RECYCLING DIRECTORY. The 2008 edition of the Ocean County Recycling Directory

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1 Page 12 WEBSITES Dept. of Solid Waste Management Address: NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection s Buy Recycled Online catalogues of environmental resources GrassRoots Recycling Network US Environmental Protection Agency s environmental education web page The Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute is one of the nation s leading environmental research and educational facilities. EOSHI s Resource Center continues to develop award winning curricular materials for K-12 grade that are multi-disciplinary and classroom tested. All lessons are indexed to show how they address the NJ Dept. of s Core Curriculum Content Standards. Lists hundreds of recycling web sites njhazwaste.com Association of NJ household hazardous waste coordinators Buy recycle Recycling rechargeable batteries... lists of locations SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT Ernest J. Kuhlwein, Jr., Director John A. Haas, District Recycling Coordinator Kathleen M. Avery, Assistant District Recycling Coordinator Oren Solon, Assistant Planner Mary Jerkowicz, Recycling Program Aide Arthur Burns, Superintendent Recycling Operations Frederic Kociban, Supervisor Northern Recycling Center Vally Swoveland, Supervisor Southern Recycling Center Joseph Johnson, Supervisor Compost Crew John A. Haas, Editor THE BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Joseph H. Vicari, Director John C. Bartlett, Jr., Deputy Director John P. Kelly James F. Lacey Gerry P. Little SOLID WASTE ADVISORY COUNCIL Theresa Lettman, Citizen Member, Chairperson James M. Boekholt Jr., Citizen Member, Vice-Chairperson Alvin Burdge, Lakewood Township Ron Cop, Stafford Township Greg Feeney, Citizen Member Larry Hesse, Industry Member Angela Kacsur, Industry Member Eugene Kobryn, Citizen Member Robert Kraft, Citizen Member David Most, Citizen Member Suzanne M. Plesnarski, Citizen Member Ex-Officio Members: Ernest J. Kuhlwein, Jr., Director Department of Solid Waste Management David J. Ertle for Richard M. Warren, Utilities Authority Robert Ingenito, Health Department HEALTH DEPARTMENT The Health Department has enforcement authority and routinely conducts inspections at solid waste, recycling and composting facilities within the County. In addition, they are involved in investigating illegal dumping activities and recycling enforcement at schools, businesses and multi-family dwellings. For additional information call: or SOLID WASTE HOTLINE RECYCLE 2008 Edition RECYCLING DIRECTORY The 2008 edition of the is being provided by the Board of Chosen holders to educate the residents and taxpayers of about the full range of recycling opportunities that are available in our region. The New Jersey Mandatory Recycling and Source Separation Act requires homeowners, businesses and institutions to recycle. This provides information on facilities, programs and persons you can contact to learn about recycling opportunities. Recycling provides significant economic and environmental benefits, and with everyone s participation, we can reduce the amount of materials we pay to dispose of at solid waste facilities. I encourage you to keep this guide and refer to it often. Think green. Very Truly Yours, Joseph H. Vicari holder Director TABLE OF CONTENTS Recycling Centers Mandatory Recyclable Materials..2 Collection of Recyclables Municipal Recycling Mini-Grant Assistance Program Solid Waste Disposal Recycling Drop-off Centers.....6,7 Class B,C,D Recycling Centers...8 Document Destruction Household Hazardous Waste Special Wastes Paint Management Program Computers Tires Composting General Information Prepared by the Printing & Graphic Arts Department

2 Page 11 Page 2 Page 11 RECYCLE YOUR TIRES - FREE OF CHARGE The County received a competitive N.J. Scrap Tire Management Grant in Because of this funding the County can accept tires free of charge from homeowners. The County is accepting tires without rims at both of the County s Recycling Centers : Monday - Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Proof of residency or a tax bill must be provided. The program accepts up to 20 tires per day. The Centers accept tires that are no larger than a truck tire and no smaller than a 13 inch tire. Bicycle, motorcycle or racing car tires are NOT accepted. For further information, please contact Northern Recycling Center or Southern Recycling Center In addition the