New Milford Recycling Center: Hours, Address & Drop-Off Guide

♻️ New Milford, Connecticut · Transfer Station & Recycling Center

New Milford Recycling Center: Hours, Address & Drop-Off Guide

Use this New Milford recycling center guide before you load your car. It covers the official address, weekly hours, permit sticker rules, senior sticker note, mixed recycling, bulky waste, mattress disposal, e-waste, household hazardous waste guidance, textile recycling, bottle and can redemption, fees, map directions and the New Milford CT vs New Milford NJ name check.

📍 18 Young’s Field Road 🕒 Closed Monday & Wednesday ☎️ 860-799-5068 🧓 Senior sticker note included
Center Status Open 5 Days 5 Days Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday

New Milford Recycling Center is listed closed on Monday and Wednesday. Always verify holiday notices before loading a special trip.

This is not an official live open/closed signal. Weather, holidays, staffing, events or center notices can change service.
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Weekly Hours
MonClosed
Tue7:15-3:15
WedClosed
Thu7:15-3:15
Fri7:15-3:15
Sat7:15-3:00
Sun9:00-3:00
Best senior-friendly visit window: arrive well before closing, especially with bulky items, mattresses or a paid load.
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Contact 18 Young’s Field Rd
New Milford, CT 06776
Phone (860) 799-5068 Email threeveteransllc@gmail.com Official Page New Milford Recycling → NM
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Fast Answer for New Milford Residents

The New Milford Recycling Center / Transfer Station is at 18 Young’s Field Road, New Milford, CT 06776. The public phone number is 860-799-5068. Current posted hours are Monday closed, Tuesday 7:15 AM-3:15 PM, Wednesday closed, Thursday-Friday 7:15 AM-3:15 PM, Saturday 7:15 AM-3:00 PM, and Sunday 9:00 AM-3:00 PM.

The center is operated by Three Veterans LLC. The Town of New Milford’s own Recycling Center page points users to Three Veterans for the active recycling center operation and phone support. This matters because fees, accepted items, stickers and special drop-off programs should be checked with the operating center before you drive.

Best simple rule: Use this center for local transfer-station and recycling needs only when your town/permit/sticker rules match your load. For anything paid, oversized, electronic, mattress-related, hazardous or unusual, call first.

New Milford Recycling Center Overview

The New Milford Recycling Center is the local transfer station and recycling drop-off site for New Milford, Connecticut. It is commonly searched as new milford recycling center, New Milford transfer station, New Milford CT recycling center, and 18 Young’s Field Road recycling.

The center’s services go beyond everyday recycling. The official site lists categories including bulky waste, mattress disposal, electronics disposal, mixed recycling, household hazardous waste, textile recycling, and bottle/can redemption. Each category can have different fee, sticker, residency or preparation rules.

Quick Facts Before You Drive

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Address 18 Young’s Field Road, New Milford, CT 06776.
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Closed days Closed Monday and Wednesday according to posted hours.
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Phone Call 860-799-5068 before a special or paid load.
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Sticker HRRA lists permit/sticker requirements and senior sticker note.
User Question Best Answer Best Action Link
Where is the New Milford Recycling Center? 18 Young’s Field Road, New Milford, CT 06776. Map directions
What are the hours? Tue 7:15-3:15, Thu-Fri 7:15-3:15, Sat 7:15-3:00, Sun 9:00-3:00; closed Mon and Wed. View full hours
Do I need a permit sticker? HRRA lists a permit requirement, with a New Milford resident fee, commercial fee, and senior first-sticker note. Permit details
Can I bring electronics? E-waste is listed as free on the fee page, with examples including TVs, computers, phones, monitors and more. E-waste guide
Can I bring mattresses? Clean, dry mattresses/box springs may have a handling charge; wet or contaminated units may be treated as bulky waste. Mattress rules
Is there bottle redemption? Three Veterans Bottle and Can Redemption Center accepts eligible CT containers and pays 10 cents for eligible containers in its database. Bottle redemption

New Milford Recycling Center Hours

The posted New Milford Recycling Center hours are easy to misread because the center is closed on both Monday and Wednesday. Do not assume it is open every weekday. For routine drop-off, plan around Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday.

