Ordinary Citizens Concerned

Greenwich Citizen's Committee, Inc.


It is budget time in Washington County

and our Transfer Stations are targeted for cuts (again!). If we don't hold the line now, we believe that the transfer stations will soon be closed for good.

Read what you can do to help.

Greenwich Citizen's Committee, Inc. is a group of residents living primarily in southern Washington County. We have organized as a non-partisan, not for profit 501(c)3 membership organization. Our goal is to educate and advocate for the common good and our long-term legacy in southern Washington County, New York. We strive to:

We want to know what you find special about southern Washington County. Take a look at our photo exhibition.

We also want you to know about our concerns. Currently they center around waste management in Washington County. For a summary of our position view the slide presentation from our April 21, 2009, annual meeting. While in the presentation, click anywhere on screen to advance to the next slide.

Also take a look at some photos from our 2009 Halloween party, "The Trash Bash.".

We are also concerned about zoning in the Town of Greenwich.

And we have also been concerned about a 108-unit development that John Witt proposed building in the village of Greenwich/Town of Easton. (The location is 57 acres on southeast corner of Rt. 74 and Rt. 372). While Mr. Witt and his associates no longer own this property, the concerns that we had apply to any large-scale development proposed for southern Washington County.


Photo of organizing meeting by Clifford Oliver