County accepts tires free of charge from the municipalities, so please check the table on page 6 and 7 to find out if your municipality accepts tires at their recycling drop-off center. RECYCLING REVENUE SHARING The New Recycables Transfer Station at 379 Haywood Road, Stafford Township. RECYCLING CENTERS The Northern Recycling Center consists of a 60 acre site which includes a new Commingled Processing Facility with a state of the art processing equipment, a new state of the art paper processing system, a large compost facility, a resident recycling center and a special waste drop-off area. The resident recycling center is at 601 New Hampshire Avenue, Lakewood Township. For the special waste area and compost and wood chip pick-up area please use the Oberlin Avenue entrance. If you have any questions please call The Southern Recycling Center consists of a new Recyclables Transfer Station, Special Waste Building and Compost facility at 379 Haywood Road. The Resident Center is at 350 Haywood Road, Stafford Township. DESIGNATED MANDATORY RECYCLABLE MATERIALS IN Residential Areas Commingled - Bottles & Cans Newspaper Mixed Paper - (Magazines, Catalogues, Junk Mail, Used Writing Paper) Leaves White Goods Tires Motor oil, Auto batteries Commercial, Industrial & Institutional Sectors Commingled - Bottles & Cans Newspaper Cardboard, High grade office paper Concrete, Asphalt, Brick, Block Stumps, Tree Parts, Leaves Automobile Motor Oil, White goods Tires Ferrous & Non-ferrous Scrap Metal Some of s mayors gathered together with holder James Lacey to collect their big checks from the County s Recycling Revenue Sharing Program for their towns recycling efforts. Pictured (from left to right) are holder James Lacey; Mayor David Most, Lacey Township; Mayor Thomas Stewart, Beach Haven Borough; Mayor Martin Konkus, Pt. Pleasant Borough; Mayor Thomas Kelaher, Toms River Township; Mayor Carl Block, Stafford Township. COMPOST CLASSES The Board of Chosen holders with the Department of Solid Waste Management sponsor free how to compost classes each spring and fall for residents and taxpayers. Residents can learn how to manage their organic waste and understand the environmental benefits of home composting in these classes taught by Master Composters. The classes are held at the Recycling Center on New Hampshire Avenue in Lakewood Township. They run approximately an hour and a half and are limited to 35 people taught by two Master Composters. Registration is required for these classes. For further information, please contact Kathleen Avery, Assistant District Recycling Coordinator, at

3 Page 10 Page 3 Paint Management Program sponsored by THE BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS and THE DEPARTMENT OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT Full, partially full and empty paint cans are accepted at the following locations. The limit is 20 paint cans per day. The program is for residents and taxpayers ONLY. Paint will not be accepted from businesses such as paint contractors. Monday through Saturday 8:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. 1. Northern Recycling Center, New Hampshire Avenue, Lakewood Township (use Oberlin Avenue entrance Gate #2) 2. Southern Recycling Center, 379 Haywood Road, Stafford Township 3. Point Pleasant Beach Recycling Center, Cooks Road, Point Pleasant Beach 4. Toms River Township Recycling Center, Church Road, Toms River 5. Lacey Township Recycling Center, Municipal Lane, Lacey Township 6. Brick Township Recycling Center, 836 Ridge Avenue, Brick Township 7. Little Egg Harbor Township Recycling Center, Route 539, Little Egg Harbor Township 8. Berkeley Township Recycling Center, Pinewald-Keswick Road, Berkeley Township 9. Tuckerton Public Works Garage, 445 Green Street, Tuckerton Monday through Friday 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. 