Sustainability + Recycling

E-WASTE ( ELECTRONIC WASTE) : DO NOT PLACE AT THE CURB

E-Waste Update:

 Township residents can recycle e-waste by bringing items such as televisions, cell phones, or “anything with a plug” to the Department of Public Works located at 504 Oneida Ave.  Electronic waste, commonly referred to as e-waste, is the largest and fastest growing waste stream, thus prompting the State of New Jersey to mandate the recycling of these items which took effect in January of 2011 (N.J.S.A. 13:1E99.  Et seq.)

SUSTAINABLE HADDON:

Haddon Township is a SILVER certified Sustainable Jersey community.

Haddon Township is one of only 27 communities in New Jersey to have achieved a silver level of certification. To become Sustainable Jersey certified, the Township had to complete a balance of rigorous sustainability actions. To get involved with the Township’s Green Team and sustainability initiatives or to receive updates on sustainable happenings, contact Barbara Prince, email bprince@haddontwp.com or call 856-833-6262. Find out more about green happenings on our Facebook page!    

GET GREEN, GOING GREEN! 

Is your Township organization looking to raise funds?

  Local organizations can assist the Township’s Environmental Commission with scheduled monthly clean ups and earn up to $500 keeping the Township clean and green! Funding is limited and must be prescheduled. For details, contact Clean Communities Coordinator Barbara Prince, bprince@haddontwp.com  or 833-6262. Preference will be given to groups that have not previously received a grant.

RECYCLING: Recycling Guidelines

Haddon Township participates in a single stream recycling program. Single stream recycling enables residents to place all paper/cardboard and commingled materials (glass, #1 & #2 plastics, milk and juice cartons, aluminum and steel) together in one recycling container.