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Residential Recycling & Trash Collection Information
Recycling is mandatory in the State of New Jersey and at no time are you permitted to place recyclables in the trash.
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The
recycling
containers
provided
by the
Middlesex
County
Improvement
Authority
(MCIA)
are for
the
specified
recyclable
material
indicated
only. If
trash is
placed
in your
recycling
container
it will
not be
collected.
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Collection
of
recyclable
material
will
take
place
between
6:00am
and
6:00pm.
Recyclable
material
should
be
placed
curbside
after
5:00pm
the
night
before
or
by
6:00am
on
the
morning
of
the
scheduled
collection
day.
Bags
CAN'T
be
used
as
recycling
containers
and
will
be
tagged
and
remain
uncollected.
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Household
trash
must
be
placed
curbside
after
5:00pm
on
the
evening
before
the
scheduled
collection
day.
Up
to
three
trash
containers
will
be
accepted.
Trash
placed
in
plastic
disposal
bags,
not
less
than
3
mils
thick
and
securely
tied,
will
also
be
accepted.
No
container
may
weigh
more
than
50
lbs.
or
be
larger
than
32
gallons.
Residents
must
call
the
New
Brunswick
Department
of
Public
Works
at
745-5104
to
arrange
for
the
collection
of
bulk
items
or
additional
solid
waste
material.
In
observance
of
the
holidays
listed,
the
Middlesex
County
Landfill
will
be
closed.
Therefore,
no
garbage
will
be
collected
on
the
following
dates:
Brush
Recycling
Brush
(e.g.
branches
& woody
plants
no
greater
than 5
inches
in
diameter),
will be
collected
BY
APPOINTMENT
ONLY.
Brush
must be
tied
with
string
in
bundles
not to
exceed
50 lbs.
or 6 ft.
in
length.
Place
small
items
like
twigs
(no more
than 1
ft in
length)
in open
rigid
containers
without
lids.
Please
call
745-5059
to
schedule
an
appointment.
Leaf
Composting
New
Brunswick
will
collect
leaves
curbside
for
composting
in
April,
May,
November
and
December.
Leaf
compost
may be
available
to
residents
in the
spring.
For more
information,
call the
New
Brunswick
Division
of
Recycling
at
745-5059.
*Residents
may pick
up 20
free
bags per
property
and
purchase
any
additional
bags for
$3.25
for
bundles
of 10.
Christmas
Tree
Recycling
Christmas
trees
will be
collected
curbside
for
composting
in
January.
Residents
are
requested
to place
bare
Christmas
trees
curbside
on
Tuesday
nights
for
collection
every
Wednesday
in
January.
Tire
Recycling
Tires
MUST be
recycled!
Middlesex
County
residents
can
bring
tires to
four
County
Tire
Recycling
Centers
located
in East
Brunswick,
Metuchen,
Plainsboro
and
Woodbridge.
Call the
Middlesex
County
Division
of Solid
Waste
Management
at
745-4170.
Household
Hazardous
Waste
Household
Hazardous
Waste
items
should
be
disposed
of at a
Middlesex
County
Household
Hazardous
Waste
Collection
Day.
Call the
Middlesex
County
Division
of Solid
Waste
Management
at
745-4170
for more
information.
Waste
Oil
Recycling
Used
Motor
oil MUST
be
recycled!
Up to 30
quarts
of used
motor
oil will
be
accepted
per year
per
resident
at the
Department
of
Public
Works
Central
Garage
at 400
Jersey
Avenue,
Mon.
through
Fri. 8am
to 3pm.
Call the
New
Brunswick
Division
of
Recycling
at
745-5059
for more
information.
Appliances
& Scrap
Metal
Recycling
New
Brunswick
Dept of
Public
Works
will
collect
appliances
(white
goods
such as
refrigerators,
washers,
dryers,
etc) and
scrap
metal
curbside
BY
APPOINTMENT
ONLY. NO
CAR
PARTS
ACCEPTED.
Call the
New
Brunswick
Division
of
Recycling
at
745-5059
to
schedule
an
appointment.
Fees may
apply.
Middlesex
County
Residential
Paint
Recycling
Program
Middlesex
County
residents
can
bring
paint
and
paint-related
products
to
Dunellen,
East
Brunswick,
Helmetta,
Middlesex,
New
Brunswick,
Old
Bridge,
South
Brunswick,
South
Plainfield,
and
Woodbridge
for
proper
disposal.
For more
information
or
directions,
call the
Middlesex
County
Division
of Solid
Waste
Management
at
745-4170.
Material
That
Must Be
Recycled
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