Bulky-item pickup is arranged by your municipality, but Camden County runs free Household Special Waste (hazardous waste) collection events several times a year and accepts rechargeable batteries at the Pennsauken landfill.
For everyday bulk items like furniture and appliances, collection is set by your municipality or its hauler, often by appointment or on scheduled bulk days. For hazardous and hard-to-dispose materials, Camden County's Division of Environmental Affairs holds Household Special Waste Collection Days several times each year, open to county residents. Rechargeable batteries may be dropped off for recycling at the Pennsauken Sanitary Landfill and at many retailers including Home Depot, Lowe's, Staples, and Verizon Wireless. Camden County was the first county in the state to mandate recycling, in 1985. Rental trucks are not accepted at county disposal facilities per NJ DEP.
Improper bulk set-out or illegal disposal of hazardous waste is enforced under municipal ordinance and state solid-waste law.
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Cherry Hill, NJ
Township Code Chapter 5 (Police Regulations) prohibits exterior radios, musical instruments, televisions, phonographs, drums, or other sound-producing device...
Cherry Hill, NJ
Chapter 5 forbids using a motor vehicle in a manner that creates a noise disturbance, including modified or defective exhaust, repeated horn-honking off publ...
Cherry Hill, NJ
Chapter 40 Zoning limits the storage of recreational vehicles, boats, and utility trailers on residential lots. Storage is generally restricted to rear yards...
Cherry Hill, NJ
Chapter 10 bars trucks, tractors, trailers, semi-trailers, or omnibuses with a registered gross weight over 5 tons (10,000 lbs) from parking on any Township ...
Cherry Hill, NJ
Chapter 10 (Traffic On-Street Regulations) governs on-street parking. During declared snow events, vehicles may not park on the street from 1 hour after snow...
Cherry Hill, NJ
Township Code prohibits barbed wire, fences topped with metal spikes, broken bottles or glass, and any fence material or construction dangerous to persons or...
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