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2012 Hazardous Waste Disposal

Affordable Housing Application 2012

Due to ongoing changes pertaining to NJDEP E-Waste disposal regulations, effective
OCTOBER 1, 2011, the Monroe Township Department of Public Works (MTDPW)
will no longer collect TV’s curbside.

In addition to all computers and monitors, all intact TV’s must be dropped off at the
MTDPW located at 1040 Glassboro Road, Williamstown during the following hours:
Monday – Friday between 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.

If the glass/screen is cracked, not smashed, but the TV/monitor is still intact with all components, this will be accepted for disposal.
Scrap parts from dismantled TV’s and computers, including, but not limited to TV/monitor tubes, plastic casings, crushed glass, etc.,
ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE MUNICIPAL E-WASTE RECYCLING PROGRAM.
The MTDPW is not permitted by the NJDEP regulations to accept this type of material.
If tubes from TV’s or monitors are brought to the MTDPW by a “scrapper” without the covering and all their parts, they will be rejected.

NOTE: It is illegal to dismantle E-Waste for parts unless you are a
NJDEP Permitted Class D Recycling Facility. Please be advised,
multiple violations will be reported to the NJDEP.

Monroe Township is a community steeped in history and renowned for its sense of family and community. Even a brief visit to Monroe Township will provide you with the knowledge that Monroe Township is a great place to live and raise a family. Centrally located and within a short driving distance to Philadelphia, Atlantic City and NYC, Monroe Township is also a fantastic place to set up business. Affordable housing and a quality school system with a brand new middle school round out the picture. I encourage everyone to come to Monroe Township and to participate in our efforts to establish a community of caring and assistance.