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Municipalities

Running a transfer station means you wear many hats to work with residents, out-of-town visitors, haulers, vendors, and town administration. Whether you are looking to bid out a load, find grant money, check out the state of the recycling markets, or improve your recycling education, we've got your covered! 

- How do I Submit a Load Request Form?
- How do I Submit a Bill of Lading (BOL)?
- I want to Buy More Recycling Storage.
- I need to Find Grant Money.
- How do I Request a FREE Recycling Handout?
- I want to Register for the Recycling Conference.
- What Webinars are good for NHDES Credits?
Residents

We get it, recycling can be confusing, with each town and city doing things a little bit differently! Whether you are looking for answers to your recycling questions, want to learn how to start a recycling habit, or find out what's happening in the NH legislature, we are here to help! 

- Where can I Find Composting Services Near Me?
- What's happening with Recycling & Waste Legislation in NH?
- How does Recycling Work?
- I need Recycling Education to Share with my community.
- I need Recycling Resources for my School.
- I want to Start Recycling, but HOW?!
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Who We Are

The Northeast Resource Recovery Association (NRRA) is a nonprofit that partners with communities to make recycling strong through economic and environmentally sound solutions. We offer cooperative marketing, education, and technical assistance to NRRA Members.

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2025 Recycling Conference
Conference Registration - Join Us!

Join us for the 2025 Recycling Conference & Expo on May 19th and 20th at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord, NH - with over 300 attendees, speakers, and exhibitors - for two full days of networking, education, and FUN focused on recycling and solid waste management!

 

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WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING

Testimonials

M.O.M. meetings are one of many ways that NRRA provides support and guidance to help solid waste operators move material… The NRRA staff is incredibly knowledgeable and truly cares about you and the town you represent. The meetings are held at different facilities on the second Wednesday of each month.
Joan Cudworth, Solid Waste Supervisor, Town of Hollis, NH & Member of NRRA Board of Trustees
Every community in this state has the potential to benefit from NRRA’s community advocacy, recycling initiatives and educational programs for all age groups. They annually deserve and receive our support for the environmental efforts they offer to their members and the schools in our state.
John Dumais, Chairman, NH the Beautiful
NRRA is a prime partner with the City of Keene and shares much of the responsibility for the success of our program over the past 25 years. The services of NRRA have saved the City hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years, and the reliability and integrity of NRRA simply cannot be matched.”
Duncan Watson, Assistant Director of Public Works, City of Keene, NH & Member of NRRA Board of Trustees
One of the biggest helpers we have in all this is NRRA.
Ed Walsh, Transfer Station Manager, Rollinsford, NH
The Town of Meredith has been a member of NRRA for over 30 years… The best benefit is NRRA always finds a supplier to buy the material generated from our operation. It [NRRA] has done so with ease and is a “One-Stop-Shop” for Meredith… Start using NRRA to handle all of your community’s material.
Mike Faller, Director of Public Works, Town of Meredith, NH & Member of NRRA Board of Trustees

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