Day Posted Hours Best Resident Note
MondayClosedDo not plan drop-off unless an official temporary notice says otherwise.
Tuesday7:15 AM-3:15 PMGood weekday option for routine recycling and paid loads.
WednesdayClosedClosed day. Bottle redemption appointment exceptions may vary; call first.
Thursday7:15 AM-3:15 PMGood weekday option if you need staff help.
Friday7:15 AM-3:15 PMGood weekday option before weekend traffic.
Saturday7:15 AM-3:00 PMArrive early for bulky waste, mattresses or larger loads.
Sunday9:00 AM-3:00 PMHelpful weekend option, but verify holiday closures before driving.
Senior-friendly timing tip: If you are bringing bulky items, mattresses, electronics, or anything that may need staff direction, arrive well before closing and call 860-799-5068 first.

Permit Sticker, Resident Rules and Senior Note

HRRA lists the New Milford Transfer Station & Recycling Center as permit required. The listed permit fee is $25 for New Milford residents and $50 for commercial users with 10 employees or less. HRRA also notes that the first sticker per household is free for senior citizens age 65 and older.

Permit and sticker rules are not a small detail. A load may be accepted, rejected, or charged differently depending on residency, town agreement, commercial status, sticker status and material type. If you recently moved to New Milford, are helping a family member, or are using a borrowed truck, confirm the sticker rule before loading.

Accepted Drop-Off Categories at New Milford Recycling Center

The official New Milford Recycling Center site lists multiple service categories, not just everyday mixed recycling. Main categories include bulky waste, mattress disposal, electronics disposal, mixed recycling, household hazardous waste, textile recycling, and bottle/can redemption.

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Mixed recycling Paper, cardboard, metal, glass and plastics may be handled through mixed/single-stream recycling rules.
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E-waste TVs, computers, monitors, cell phones, cameras, VCRs, radios, keyboards and similar items are listed as e-waste examples.
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Bulky waste Furniture and oversized items may have disposal fees or pickup options.
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Mattresses Clean and dry mattresses/box springs may be handled differently than wet or contaminated units.
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Textiles Textile recycling is listed as a center category; keep clothing and fabrics clean and bagged.
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HHW Household hazardous waste needs special guidance; do not mix chemicals or bring unknown liquids without checking first.

Mixed Recycling Rules: Paper, Cardboard, Metal, Glass and Plastic

New Milford Recycling Center describes mixed recycling as a system where recyclables such as plastics, paper, metal and glass are placed together and later sorted at a material recovery facility. This is also called commingled or single-sort recycling.

Keep mixed recycling clean and dry. Do not use the recycling area as a trash dump. Food residue, plastic bags, loose cords, batteries, liquids, clothing, scrap metal, broken furniture and hazardous materials can contaminate a recycling load or create worker safety issues.

Electronics Disposal and Free E-Waste Notes

The New Milford Recycling Center fee page lists E-Waste: FREE and gives examples including TVs, computers, fax machines, cell phones, digital cameras, VCRs, video games, monitors, tape recorders, radios, keyboards and more. E-waste acceptance is useful for residents who need to get rid of old electronics without placing them in regular trash or mixed recycling.

Before dropping off computers, phones, tablets, cameras, game systems or storage devices, remove personal data. Back up anything important, sign out of accounts, remove memory cards and factory-reset devices when possible. A recycling center handles the material; it does not automatically protect your passwords, photos or personal files.

Mattress Disposal at New Milford Recycling Center

The official mattress disposal information notes a $3.00 handling charge to drop off a mattress or box spring if it is not wet or contaminated as determined by center personnel. If the mattress or box spring must go into bulky waste, the current fee is listed as $30.00 each.

Do not bring a wet, moldy, contaminated or heavily damaged mattress expecting the lowest charge. Wrap or cover it if needed during transport, keep it dry, and call before driving if you are unsure whether it qualifies for mattress recycling or bulky waste pricing.

