Browse Cities in New York
Sorted alphabetically (A-Z)
Albany
12202, 12203, ...
Amherst
14051, 14068, ...
Auburn
13021
Babylon
11702, 11703, ...
Bethlehem
12054, 12077, ...
Binghamton
13901, 13902, ...
Brighton
14610, 14618, ...
Brookhaven
11720, 11727, ...
Buffalo
14201, 14202, ...
Camillus
13031
Carmel
10512, 10541
Cheektowaga
14211, 14215, ...
Chili
14428, 14514, ...
Cicero
13039
Clarence
14031, 14032, ...
Clarkstown
10920, 10954, ...
Clay
13041, 13088, ...
Clifton Park
12065
Colonie
12047, 12110, ...
Cortlandt
10511, 10520, ...
De Witt
13057, 13078, ...
East Fishkill
12524, 12533, ...
East Hampton
11937
Eastchester
10709, 10707, ...
Elmira
14901, 14902, ...
Fishkill
12524
Freeport
11520
Garden City
11530
Gates
14606, 14624
Glen Cove
11542
Glenville
12302, 12010, ...
Grand Island
14072
Greece
14612, 14615, ...
Greenburgh
10502, 10522, ...
Guilderland
12009, 12084, ...
Halfmoon
12065, 12118, ...
Hamburg
14075, 14085
Harrison
10528, 10604
Haverstraw
10923, 10927, ...
Hempstead
11553, 11554, ...
Hempstead
11510, 11520, ...
Henrietta
14467, 14623
Huntington
11743, 11746, ...
Hyde Park
12538
Irondequoit
14617, 14622, ...
Islip
11705, 11706, ...
Ithaca
14850, 14851, ...
Jamestown
14701, 14702
Kingston
12401, 12402
Kiryas Joel
10950
Lancaster
14086, 14043
Le Ray
13612, 13622, ...
Lindenhurst
11757
Lockport
14094, 14095
Long Beach
11561
Lynbrook
11563
Lysander
13027
Mamaroneck
10543, 10538
Manlius
13104, 13066, ...
Middletown
10940, 10941
Mineola
11501
Monroe
10950
Montgomery
12549
Mount Pleasant
10532, 10570, ...
Mount Vernon
10550, 10551, ...
New Hartford
13413
New Rochelle
10801, 10802, ...
New Windsor
12553
New York
10001, 10002, ...
Newburgh
12550
Newburgh
12550
Niagara Falls
14301, 14302, ...
Niskayuna
12309
North Hempstead
11010, 11020, ...
North Tonawanda
14120
Onondaga
13078, 13120, ...
Orangetown
10962, 10965, ...
Orchard Park
14127
Ossining
10562
Ossining
10562
Oyster Bay
11732, 11753, ...
Palm Tree
10950
Peekskill
10566
Penfield
14526
Perinton
14450
Pittsford
14534
Port Chester
10573
Poughkeepsie
12601, 12603
Poughkeepsie
12601, 12603
Queensbury
12804, 12845
Ramapo
10901, 10931, ...
Riverhead
11901
Rochester
14604, 14605, ...
Rockville Centre
11570, 11571, ...
Rome
13440, 13441, ...
Rotterdam
12303, 12306, ...
Rye
10580
Salina
13088, 13090, ...
Saratoga Springs
12866
Schenectady
12301, 12302, ...
Smithtown
11725, 11754, ...
Somers
10589, 10540, ...
Southampton
11946, 11963, ...
Southold
11971, 11935, ...
Spring Valley
10977
Syracuse
13202, 13203, ...
Tonawanda
14150, 14217, ...
Troy
12180, 12182
Union
13760, 13790
Utica
13501, 13502, ...
Valley Stream
11580, 11581, ...
Vestal
13850, 13851
Wallkill
10940, 10941
Wappinger
12590
Warwick
10990
Watertown
13601, 13602, ...
Webster
14580
West Seneca
14224, 14206, ...
White Plains
10601, 10602, ...
Yonkers
10701, 10702, ...
Yorktown
10598, 10535, ...
Garbage Collection & Zero Waste in New York
Waste management across New York State is handled through a mix of municipal departments (like the iconic DSNY in New York City) and private hauling companies in upstate regions and Long Island. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) sets the overarching regulations to promote recycling and reduce solid waste.
New York is actively pushing towards comprehensive Zero Waste goals. This includes strict regulations on extended producer responsibility, banning single-use plastic bags, and expanding food scrap recycling programs for both commercial entities and residential neighborhoods.
State Waste Initiatives
NYS Electronic Equipment Recycling Act
New York State law prohibits the disposal of computers, televisions, and small electronics in regular trash. Manufacturers are required to provide free and convenient recycling for these items.
Textile and Clothing Recovery
To divert millions of pounds of usable fabric from landfills, many New York municipalities are partnering with textile recycling organizations, urging residents to drop off old clothes instead of throwing them away.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I throw away old TVs with my regular trash in New York?
No, it is illegal in New York State to place televisions, computers, or computer peripherals at the curb for regular trash collection. They must be recycled through manufacturer take-back programs, retail drop-offs, or local e-waste events.
How do I find out if my city in NY delays trash pickup for holidays?
You can select your specific city from our directory to view the local holiday rules. Typically, if a holiday falls on your collection day, your pickup will be suspended and usually shifted to the next day, or later in the week depending on your municipality's rules.