Watertown Residents: Claim Your Annual 2 Tons of Free Compost with Your Municipal Utility Bill

The Public Works Division of Watertown has stated that each city resident can receive 2 free tons of compost annually. This is available with a Municipal Utility bill and can be collected from the Watertown Regional Landfill. Residents must present their Watertown Municipal Utility bill to receive the free compost.

If a utility bill is not presented at the time of request, a charge of $20.00 per ton will be applied. The compost is also available for purchase to all customers at this rate. Residents who have already received their annual limit of 2 free tons can buy additional compost at this rate.

The Watertown Landfill has a large supply of compost, which has been screened for debris and is a good soil conditioner. Details about the landfill, including its location, hours of operation, container repair, and rates, are available on the city's website.

The Watertown Regional Landfill Staff and the Division of Public Works thank the residents for their cooperation. They view this initiative as a method to promote recycling and sustainable living in the city.

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