10. Seaside Park Public Works Garage, Barnegat Avenue, Seaside Park This program is for latex, oil based and boat paints only, no stains or wood preservatives. RECYCLING COLLECTION The New Jersey Mandatory Recycling and Source Separation Act and the Ocean Count Recycling Plan requires the municipalities to make provisions for the collection of residential recyclables including: bottles and cans, newsprint, cardboard and mixed paper. The curbside collection of recyclables varies significantly with many municipalities providing weekly collection and others providing bi-weekly collection. All the municipalities are required to make provisions to collect the mandatory recyclable material from residential areas. Many coastal communities have a summer and winter collection schedule to accommodate the increases in quantities generated by summer vacationers. A number of municipalities provide a drop-off center where residents can bring recyclables. Please review the table on Pages 6 and 7 for details on drop-off centers. In addition, the municipalities are responsible for the collection of bulky items and appliances, and I would contact your municipal recycling coordinator to obtain information on procedures and fees. MUNICIPAL RECYCLING COORDINATORS Barnegat Sharon L. Auer (609) Barnegat Light Kathy Guerrero (609) x 174 Bay Head Chip Tillson (732) Beach Haven Kim England (609) Beachwood John Behrens (732) Berkeley Mark Vannella (732) Brick Barry Houman (732) Eagleswood Richard Lombardo (609) Harvey Cedars Diana Stott (609) Island Heights Al Gabriel (732) Jackson Fred Rasiewicz (732) x 250 Lacey Rosemarie Coffey (609) x 2301 Lakehurst David Winton (732) Lakewood Steven Hill (732) Lavallette Britta Wenzel (732) x 500 Little Egg Hbr. Anthony Savino (609) Long Beach John Jones (609) x 259 Manchester Tracey DeLuccia (732) x 1162 Mantoloking Donald Ness (732) Ocean Matt Ambrosio (609) x 233 Ocean Gate George Althouse (732) Pine Beach Stephen Bortko (732) Plumsted Steven Beverly (609) x 131 Pt. Pleasant Jude Walker (732) Pt. Pleasant Bch. Ben Dispoto (732) Seaside Heights Barbara Terregino (732) Seaside Park Joseph Walker (732) Ship Bottom Steve Moser (609) x 131 So. Toms RIver Oscar L. Cradle (732) Stafford David Garrison (609) x8604 Surf City David Pawlishak (609) Toms River Dorothy Alexander (732) x8187 Tuckerton Michael Deckman (609) Computer Recycling Program sponsored by THE BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS and THE DEPARTMENT OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT 1. NORTHERN RECYCLING CENTER New Hampshire Avenue Lakewood Township (use Oberlin Avenue entrance Gate #2) 2. SOUTHERN RECYCLING CENTER 379 Haywood Road Stafford Township Monday through Saturday 7:30 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. The County will accept the following computer equipment from homeowners: 1. Monitors 2. CPU s 3. Expansion boards 4. Printers 5. Scanners 6. Keyboards & Mice 7. Cables 8. Speakers 9. Laptops 10. Laptop Peripherals FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What do I do with an old propane tank? A number of municipalities will accept old propane tanks, so I would check with my hometown. (A list of municipal recycling coordinators can be found on page 3 of the directory.) The county accepts old propane tanks as part of the Household Hazardous Waste Program. Please check page 9 of the for a list of the Household Hazardous Waste Days scheduled for the Fall. Check the Yellow Pages under Gas-Propane and you will find a list of company s that will accept old propane tanks for a fee. How do I dispose of old needles? Old needles can be placed in a rigid plastic bottle and screw the cap on tightly. The plastic bottle can then be disposed of in your regular trash. The plastic bottle should not be put with your bottles and cans for recycling.

4 Page 4 Page 9 RECYCLING MINI GRANT PROGRAM ASSISTS MUNICIPALITIES The Board of Chosen holders established the Municipal Recycling Mini Grant Assistance Program in 2001 to support the municipalities in improving and expanding their recycling programs. This program offers financial assistance to interested municipalities who desire to improve their programs in areas of need determined by the County. The municipalities are required to provide at least 50 percent of the proposed funds. A subcommittee of the Solid Waste Advisory Council ranks the applications and recommends approval to the Board. The program is funded from State Solid Waste Service Tax Entitlement Funds and the County s Recycling Revenue Sharing Program. Since 2001 the County has funded $1,015,773 in municipal projects. In 2008, the County received $253,561 in requests and the Solid Waste Advisory Council which reviews the proposals has recommended the Board of holders fund sixteen proposals totaling $124,136. holder James Lacey joined Plumsted Township officials by the Township s new fence at the Township s Recycling Center. Pictured (from left to right) are Recycling Coordinator Steven Beverly, holder James Lacey, Mayor Ronald Dancer, Committee Member Steven Reed, and Landowner Kazimier Danizcki. holder James Lacey with Berkeley Township Recycling Corrdinator