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      – Corrugated Cardboard
      – Newspaper
      – Other Paper Products
      – Plastic
      – Steel
      – Aluminum
      – Glass

LATEST NEWS

April 21st, 2008 - PLAINVILLE HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW) COLLECTION. On May 3, residents of Plainville, Berlin, (...) [ read more ]
February 29th, 2008 - BRRFOC Adopts Fiscal 2008-2009 Budget. Committee holds the line on tipping fees for fourth consecutive year; Recycling fees also to (...) [ read more ]

LATEST LEGISLATION

March 10th, 2008 - Raised Bill 5138, LCO 631. An Act Concerning Private, Municipal and State Recycling. Raised Bill 5138, LCO 631.  An Act Concerning Private, Municipal and State RecyclingTestimony of the (...) [ read more ]
March 10th, 2008 - SB636. An Act Concerning Resource Recovery Facility Contracts. SB636.  An Act Concerning Resource Recovery Facility ContractsTestimony of the Bristol Resource Recovery Facility Operating (...) [ read more ]

Recovered Products

Connecticut currently diverts 30 percent of its solid waste from disposal through recycling. The state plans to increase that to 49 percent by 2024. Besides saving space in our landfills, recycling prevents the materials from generating the dangerous methane gas that accumulates.

TROC recovers corrugated cardboard, newspaper, and other paper products; plastic, steel, aluminum and glass. Newspaper is by far the most prevalent material, and TROC receives about 9,000 tons a year from member communities.



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