PITTSFORD—The Proctor Transfer Station on Deere Road in Pittsford will be open to Proctor residents from 12-5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1 for trash, recyclables, yard waste and brush without charge.
The Rutland County Solid Waste District will be at the transfer station to accept household hazardous wastes from 12-3 p.m.
Proctor residents with questions are asked to contact Stan Wilbur, town manager at 802-459-3333 extention 13 or email Wilbur at proctor_manager@comcast.net.
The free day is open to Proctor residents only.
Proctor Transfer Station holds free day for residents
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