Mark Vannella at the Townshp s Recycling Center. The Township used their funding for paving work. holder James Lacey visited the Borough of Island Heights new Recycling Center, which was built using grant and Borough funding. Pictured (from left to right) are Councilman Brian Hall, Assistant Supervisor of Public Works John Brodbeck, holder James Lacey and Mayor David Siddons. Projects Funded by in Long Beach Township $15, Seven roll off containers 2. Barnegat Township Purchase four roll off boxes and a sign $9, Beachwood Borough $27, Pave the recycling center; concrete under roll offs 4. Lakewood Township $8, Five roll off boxes 5. Little Egg Harbor Township $6, Information booth at recycling center 6. Bay Head Borough $6, Two roll of boxes 7. Island Heights Borough $8, Two roll off boxes; fencing and lighting 8. Point Pleasant Borough $2, Manchester Township $5, Brick Township $5, Plumsted Township $2, Seaside Heights $6, Replacement fencing 13. Point Pleasant Beach $9, Haz Mat building; Two roll containers 14. Toms River Township $4, Two roll off containers 15. Lacey Township $5, Concrete pads under roll off containers 16. Berkeley Township $3, Two roll off containers TOTAL $124, FALL HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS 2008 WASTE DISPOSAL PROGRAM Rid your home of potential hazards and protect the environment by participating in the Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Program sponsored by THE BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS and THE DEPARTMENT OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT Many common household products pose a potential threat to your family, and to 's clean air and water. You can dispose of these materials at the sites listed below, FREE OF CHARGE by calling the County to pre-register. Call: to pre-register for Manchester and Pt. Pleasant Beach Call: to pre-register for Toms River and Lacey Call: to pre-register for Stafford and Long Beach LACEY TOWNSHIP Lacey Township Recycling Center Municipal Lane Lacey Township Wednesday October 15 - Noon - 6:00 p.m. LONG BEACH TOWNSHIP Long Beach Township Public Works Garage Long Beach Blvd./80th Street Long Beach Township Friday, October 17 - Noon - 6:00 p.m. STAFFORD TOWNSHIP Stafford Township Public Works Garage 320 Haywood Road Saturday, October 18-9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP Manchester Township Garage Route 70 Manchester Township Wednesday, October 22-11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. POINT PLEASANT BEACH Point Pleasant Beach Municipal Parking Lot Arnold Ave. & Ocean Ave. Point Pleasant Beach Friday, October 24-11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. TOMS RIVER TOWNSHIP Toms River Township Garage Church Road Toms River Saturday, October 25-9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Pre-registration is required. Registration is on a first-come first-served basis. NEW!!! THE COUNTY WILL BE CONDUCTING A MERCURY THERMOMETER EXCHANGE PROGRAM AT ALL OF THE HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DAYS THIS FALL. Hazardous waste will not be accepted from businesses, school boards or government agencies. Only residential households and farmers are eligible for this free program. A driver's license or tax bill will be adequate proof of residence. Our staff can advise you about any materials you are unsure of. Acceptable Materials: paints/thinners/boat paint, solvents, pool chemicals, pesticides and herbicides, aerosol cans, auto products, toilet and drain cleaners, silver polishes, oven cleaners, photographic chemicals, rug and upholstery cleaners, polishes and bleaches, waste oil and used gasoline. ALL THE ABOVE MATERIALS, EXCEPT OIL AND GASOLINE, MUST BE IN ORIGINAL CONTAINERS Maximum volume per household is limited to 200 pounds of dry materials and 20 gallons of liquid. Please, no containers larger than 5 gallons. Unacceptable Materials: radioactive materials, dioxins, infectious waste ("Red Bag" wastes), explosives, unknown or unidentified materials. NO CONSTRUCTION WASTE OR ASBESTOS. COMMERCIALLY-GENERATED COOKING GREASE Cooking grease can be a hard on septic and local sewer systems. The following companies collect grease from restaurants and food service establishments for recycling: DARLING INTERNATIONAL MOPAK RENDERING DIV. Newark, NJ Moyer Packing Co (973) (215) LASER TONER CARTRIDGE RECYCLING LASER SAVE LASER TONER CARTRIDGE hold, NJ RECYCLING BY MAIL (732) NRI Morrisville, PA (Pays $1 per cartridge - free pickup) (also dot