Bulky Waste, Furniture and Pickup Options

The New Milford Recycling Center site lists bulky waste as a service category and publishes itemized transfer station fees for many bulky items. The bulky waste page also says pickup service is offered for items too large to fit in your vehicle, with base-rate pickup language and a request to call, text or use the contact form for an estimate.

Bulky waste is where residents lose money by guessing. Sofas, chairs, recliners, tables, desks, cabinets, toilets, sinks, doors, pallets and similar items may be charged by type. If the item is inside your home or too large for your vehicle, pickup pricing can be different from drop-off disposal pricing.

Bottle and Can Redemption at New Milford Recycling Center

Three Veterans Bottle and Can Redemption Center is listed at the New Milford Recycling Center. The center states that it accepts cans from major retailers and pays 10 cents for eligible containers in its database. Drop-off service and fundraiser assistance are also mentioned.

The redemption note is important: under Connecticut bottle law, only containers purchased in Connecticut may be redeemed at a Connecticut redemption center. The center states that to enforce this, users must be a Connecticut resident or property owner to use the facility.

Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Guidance

Household hazardous waste should never be treated like ordinary mixed recycling. Paints, solvents, pesticides, chemicals, fuels, cleaners, automotive fluids, pool chemicals, fluorescent bulbs, and similar materials can leak, react, burn or injure workers if handled incorrectly.

For hazardous waste, do not mix materials. Keep products in original containers when possible, tighten lids, label unknown containers, place containers upright in a box, keep them away from passengers, and call before bringing anything leaking, unlabeled, old, commercial or unusual.

New Milford Recycling Center Fees and Cost Checks

Some recycling center services are free, some require a permit/sticker, and some are charged by item or load. HRRA lists permit fees, the center lists itemized transfer station fees, and the official fee page notes e-waste as free. The correct cost depends on your residency, sticker status, item type, size, condition and whether the item needs pickup.

Item / Service Known Public Guidance Best Before-You-Go Action
Permit sticker HRRA lists permit required, $25 New Milford resident, $50 commercial with 10 employees or less, and first sticker free for senior citizens 65+. Check HRRA and sticker application before first visit.
E-waste Fee page lists E-Waste as free with TVs, computers, monitors, phones and more. Remove data and verify if you have unusual electronics.
Mattress / box spring $3 handling charge if clean/dry; $30 each if it must go into bulky waste due to condition. Keep dry and call if contaminated or damaged.
Bulky items Itemized fees are listed for sofas, chairs, tables, doors, toilets, sinks and more. Check item fee before loading.
Large item pickup Bulky page says pickup service is available, with base rate plus disposal cost and estimates. Call or text for estimate before assuming pickup cost.
Fee warning: Never assume a free drop-off just because an item is recyclable. Mattresses, bulky items, commercial use, contaminated material, pickup service and special loads can have separate charges.

New Milford CT vs New Milford NJ: Name Check

This guide is for New Milford, Connecticut at 18 Young’s Field Road. There is also a New Milford, New Jersey, where the Borough DPW / Recycling Center information uses a different address and different hours. If you are in Bergen County, New Jersey, do not use this CT address.

Do not mix the towns: New Milford CT recycling center information and New Milford NJ recycling center information are different. Check your state before copying hours, address or phone number.

How to Prepare Your Drop-Off Load

  1. Confirm your town and sticker status. Make sure you are using the New Milford, Connecticut center and that your resident, senior or commercial sticker situation is clear.
  2. Check the hours before loading. The center is closed Monday and Wednesday, and holiday notices can change normal service.
  3. Separate recycling from paid disposal. Keep mixed recycling separate from bulky waste, mattresses, electronics, textiles, hazardous waste and bottle redemption.
  4. Keep mixed recycling clean and dry. Food, liquids, plastic bags, loose cords, batteries and trash can contaminate the recycling stream.
  5. Protect electronics and data. Wipe computers and phones before drop-off, remove memory cards and keep devices organized.
  6. Keep mattresses dry. Wet or contaminated mattresses may be charged as bulky waste instead of handled under the lower mattress handling charge.
  7. Call before bringing hazardous or unusual items. Call 860-799-5068 if you have chemicals, unknown containers, large loads, business materials or anything leaking.

