Changes to e-waste disposal, plastics recycling start Jan. 1
| Beginning in the New Year, a new state law requires residents to recycle electronic waste – particularly computers and televisions – instead of trashing them. This means that, effective Jan. 1, municipal waste-haulers will no longer collect any e-waste left curbside.
Luckily, Cherry Hill is ahead of the curve. Since 2008, the Department of Public Works (1 Perina Blvd.) has been home to a designated e-waste drop-off point, accessible to residents 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Staff is available from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays to collect and store items dropped off by residents. During off-hours, a drop-off station is set up outside the building. |
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