Promoting a Toxic Free Future for New York State |
Participants must register to participate in this waste collection program. Registration forms can be requested at the following phone number or e-mail address BEFORE APRIL 29, 2022: 518-225-8146 or info@cleansweepny.org For more information, go to: www.cleansweepny.org |
CleanSweepNY services are provided to farmers and owners of former farms, all categories of NYS certified pesticide applicators, cemeteries, golf courses, marinas, schools, landscapers and lawncare providers, nurseries, greenhouses, and other entities possessing unwanted or unusable pesticides and other waste chemicals. Each participant is responsible for transporting their materials to the collection site. |
CleanSweepNY staff look forward to providing this valuable service to those eligible entities that have waste chemicals for disposal which can potentially contaminate New York State’s environment and beautiful outdoor areas.
Farmers and pesticide applicators/technicians from neighboring counties are encouraged to participate at these locations.
The four drop-off sites are in Niagara, Monroe, Seneca and Onondaga Counties along the I-90 corridor.
COLLECTION DATES & LOCATIONS
Lockport, NY | Tuesday, | May 10, 2022 |
Spencerport, NY | Wednesday, | May 11, 2022 |
Waterloo, NY | Thursday, | May 12, 2022 |
Camillus, NY | Friday, | May 13, 2022 |
ABOUT CleanSweepNY
CleanSweepNY results in enhanced stewardship of the environment through the improved management and proper disposal of unusable pesticides and other chemical wastes. These materials may pose human health risks upon exposure and represent a potential hazard to New York State’s groundwater and surface water resources.
The collections are scheduled and organized by NYSDEC with the collaboration of NYSDOT who generously provides sites for the collection of these unwanted chemical materials. CleanSweepNY is supported by Cornell Cooperative Extension, the Agricultural Container Recycling Council, Soil and Water Conservation Districts, New York Farm Bureau, and other related grower associations.
Last updated March 9, 2022