A grand re-opening and ribbon cutting will be held on Saturday at the West Hartford Recycling Center on Brixton Street.
Supreme Forest Products now operates the Town of West Hartford Recycling Facility at 25 Brixton St. Phot credit: Ronni Newton
Submitted by the Town of West Hartford
The Town of West Hartford will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony and grand re-opening event on Saturday, Oct. 10 at 11 a.m. to celebrate its redesigned, consumer-friendly Recycling Center at 25 Brixton St.
The town has partnered with Supreme Forest Products, Southern New England’s largest producer of mulch, compost and top soil, to enhance the town’s Yard Waste and Recycling Center.
“There was no better company to match our vision of where we want to take our materials management process in the future” said West Hartford Department of Public Works Director John Phillips.
In an effort to transition from waste management to organics management, the West Hartford facility, located at 25 Brixton St., has undergone significant site improvements to create a safer, cleaner, more state-of-the-art green recycling center that will provide increased convenience and a more consumer–friendly environment for residents and local contractors. After dropping off their green waste, West Hartford residents will be able to pick up quality mulch, compost, top soil and decorative stone to beautify their businesses and homes all in one trip.
“The Town of West Hartford has been a great partner from the beginning because of its service-oriented and environmentally-conscious mindset,” said Supreme’s General Manager Martin Paganini. “We are looking forward to continuing to evolve with the town, responding to its citizens’ desire to have more recycling options.”
With more than 33 years of experience in managing green waste, Supreme offers municipalities a complete solution to the collection, management and disposal of yard waste. Their full service operation and management of the 11-acre facility is the first of many steps to enhance the Town of West Hartford’s forward-thinking approach to handling waste.
Next steps for the facility, while still in discussion stages, include accepting increased organic waste streams, such as food waste, and making more improvements to the site to free up space to offer more consumer services and products.
About Supreme Forest Products: Supreme Forest Products is headquartered in Southington and part of the Supreme Group, a 30-year old company with over 100 employees. They began in land clearing, chipping and grinding and maintain this as a core element their business. Along with Supreme Forest Products, the Supreme Group operates Supreme Industries, Quantum Biopower and E.R. Hinman and Sons Lumber.
