PERSON MAY DUMP ON RESIDENT'S BEHALF
• CONTRACTORS ARE REQURED TO PAY TIPPING FEES

When filling your bags or truck, please keep garden waste, dead leaves (fall clean up, etc.) separate from brush, sticks & shrub clippings and drop in SEPARATE designated areas.

We make COMPOST from leaves & garden waste - We make MULCH out of forest products.
We need them separated to facilitate the process.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION!

WE DO NOT ACCEPT:

• PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER, PLASTIC, TAPE OF ANY KIND
• METAL, CONSTRUCTION / DEMOLITION DEBRIS, ETC.
• PLEASE!! ABSOLUTELY NO GARBAGE!!! A minimum of $75 will be charged for dumping garbage.

Click here to visit Danbury's website for more information on the City's recycling program.

Demolition debris, treated wood, etc. should be disposed at appropriate solid waste facilities
such as AWD at 307 White St. in Danbury (845) 279-5353.

Storm events, landscape maintenance, and the clearing of land for development are a few activities that generate untreated organic materials (e.g., brush and stumps). We process only untreated natural wood for use in landscaping applications, as compost bulking agents and soil amendments, and in temporary land stabilization projects in a manner that poses no threat to surface or ground waters.

Treated wood such as plywood, furniture, wood waste from construction, renovation and demolition, pressure treated timber, painted or stained wood, and any other surface treated wood will not be accepted at our facility.

Treated wood may contain creosote, lead, acrylic, carcinogens and ground water contaminants. Extensive test data on treated wood show that lead and other contaminants exceed allowable EPA levels. These pollutants can leach into the ground water or be ingested by children, animals, and adults. For these reasons, chipped treated wood is not suitable for use in our compost or mulch.

CONTRACTORS ARE REQUIRED TO PAY TIPPING FEES!