Recycle your computer equipment and shred your old confidential documents at the Burlington County Recycling Center.
This is FREE to all residents of Burlington County.
DATE/TIME:
Saturday, November 4th, between 9 a.m and 2 p.m. (Rain or Shine)
LOCATION:
Robert Shinn, Jr.
Recycling Center
130 Hancock Lane,Westampton
Click here for more details, including map and contact information
Burlington County will be distributing over $246,000, including a $53,507 state grant for township recycling efforts.
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Additional Wast Management / Recycling Resources:
www.rbc.org/nj - recycling rechargeable batteries (locations)
http://www.anjr.com/ - State Recycling Association
www.state.nj.us/dep - NJDEP information (NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection)
http://www.co.burlington.nj.us/ - Burlington County information
Burlington County Recycling FAQs:
Are Staples okay?
Yes, you do not have to remove staples from papers before recycling, jut big metal clips and binders.
What do I do with almost empty paint cans?
You can safely put empty or almost empty paint cans in the trash. If you have more than a few inches in the can that won't harden or air dry, contact your town for specific disposal information.
Can I mix paper and cardboard together?
Absolutely, they get collected in the same truck.
Should I flatten Aluminum Cans?
No, our processing systems works best on unflattened cans. Squashed cans don't get sorted properly and can get mixed in with the wrong recyclables.
I like to put my papers in my recycling bucket, Is this a good idea?
No, one truck pics up paper and cardboard, another collects bottles and cans. Never put your paper in the bucket.
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