matrix cartridges) RECYCLE FIRST 8833 Mansfield Ave. Morton Grove, Illinois (Pays $1 per cartridge when more than ten cartridges are received) Pre-paid postage envelopes FLUORESCENT LAMP RECYCLING Spent fluorescent bulbs contain mercury and other potentially harmful components. For information on recycling services, contact: AERC GLOBAL Allentown, PA RECYCLING TECHNOLOGIES (800) Rahway, NJ, (732) ADVANCES RECOVERY POLLUTION CONTROL Belleville, NJ INDUSTRIES (973) Mount Olive, NJ (973) BETHLEHEM LAMP RECYCLING USA LIGHTS 935 Bethlehem Dr.,Bethlehem, PA Baltimore, MD (610) (410) Fax (610) Fax (310) SUPREME Rutgers University Blvd. Lakewood, NJ (732) SMOKE DETECTOR DISPOSAL Homeowners can mail smoke detectors back to the appropriate manufacturer ONLY. All alarms/detectors are to be marked For Disposal. CODE ONE/FIREX/MAPLE CHASE PRODUCTS 2820 Thatcher Rd., Downings Grove, IL DICON 3334 Main St., Skokie, IL FIRST ALERT/BRK BRANDS 3920 Enterprise Court, Aurora, IL

5 Page 8 Page 5 CLASS B RECYCLING FACILITIES Name & Location Phone Concrete, Asphalt, Brick, Block Tree Parts Stumps Brush Clean Wood B & J Recycling - Oceanville Atlantic County (609) X X X Brick Wall Corp - Lacey Township (609) X Hermans Trucking - Wrightstown Burlington County (609) X Kerr Concrete Pipe - Farmingdale Monmouth County (732) X Lertch Recycling Company - Wall Township Monmouth County (732) X X X Oil Contaminated Soil OC Remanufacturing - Toms River (732) X X X X Recycling of Central Jersey - Jackson Township (732) X X X Rosano Asphalt, LLC - Howell Township Monmouth County (732) X Rubbercycle - Lakewood Township (732) X Suffolk Recycling Corp - South Toms River (732) X Walter Earle Corporation - Jackson Township (732) X X CLASS C RECYCLING FACILITIES Name Telephone Leaves Brush Northern Recycling Center Lakewood Township Southern Recycling Center Stafford Township (732) X X (609) X X Beachwood Borough (732) ext 11 X X Berkeley Township (732) X X Brick Township (732) X X Jackson Township (732) ext 250 X X Lacey Township (609) ext 2301 X X Lakehurst Borough (732) X Manchester Township (732) ext 1162 X X Plumsted Township (609) X X Toms River Township (732) ext 8187 X X Tires DOCUMENT DESTRUCTION AUTO SHRED SAFE GUARD DOCUMENT DESTRUCTION SHRED IT CLASS D RECYCLING CENTERS SUPREME ASSET MANAGEMENT & RECOVERY Lakewood Township (732) Computers, electronic equipment from businesses, fluorescent lamps, batteries, county and municipal government SCRAP IRON, STEEL & METAL Beacon Scrap, hold Township (732) John Blewett, Howell Township (732) Brick Recycling, Brick Township (732) Kaszuba & Sons, New Gretna (609) Green Acres Recycling Center, Berkeley Township (732) Neptune Iron & Metal, Neptune Township (732) Sonny s Recycling, Forked River (609) Supreme, Lakewood (732) SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL The solid waste generated in has been disposed of at the Landfill Corporation Inc. for many years.the OCLF is privately owned and the landfill has a double composite liner system, which is seven feet thick. The OCLF is located on Route 70 in Manchester Township. LANDFILL CORPORATION INC. Phone: Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M., Saturday, 7:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Closed on Sundays, New Year s Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Closes at 2:00 P.M. - Columbus Day and Veteran s Day FEES Municipal Waste (Type 10) $71.16 Bulky Waste (Type 13) $81.16 Construction and Demo (Type 13C)......$81.16 Animal/Food Processing Waste (Type 25).$ Asbestos (Appointment Only) Please Call An NJDEP permit is required for disposal from all cars or trucks with a weight of more than 8,000 pounds. This permit must be secured from the NJDEP Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste call (609) All payments must be made in cash or by the establishment of a pre-paid account. SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING HAULING COMPANIES The services provided by the following companies will vary. All the companies provide roll off containers for solid waste or recycling. The larger companies have collection contracts with municipalities or retirement communities for solid waste or recyclables. Angster Container Arnold Waste Disposal Big-N-Little D&D Disposal De Forest Demolition hold Cartage Giordano Carting H & D Rosetto Marpal Co Meehan Container Mid Jersey Disposal Ocean Carting Sam Russo Tri State Carting Waste Management NOTE: This listing does not constitute an endorsement of any of the companies.

