Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority, HRRA
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Old Town Hall
162 Whisconier Road
Brookfield, CT 06804
203.775.6256 Ext.304
info@hrra.org

The Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority, HRRA, is a regional, governmental, waste management and recycling authority serving eleven municipalities in western Connecticut and a population of over 225,000 people
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ITEMS OF CURRENT INTEREST
  1. 2012 Household Hazardous Waste Collections
  2. E-Waste Earth Day Event: Saturday, April 28th 12-4pm at the Huckleberry Hill School in Brookfield.
  3. Electronics Recycling Free in Every Town
  4. Single Stream Recycling Available
    1. Spanish Brochure
    2. Portuguese Brochure
  5. Where Does Our Garbage Go?
    1. See a Waste to Energy Plant at Work
  6. What Happens to Our Recycling?
    1. See a Single Stream MRF in Action
  7. 2012 RECYCLING VIDEO CONTEST
    1. Theme: Where Does Our Garbage Go?
    2. For students 6th - 12th grade
    3. WIN up to a $1000
    4. Ends April 13, 2012
  8. 2012 RECYCLING POSTER CONTEST
    1. Theme: How and What do you Reduce, Reuse & Recycle
    2. For students K- 12th grade
    3. Click on your town below for an entry form.
    4. Click here for Drop Off Locations
    5. Ends February 24, 2012
  9. BETHEL
  10. Debbie DeMuth: DeMuthD@bethel.k12.ct.us
  11. BRIDGEWATER
  12. AnneMarie Lindblom: ALindblom@bridgewatertownhall.org
  13. BROOKFIELD
  14. Lisa Morelli: lisa.morelli@brookfield.k12.ct.us
  15. DANBURY
  16. Peter Prunty: P.Prunty@ci.danbury.ct.us
  17. KENT
  18. Ane Starr: StarrA@kentercenter.com
  19. NEWTOWN
  20. Arlene Miles: Arlene.Miles@newtown-ct.gov
  21. NEW FAIRFIELD
  22. Kelly Ferris: kferris@newfairfield.org
  23. NEW MILFORD
  24. Suzanne Von Holt:SVonHolt@newmilford.org
  25. REDDING
  26. Larry Kulowiec: LKulowiec@townofreddingct.org
  27. RIDGEFIELD
  28. Ellen Rossini: highway@ridgefieldct.org
  29. SHERMAN
  30. Shannon Oricchio: oricchios@shermanschool.org

 

 
 
 
Over the last two decades, spectacular advances in technology have led to a dramatic increase in our reliance on electronic products. Televisions, computers, wireless phones, copiers, fax machines, telephones, and VCRs, are just some of the electronics that have become a central part of our everyday lives.
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Cool Games and activities and environmental information for kids, teachers and parents. Test your knowledge on recycling. Find useful tips about recycling etc.
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Composting is Nature's way of recycling. By composting kitchen and garden waste you can easily improve the quality of your soil and be well on your way to a more beautiful garden.
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If you are not sure, don't recycle it.
 
  TIP 1:
Even a little contamination can hurt. Sort your recyclables before dropping them off and put only the right material into the bin.

TIP 2:
If it isn't in the bin, it's trash! Materials should never be left near the drop bins or on the ground. Please remember to take you trash away for proper disposal. 		 
 

 
   
 

 


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