Recyclable Materials

Aluminum, Tin, Glass and Plastic:
These items can be mixed and must be placed in a re-usable container. Please do not use plastic bags. Each time plastic bags are found in a truck of recyclable material the city is charged an additional fee.

Metal: Yes No Vegetable Cans Pet Food Cans Milk Cans Fruit Cans Soda Cans Juice Cans Beer Cans Meat Cans Cookie Tins Spray Cans Paint Cans Shaving Cream Cans Pie Plates Tin Foil Scrap Metal Metal Hangers		Glass: Yes No Juice Bottles Soda Bottles Baby Food Jars Instant Coffee Jars Beer Bottles Liquor Bottles Mustard Jars Ketchup Bottles Pickle Jars Similar Glass Containers Window Glass Cups Drinking Glasses Dishes Light Bulbs Porcelain Plates Makeup Jars Flower Vases / Pots Mirrors Heat Resistant Ovenware
Plastics: Yes No Soda Bottles Milk Containers Water Containers Detergent Containers Juice Containers Plastic Bags Waxed Containers Styrofoam Products (cold cut / meat trays) Plastic Hangers		These symbols indicate the type of plastic containers that can be placed in your commingled mix. These numbers are located on the bottom of plastic containers.

Newspaper:
Newspapers must be placed in brown bags or bundled with string.

Cardboard:
Brown corrugated cardboard boxes must be flattened down, tied in bundles and placed curbside on your recycling day. Cardboard cannot be waxed or contain garbage of any kind.

White Goods:
White Goods must be placed out on the curb and called in to the Recycling Office to arrange a pick-up. Refrigerator doors must be removed.

Tires:
Tires must be called into the City Yard at 973-321-3324.

You may also bring your recyclables to the City yard located at
402 East 16th Street and 10th Ave.

Remember, recycling is the law and you may be subject to a $1,000 fine for failure to do so.