Is Somerset County Recycling suspended?
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Somerset County recycling program suspended, officials work to find new model. SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — People in Somerset County will have to find an alternative way to recycle. This comes after the county commissioners made the choice to suspend their recycling program, effective March 13.
How many landfills are in Somerset County?
There are 3 Landfills in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, serving a population of 75,619 people in an area of 1,075 square miles.
How is recycling done?
Materials for recycling are either delivered to a household recycling center or picked up from curbside bins, then sorted, cleaned, and reprocessed into new materials for manufacturing new products.
What can’t we recycle?
Plastics like clothes hangers, grocery bags, and toys aren’t always recyclable in your curbside bin. Other things that aren’t recyclable include Styrofoam, bubble wrap, dishes, and electronic cords. Check for facilities in your area that may be able to recycle the items below.
Should I throw away old school books?
Books can contribute a large amount of waste if they are simply thrown out. The worst part is that books should not be considered waste! Books are resources and can be life changing. Books can easily be given a new life — whether that’s by donating them to someone in need or by reusing books for new purposes.
Can roll on deodorant bottles be recycled?
Detach any loose or easily removable parts, such as the lid, and dispose of them with the rest of your recycling if the items are recyclable. Place the deodorant or aerosol canister in to your recycling collection bin.
How do I contact as Medford trash collection?
As Medford is a large community with a lot of small and narrow streets, we ask for your patience as they work to provide the best possible service to our residents. See below for more information. Residents who have additional questions about trash collection may also call the us at 609-654-6791.
What does a Somerset County recycling coordinator do?
Coordinates the Adopt-A-Road and Backyard Composting Programs for Somerset County. Recycling Coordinator establishes prices through quoting of commodities in the various markets. Designs and implements special recycling programs throughout the county. Assists municipal recycling coordinators in program operations.
What do I need to drop off waste in Somerset County?
Proof of Somerset County residency is required (current driver’s license, valid lease, tax bill or any other bill with a Somerset County address) for Household Hazardous Waste, Electronic Waste , Tire, and First Saturday of the Month drop-off events. Pre-registration is not required. No businesses allowed.
Why is Medford Township asking residents not to place trash cans?
Also, due to safety concerns relating to above ground utility wires, Medford Township is requesting that residents do not place their trash containers under any hanging utility wires. In many areas the automated trash trucks do not have enough clearance to safely and effectively lift and dump the cans.