New refill stations help Rockland County residents stay cool and cut plastic waste
Rockland County has installed new water bottle refill stations at several public locations to help residents stay hydrated and reduce plastic waste.
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Jun 30, 2025, 11:53 AM
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Updated 7 hr ago
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County leaders said the stations are now available at:
- Kennedy Dells County Park
- Clarkstown and Orangetown town halls
- Nyack Memorial Park
- Peck's Pond Pool and Community Center
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