CSWD Spotlight

The Rover is on the move

The Rover, CSWD’s mobile household hazardous waste collection unit, will be on the move this spring and fall for collections.

Why we will no longer accept compostable foodware at any of our…

The complicated realities of recycling your bottles and jars…

Learn what belongs in the recycling bin…and what doesn’t….

Learn how to take care of your food scraps….

Durable. Affordable. Feelgoodable. Premium recycled latex paint. Crafted with care in South…

Compost, garden mix and topsoil. Made in Williston, VT from local ingredients….

March 21, 2022 | Alise Certa CSWD report shows Chittenden County ranks among top waste-busting U.S. communities

MEDIA ALERT Chittenden County households and businesses kept an estimated 57% (by…

March 18, 2022 | Ethan Hausman CSWD Spotlight on Business: Pingala Cafe and Eatery

“We’re just a small team trying to do the right thing” –…

December 13, 2021 | Alise Certa Drop-Off Center (Richmond) Update: Last Day of CSWD Operation is 12/30/21

Thursday, December 30th is the last day the Chittenden Solid Waste District will be…

December 7, 2021 | Alise Certa The Holiday Aftermath

Once the presents have been unwrapped, the food has been eaten, the…

September 22, 2021 | Alise Certa Fall leaf collection & drop-off info

It’s almost fall, and leaves will be in full gear launching themselves…

March 18, 2021 | Alise Certa Why We Will No Longer Accept Compostable Foodware

As Vermont’s largest commercial compost facility, CSWD’s Organics Diversion Facility transforms more than 5,000 tons of food…

February 16, 2021 | Alise Certa Sustainability is Dealer.com’s Bedrock

CSWD.net welcomes a new feature highlighting Vermont businesses that are making strides…