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FINAL PICK-UP for curbside storm debris is Sunday May 19, 2013 PDF Print E-mail

May 19th is the last day that residents can place storm debris on their curbside, or “right of way.” Disposal of any storm derbis after this date is the responsibility of the homeowner. Construction scrap materials, contractor generated and/or commercial debris does not qualify for collection under this program.
 
Sand Collection on the barrier island PDF Print E-mail

The collection of sand left by  Hurricane Sandy will begin today. This sand must be placed curbside, (in the right of way) to qualify for removal, where it will be removed by FEMA-approved contractors.  FEMA does not permit collection to occur on private property itself.

 

 
 
DEP REMINDS RESIDENTS TO RECYCLE TVS, COMPUTERS AND MONITORS AS REQUIRED BY ELECTRONIC WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT PDF Print E-mail

(12/P159) TRENTON – Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin today reminded residents that televisions, computers, electronic tablets, e-book readers, and monitors that have been replaced by new electronic holiday gifts cannot be thrown out with the trash but must be taken to designated recycling collection points as required by state law.
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