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Welcome to
Dutchess County Resource Recovery Agency
Household
Hazardous Waste and
Electronics Recycling Events for 2025.
June 7th at 626
Dutchess Turnpike, Poughkeepsie, NY
(Online registration opens May 7th)
September 13th at
Dutchess County Fairgrounds
6596 Route 9, Rhinebeck NY
(Online registration opens August 13th)
October 18th at 626
Dutchess Turnpike, Poughkeepsie, NY
(Online registration opens September 18th)
Online registration
will be located here one month prior to each event date.
Registration and $10 prepayment required.
Please check the County
website
<Here>
for further information.
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In 2024 the Dutchess County
Resource Recovery Facility (RRA) safely incinerated 8,516 pounds of household pharmaceuticals at our
waste-to-energy facility! This community service, provided by
the RRA, and our operator, WIN Waste Innovations, is provided to
law enforcement agencies in Dutchess County and seven
surrounding counties free of charge. From our county alone, over
3,767 pounds of medications were incinerated last year. Our
service keeps medications out of our waters, as well as, the
hands of those who would abuse them or accidently ingest them.
We have safely incinerated over 118,600 pounds (over 59.3 tons)
since we started providing this service in 2009. |
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Resource Recovery
Facility
| The Dutchess County Resource
Recovery Agency (RRA) is a public benefit agency that was established by
the New York State Legislature in 1982 to oversee the construction,
financing and operation of the Resource Recovery Facility (RRF), which
opened in 1989. The RRF is a waste-to-energy facility that combusts most
of the garbage that is collected in Dutchess County and is operated by
Win Waste Innovations Dutchess County LLC. The RRF has a capacity of
processing 164,000 tons of post-recycled waste per year and has a
turbine that converts energy from the waste, which is then sold to
Central Hudson Gas & Electric. The facility can turn 450 tons of waste
into 5.8 megawatts
(MW) of renewable power every day, enough to power over 4,800 homes. The
facility also recovers 10 to 12 million pounds of ferrous metals from
the waste for recycling each year. |
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For more information,
call us at
(845) 463-6020
Or
send us an email
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