Cortlandt community composting program accepting food scraps
The program aims to reduce waste by recycling food scraps into compost.
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Apr 19, 2024, 11:36 AM
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Updated 442 days ago
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20h agoThe town of Cortlandt’s community composting program is giving back to the planet during Earth Month through composting.
Food scraps can be dropped off at the Youth and Recreation Center near the Cortlandt Train Station in Croton, or at the community center off Westbrook Drive.
The first 100 residents to sign up will receive a free composting kit.
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