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Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority

THESE TOWNS HAVE SIGNED WITH CRRA

These existing Mid-Connecticut Project towns have signed Municipal Service Agreements (MSAs) with CRRA effective November 16, 2012. The list is complete through May 1, 2012.

City / town	Type of MSA signed
Avon	Tier 1 Long-term
Bethlehem	Tier 1 Long-term
Bloomfield	Tier 1 Long-term
Canaan	Tier 1 Long-term
Canton	Tier 1 Long-term
Chester	Tier 3
Clinton	Tier 1 Long-term
Colebrook	Tier 1 Long-term
Cornwall	Tier 1 Long-term
Deep River	Tier 1 Long-term
Durham / Middlefield *** (trash only)	Tier 1 Short-term
East Granby	Tier 1 Long-term
Ellington	Tier 1 Long-term
Farmington	Tier 1 Long-term
Glastonbury	Tier 1 Long-term
Goshen	Tier 1 Long-term
Granby	Tier 1 Long-term
Harwinton	Tier 1 Long-term
Killingworth	Tier 1 Long-term
Lyme	Tier 1 Long-term
Manchester (trash only)	Tier 2
Marlborough	Tier 1 Long-term
Norfolk	Tier 1 Long-term
North Canaan	Tier 1 Long-term
Old Lyme	Tier 1 Long-term
Old Saybrook	Tier 1 Long-term
Oxford	Tier 1 Short-term
Portland	Tier 1 Long-term
Regional Refuse Disposal District #1*	Tier 1 Long-term
Rocky Hill	Tier 1 Long-term
Roxbury	Tier 1 Long-term
Salisbury / Sharon** (trash only)	Tier 1 Short-term
Simsbury	Tier 1 Short-term
Thomaston	Tier 3
Torrington	Tier 1 Long-term
Watertown	Tier 1 Long-term
Wethersfield	Tier 1 Long-term
Woodbury	Tier 1 Short-term
* – Regional Refuse Disposal District #1 includes Barkhamsted, New Hartford and Winchester. – Salisbury and Sharon run their solid waste operations jointly. * – Durham and Middlefield run their solid waste operations jointly.

In addition to the towns listed here, dozens of private haulers throughout the existing Mid-Connecticut territory have signed contracts with CRRA. The haulers and municipalities have committed a total of 529,156 tons of trash per year to the system effective November 16, 2012. The system's optimum capacity starting that date will be 712,000 tons per year, so just 180,844 tons per year remain available.

Thermometer illustrating the tons of trash committed to CRRA effective November 16, 2012.