6 RECYCLING DROP-OFF CENTERS Municipal Centers for Residents Only Page 6 Page 7 RECYCLING DROP-OFF CENTERS Municipal Centers for Residents Only Commingled Newsprint Cardboard Mixed Paper Leaves Brush Household Automotive Waste Oil Oil Filters Empty Steel Paint Cans Telephone Books Shrink Wrap Concrete Clean Wood Scrap Metal White Goods Propane Tanks Clothing Bulky Waste Paint Compost - Wood Chips - NORTHERN RECYCLING CENTER 611 New Hampshire Ave. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X TIRES, CELL PHONES Lakewood SOUTHERN RECYCLING CENTER 379 Haywood Rd. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X TIRES, CELL PHONES Stafford ** BARNEGAT X X X X BARNEGAT LIGHT 10 West 10th St. X X X X X Barnegat Light BAY HEAD 214 Park Ave. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Bay Head BEACH HAVEN Public Works Yard Amber St., Beach Haven X X X BEACHWOOD 1700 Pinewald Rd. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Beachwood BERKELEY Pinewald-Keswick Rd. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Bayville BRICK 836 Ridge Rd. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Brick * EAGLESWOOD * HARVEY CEDARS ISLAND HEIGHTS Lake & Maple Aves. Island Heights X X X X X X X X X JACKSON 10 Don Connor Blvd. Jackson X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LACEY 820 Municipal Lane Forked River X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X TIRES LAKEHURST 800 Mutle St. Lakehurst X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LAKEWOOD 1 American Way, Cedar Bridge Ave. Lakewood X X X X X X X X X X X X X X TIRES LAVALLETTE Cr. Baltimore & Washington Lavallette LITTLE EGG HARBOR Public Works Yard X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Route 539, Little Egg Harbor X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X TIRES RIMS FEE Computers Other: Please List FLUORESCENT LAMPS WITHOUT Commingled Newsprint Cardboard Mixed Paper Leaves Brush Household Automotive Waste Oil Oil Filters Empty Steel Paint Cans Telephone Books Shrink Wrap Concrete Clean Wood Scrap Metal White Goods Propane Tanks Clothing Bulky Waste Paint Compost - Wood Chips - **LONG BEACH 7910 Long Beach Blvd. X X X X X X X X X X X X Brant Beach MANCHESTER Route 70 (Sam Pitts Rd.) X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Manchester * MANTOLOKING * OCEAN X * OCEAN GATE X X PINE BEACH Public Works Bldg. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Pennsylvania & Cedar Aves., Pine Beach PLUMSTED Ocean/2Cedar St. X X X X X X X X X X X X X New Egypt POINT PLEASANT Arthur Ave. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Point Pleasant POINT PLEASANT BEACH 301 Cooks Lane X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Point Pleasant Beach SEASIDE HEIGHTS Bay Blvd. & Sheridan Ave. X X X X X X X X X X X X Seaside Heights SEASIDE PARK 14th & Barnegat Ave. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Seaside Park SHIP BOTTOM 3rd St. & Central Ave. (next to County Library) X X X X X X X X X Ship Bottom * SO. TOMS RIVER * STAFFORD * SURF CITY TOMS RIVER 1672 Church Rd. Toms River X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X TIRES TUCKERTON 445 So. Green St. Tuckerton X X X X X X X X X X X X * DOES NOT HAVE A RECYCLING DROP-OFF CENTER ** RECYCLING CENTER TO OPEN FALL 2008 ASPHALT, BRICK, SLATE, CERAMIC TILES Computers X X X X X X X X X Other: Please List TIRES WITHOUT RIMS TIRES WITHOUT RIMS