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City Of Hackensack

65 Central Avenue
PO Box 608
Hackensack, NJ 07601

Recycling Department

Q. What does the City require you to recycle?
A.
By Ordinance the City requires that anyone who receives garbage collection service by the City to recycle commingled (Glass, Tin, Aluminum, and Plastic), corrugated cardboard, newspaper, and junk mail.

Q. When is my recycling collection day?
A. Check the
online recycling calendar to find your recycling days by your route number.

Q. How do I find out what recycling route I’m on?
A. Check the
Recycling Table online; find your address and the corresponding Route Number.

Q. How do I prepare my commingled for collection?

Sanitation and Recycling Office
120 East Broadway, 2nd floor
Hackensack, New Jersey 07601
Tel: 201 646-3955

Recycling Hot Line
Tel: 201-646-8049

A.
Commingled glass, tin, aluminum, and plastic can be placed in any open container for collection. Preferably, a 35 gallon plastic garbage can with a lid. Commingled is placed in the container without any plastic or paper bags.

Q. How do I prepare my cardboard for collection?
A. Corrugated cardboard must be crushed and tied up for collection.

Q. How do I prepare my newspapers for collection?
A. Newspaper must be tied into bundles no larger than 12 inches in height.

Q. How do I prepare my junk mail for collection?
A. Junk mail can be tied into a bundle or placed in an open container. No paper or plastic bags.

Q. What is considered junk mail?
A. Junk mail is the mail you receive which you would normally just throw in the garbage. It includes office paper, envelopes, magazines, soft cover books, hard cover books with the covers removed, cereal boxes, etc. Excluded would be pizza boxes, used paper plates, used napkins and tissues, etc.

Click here for information about Household Hazardous Waste.

 

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