Transfer Station & Recycling
Construction Debris – C&D
Effective April 1, 2024 C&D will be increased
to $.25 cent per lb. Per order of Selectboard.
Westmore Town Clerk | (802) 525-3007
Westmore Transfer Station | (802) 467-3838
NEK Waste Management District (802) 626-3532 or (800) 734-4602
or try their website at www.nekwmd.org
Transfer Station Hours:
Every Saturday: 8-1 (YEAR ROUND)
Curbside Pickup Schedule
Every Tuesday- Garbage ONLY
Every Thursday - Recycling ONLY
Town of Westmore Transfer Station Guidelines:
Household Waste
Residents of Westmore are provided with municipal trash collection year round. All rubbish must be in clear, closed plastic bags – NOT BLACK PLASTIC BAGS. Dates for trash and recycling pick-up, as well as Transfer Station operating hours, are listed at the Town Clerk’s Office, the Transfer Station and the Westmore Annual Report. Recycling is mandatory in the town of Westmore. Do not put items in your household waste that you can recycle or that are handled in the following ways.
Recycling – Zero Sort Recycling
Special Wastes
- Scrap metal, non-treated, burnable waste, tires, and construction demolition debris can be disposed of at the Transfer Station for a nominal fee.
- Check in all loads prior to unloading. There is a designated location for each of these items.
- Oil, oil filters, automotive batteries, fluorescent bulbs, aerosol cans, propane tanks, computers, printer cartridges, cell phones, TV’s and other electronics are collected all year at the Transfer Station. Some fees apply to electronics.
- Acceptable household hazardous waste can be disposed of on scheduled annual collection days or by appointment only June through the end of September by calling the NEK Waste Management District office. This includes toxic, corrosive, reactive, explosive and flammable products, such as non-latex paints, cleaners, thermometers, garden and pest sprays, automotive products, fuel and chemicals.
- If you have any questions about acceptable hazardous waste disposal, give the Waste District a call and they will help you and/or direct you to the proper waste handling facility. For example, biohazardous materials, such as insulin needles must go to a medical facility. Please do not put them in your rubbish.