New Milford Recycling Center Map and Directions

The map below points to the New Milford Recycling Center / Transfer Station at 18 Young’s Field Road, New Milford, CT 06776. Use the map for directions, then use the official center website or phone number for final hours, fees, sticker rules and item acceptance.

Independent guide note: Recycling-Centre.org is not the official New Milford Recycling Center, Town of New Milford, HRRA, CT DEEP, or Three Veterans LLC website. Hours, fees, permits, holidays, accepted items and drop-off rules can change. Always verify with the official center before driving with a paid, bulky, electronic, mattress, hazardous or unusual load.

Frequently Asked Questions About New Milford Recycling Center

Where is the New Milford Recycling Center?

The New Milford Recycling Center / Transfer Station is at 18 Young’s Field Road, New Milford, CT 06776.

What are New Milford Recycling Center hours?

Posted hours are Monday closed, Tuesday 7:15 AM-3:15 PM, Wednesday closed, Thursday-Friday 7:15 AM-3:15 PM, Saturday 7:15 AM-3:00 PM, and Sunday 9:00 AM-3:00 PM.

Is New Milford Recycling Center open on Sunday?

Yes, the posted Sunday hours are 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Holiday closures and special notices can still apply, so verify before driving with a special load.

Is New Milford Recycling Center closed on Monday and Wednesday?

Yes. The official hours list Monday closed and Wednesday closed. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday are the posted operating days.

What is the phone number for New Milford Recycling Center?

The listed phone number is 860-799-5068. Use it before bringing mattresses, bulky waste, electronics, hazardous waste, commercial loads or anything unusual.

Do New Milford residents need a permit sticker?

HRRA lists a permit requirement. It lists $25 for New Milford residents, $50 for commercial users with 10 employees or less, and the first sticker per household free for senior citizens age 65 and older.

Does New Milford Recycling Center accept electronics?

Yes. The center’s fee page lists e-waste as free and gives examples such as TVs, computers, fax machines, cell phones, digital cameras, VCRs, video games, monitors, tape recorders, radios, keyboards and more.

Does New Milford Recycling Center accept mattresses?

Yes, but condition matters. The official mattress page notes a $3 handling charge if the mattress or box spring is not wet or contaminated. If it must go into bulky waste, the listed fee is $30 each.

Does New Milford Recycling Center have bottle and can redemption?

Yes. Three Veterans Bottle and Can Redemption Center is listed at the New Milford Recycling Center and pays 10 cents for eligible CT containers in its database.

Can I bring bulky waste to New Milford Recycling Center?

Bulky waste is listed as a service category, and the center posts itemized transfer station fees. Large item pickup may also be available by estimate.

Is this page for New Milford CT or New Milford NJ?

This page is for New Milford, Connecticut. New Milford, New Jersey has separate DPW and recycling center information, a different address, and different hours.

Is Recycling-Centre.org the official New Milford Recycling Center website?

No. Recycling-Centre.org is an independent informational guide. Always verify final hours, fees, permits, accepted materials and special notices with the official center or HRRA before visiting.

Final Local Summary

For New Milford, Connecticut, the recycling center and transfer station is located at 18 Young’s Field Road, New Milford, CT 06776. Posted hours are Tuesday 7:15 AM-3:15 PM, Thursday-Friday 7:15 AM-3:15 PM, Saturday 7:15 AM-3:00 PM, and Sunday 9:00 AM-3:00 PM. The center is closed Monday and Wednesday.

Before you drive, check your sticker status, confirm the fee for bulky items, keep mattresses dry, wipe electronics, separate mixed recycling from trash, and call 860-799-5068 for anything unusual. This is the fastest way to avoid a rejected load or surprise fee.