Tri-Town Transfer Station

Hello Everyone,

My colleague Vanessa Berry, one of our Environmental Educators, will be doing a recycling educational program on Monday June 24th at Bonney Memorial Library in Cornish (start time is 5:30PM).

The  event is free to the public and we would love to have any of you attend  and if possible you could publicize the event in your communities to  spread the word we would really appreciate it!

Thank you very much,

Lissa

Lissa Bittermann

Business Development Manager

ecomaine 

(207) 773-1738 x3119 Office

NEW DEMO PRICES

EFFECTIVE JUNE 17, 2019

Due to rising tipping fees and cost of operation, we have had to increase our demo fees at the station.

All roofing materials - $40/cy to $55.00/cy min. $20

Pressure treated wood - $40/cy to $55.00/cy min. $20

Sheetrock/plaster - $40/cy to $55.00/cy min. $20

All construction wood - $20/cy to $30/cy min. $20

Insulation in contractor bag - $5.00/cy to $8.00/cy

Insulation in trash bag - $2.00/cy to $5.00/cy

Toilets - $5.00 to $8.00 each

Bathtub – porcelain, concrete, or similar - $10 to $15 each

Bathtub – plastic type - $5 to $10 each

If you have any questions, contact your municipal officers at your town office, or the attendants at the station.

Thank you

Tri-Town Waste Board

Representing Towns of Baldwin, Hiram & Porter

We would like to thank the citizens of Baldwin, Hiram, Porter, and of course our attendants at the transfer station for their help with our recycling efforts. As you can see from the letter (see below) we received from ecomaine, your efforts have paid off. We have not been charged tipping fees for excessive contamination.

“Another great month for your communities!  Thank you for the super clean recycling and for everyone’s effort!  It’s been almost a year since we began tracking contamination in the recycling loads and in that time only 2 of the loads from your towns exceeded 5% contamination and that was in the first month of our evaluating the loads.  Since June of last year, the loads have consistently been between 0-1% contaminated.  What an excellent trend for your communities!

We thank you very much for your exemplary work!”

Lissa Bitterman

Business Management Director

ecomaine

Please continue to help us maintain and improve our record of very low contamination. We can’t do it without your help.

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The Tri-Town Transfer Station is  now part of the "Call2Recycle" program to recycle old cell phones and  rechargeable batteries, and regular batteries.  This is a free service.  Please see an attendant before leaving the batteries. See the list of  acceptable materials below.