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The Greenwich Sustainability Committee is looking
beyond municipal boundaries as it develops priorities for the coming year, with a renewed focus on regional collaboration, practical solutions and measurable progress on sustainability. Continue Reading →
Note: there are dumpsters at Binney Park and Bible Street Park for residents convenience on Thursday, Nov 20, Friday, Nov 21, Saturday, Nov 22 and Sunday, Nov 23. Continue Reading →
At the Holly Hill Resource Recovery facility, they have set up an area near the yard waste section for residents to drop off their pumpkins and gourds. Continue Reading →
This voluntary, drop-off program diverts household food waste from the trash and converts it to nutrient-rich compost, rather than incinerating the organic material as trash, a polluting and costly process. Continue Reading →
Pre-order/purchase your permit for the new permit year (July 2024 – June 2025) online today. The pre-ordered pass will be mailed at the end of June 2024. Continue Reading →
“The bottom line – to get people to reduce the amount of trash they are throwing away we must appeal to their self-interest. We need a metered service for trash, just as we have a metered service for electricity, water, and gas. People don’t waste these services because they are charged by the kilowatt hour, the liter, or the cubic meter.” – Scott Kalb and Cheryl Moss Continue Reading →
“As co-chair of this committee I cannot express that this is the work of the whole committee.” – Cheryl Moss Continue Reading →
Thursday, July 1, marks the day residents of the Town of Greenwich are required to prominently display the new Holly Hill Resource Recovery Facility entrance permit. Applications and the sale of this new permit started on Monday, June 7. Continue Reading →
Monday night’s RTM set a record, with 228 out of 230 members in attendance via Zoom. Continue Reading →
“Maybe what you’re doing is imposing what I’ll call a bag tax rather than putting something into the property tax.” – Mark Fichtel, Byram Continue Reading →