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Monroe Township experiencing contamination in recyclables

Press release from Monroe Township Department of Public Works

Monroe Township residents, we are experiencing high levels of contamination in our curbside single stream recycling. When non-recyclable items (trash) end up in your recycling container, they have the potential to turn the entire truck load into trash. This increases processing cost, which results in additional service charges to the municipality.

Please join us in the battle against contamination! Increased enforcement and inspections will take place to correct this problem. If your automated recycling container is found to be contaminated it will not be emptied.

No plastic bags, no electronics, no clothes, no food, no Styrofoam and no plastic toys.

ANTHONY J MAZZIOTTI III
ANTHONY J MAZZIOTTI III
Anthony is a graduate of Rowan University and a proud freelance contributor for 08108 magazine. He has past bylines in The Sun Newspapers and the Burlington County Times.
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