Nassau, New York (NY) Street Refuse Systems Companies
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- Dumps, Operation Of1
- Garbage Collection48
- Garbage: Collecting, Destroying, and Processing132
- Hazardous Waste Disposal2
- Medical Waste Removal1
- Pet Waste Removal1
- Recycling, Waste Materials187
- Refuse Systems20
- Rubbish Collection and Disposal23
- Sanitation Services1
- Sewage Treatment Facility1
- Waste Disposal4
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- Baldwin1
- Bellmore1
- Bethpage6
- Cedarhurst1
- East Meadow1
- East Rockaway1
- Elmont2
- Farmingdale8
- Floral Park2
- Freeport6
- Glen Cove7
- Glen Head1
- Great Neck3
- Hempstead3
- Hicksville5
- Inwood2
- Island Park3
- Jericho1
- Lawrence4
- Levittown2
- Long Beach2
- Lynbrook3
- Massapequa6
- Merrick2
- New Hyde Park6
- North Bellmore1
- Oceanside6
- Old Bethpage4
- Plainview1
- Port Washington2
- Roslyn Heights2
- Seaford1
- Syosset2
- Wantagh6
- West Hempstead1
- Westbury15
- Woodbury2
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