Grafton

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For details about the household hazardous waste collection, backyard composting, and information about buying a kitchen scrap pail, click here to read and/or print out a Grafton-specific 2024 newsletter.

Residents can bring their recycling and trash to the Rockingham/Westminster Recycling Center and Drop-off Facility at 7446 Route 5 in Westminster. Access to the facility requires a windshield permit.
Or residents can contract with a private hauler for trash removal and recycling services.

Open Burning
Although Grafton does not have an open burning ordinance, the State does and the District encourages residents not to use burn barrels to get rid of garbage. Decades ago, most trash consisted of only paper, cardboard, and glass. Today, however, manufacturers use a host of synthetics in packaging, most of which release carcinogenic toxins into the air and soil when burned. Please do your part to protect Vermont's public and environmental health from toxics; talk to your neighbors about the dangers associated with burning trash.

Battery Recycling is Easier

now that the Town Office has volunteered to host a  battery collection bucket. The upcycled kitty litter pail is outside the building so that it is available 24/7.  Bring in your AA, AAA, C, D, hearing aid, coin cell, tool, and rechargeable household batteries.

Household Hazardous Waste

Your Solid Waste District has an HHW Depot in Springfield.  It is open from May through September, by appointment. Residents and small businesses from all member towns may participate. Residents pay $10 per car for up to 10 gallons of HHW. Businesses will be charged for disposal costs and must pre-register.   Call 802-674-9235 for more information and to make an appointment.