Rutland County Solid Waste District
Government AdministrationVermont, United States11-50 Employees
Rutland County Solid Waste District is a regional government administration entity formed in 1979 to provide solid waste disposal services for a network of Vermont municipalities, including Rutland and surrounding towns. Based in Rutland, the district operates the Regional Transfer Station at 14 Gleason Road and offers disposal programs that cover household recycling, composting of food scraps, scrap metal collection, electronics, hazardous waste, leaf and yard debris, and general municipal solid waste, among others. The organization also provides education and outreach through facility tours, group presentations, and technical assistance to residents and businesses seeking to improve waste diversion practices. In addition, it handles solid waste planning and permitting for member towns, haulers, and businesses to ensure compliance with state and federal regulations by managing permitting, tracking, and reporting. A recent development noted is the launch of an ECO AmeriCorps member to serve as a Waste Material Planner, reflecting ongoing efforts to enhance waste management operations in the region.
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