2024 STOCKTON GARBAGE & RECYCLING SCHEDULE
(NOTE: SCHEDULES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE SINCE OUR EXISTING CONTRACT IS EXPIRING)
Solid Waste pick up:
- Every Tuesday and Friday (holidays and storms may require next day pickup)
Recycling:
- Alternate Fridays (holidays and storms may require next day pickup. * indicates days when recycling may be delayed due to holidays.)
January 12 & 26
February 9 & 23
March 8 & 22
April 5 & 19
May 3 & 19 & 31*
June 14 & 28
July 12 & 26
August 9 & 23
September 6* & 20
October 4 & 18
November 1 & 15 & 29
December 13 & 27*
Wash All Your Containers and Jars for Recycling
Contaminated products CANNOT be Recycled and will end up in the landfill.
Combine:
Aluminum/Steel/Cans/Glass Bottles/Plastics #1 – 7
Bundle:
Newspaper/Magazines/Junk Mail/Books/Brown Paper Bags/Cardboard
Do Not Recycle:
Styrofoam/Plastic Bags/Ceramics/Oil Jugs/Stained Cardboard (such as Pizza Boxes)/Dirty Jars & Containers
HUNTERDON COUNTY RECYCLING AND WASTE GUIDE – CLICK HERE
Hunterdon County Recycling Events 2023
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE EVENTS
TBD
Location and Time: Route 12 County Complex, Rain or shine 9 am to 1 pm
ELECTRONICS RECYCLING
TBD
Location and Time: Route 12 County Complex, Rain or shine 9 am to 1 pm
2023 Shredding Events Saturdays
TBD
Location and Time: Route 12 County Complex, Rain or shine 8 am to 11:30 am or until the trucks are full.
CLICK HERE – Hunterdon County Recycling and Solid Waste Services
NEWS AND INFORMATION
Food Waste Reduction Tip – Save money, avoid extra trips to the supermarket and reduce food waste by keeping track of what and how much you throw away after each meal. Keeping track of your food waste can help pinpoint why food waste is created in your household and help prevent it in the future.
FREE for NJ Residents – Recycle Coach App – Click Here for More Information
Learn All About the Recycling Process from Beginning to End – Virtual Tour
NJ recycling plant supplied glass for temporary I-95 fix
Village of Ridgewood Video on Expanded Polystyrene Foam Recycling
Interesting Recycling Fact – About 75% of aluminum produced since commercial manufacturing began in the 1880s is still in productive use as a secondary raw material. (Source: ISRI)
Reducing Waste – What You Can Do!