Town Office

Roberta Janoski, Clerk-Treasurer

Address

P.O. Box 89
Chittenden, VT 05737

Hours

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday  – 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Phone Number

Telephone: 802-483-6647
Fax: 802-483-2504

Website

Chittenden Town Website

Town Plan

Chittenden Town Plan

Transfer Station

The transfer station is available for use to Chittenden residents only. Automobile identification stickers are available at the town office.

Rutland Herald Article on Chittenden Transfer Station.

Hours

Friday 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Elmer Wheeler, Attendant

Address

300 Holden Road

Chittenden, Vermont

Fee Schedule

Punch Cards

Punch cards are available at the town office. Each card has 10 punches. The punch card for 13 gallon bags are $12 (1 punch = 1 bag). The punch card for the 33 gallon bags are $25.00 (1 punch = 1 bag)

Stickers

$7

See information on Variable Rate Pricing

Recycling Information

Chittenden residents have been recycling for many years, and each year the volume of waste increases that gets recycled. Each pound that is recycled is one less pond that the town does not have to pay a premium price to dispose of. There is a hauling fee and processing fee for recyclables. These fees are much less than what would be paid if they were taken to a landfill or incinerator.

Canussa – Hersmann, located in St. Albans, Vermont, picks up all the paper products, with the exception of boxboard.

Batteries

Rechargeable and  Single Use Batteries (Primary) (batteries weighing up to 9 lbs.)

Cell Phones

Corrugated Cardboard

Brown corrugated cardboard only.
Flatten.

Electronics

Seven or fewer Computers, laptops, monitors, televisions, printers, and peripherals are accepted at the facility for FREE from any Vermont resident. Please speak with Transfer Station Attendant for further information.

Food Scraps

In a rural community such as Chittenden, most people have a garden that would flourish with home composting. It is a simple process, and it doesn’t have to smell or attract unwanted creatures. Food waste takes up a lot of space in the roll-off container, and add to unnecessary tonnage. Why pay a lot of money to get rid of something that recycles so easily?

If you live in an apartment or don’t have space to compost, maybe a friend, landlord, or neighbor would be willing to take your compostable material.

Leaf and. Yard Waste

Leaves, grass clippings, branches, and wood chips are accepted.  Other options –  start a pile and compost at home.

Newspaper

Dry.
Bag in brown paper bags only.

Magazines

Magazines, inserts, and glossy catalogs only.
Dry.

White Paper

White Bond and Computer Paper

Clear Plastic Bottles - #1

Clear soda, water, juice and cooking oil bottles.
Must have #1 recycling symbol on bottom.
Rinsed, caps and metal seals removed

Plastic Milk Jugs - #2

Plastic milk, cider, and water jugs only.
Rinse clean.
Remove caps.
Must have #2 recycling symbol on bottom.

Tin, Steel, and Aluminum Cans

Rinse Clean

Colored Plastic Bottles - #2

Narrow-top soap, softener, bleach and windshield washer bottles ONLY.
Rinse clean.
Remove caps.
Must have #2 recycling symbol on bottom.

Scrap Metal

MUST be clean.
MUST be dry.
Drain fluids from motors.
Drain and purge all fuel tanks.
Drums must be open on one end.