Parks
Special Household Waste Collections
2010 Household Special Waste Collection Day
( FOR RESIDENTS ONLY – NO BUSINESSES ACCEPTED)
(Click Here for Electronic Recycling Collection Event)
September 11th
Pennsauken Sanitary Landfill
9600 River Road
Directions
October 16th
Camden County Public Works Complex
2311 Egg Harbor Road
Directions
Collection Hours for all Events: 8:30 am to 3:00 pm
Call 858-5241 for more information
What to Bring - What Not to Bring
2010 Electronic Recycling Collection EventsCamden County Public Works Complex
2311 Egg Harbor Road
Directions
Collection Hours for all Events: 8:30 am to 3:00 pm
Call 858-5241 for more information
What to Bring - What Not to Bring
Camden County is sponsoring an Electronics Recycling Collection Event for all Camden County residents. Recycling your electronics keeps dangerous materials such as lead, mercury, cadmium and chromium from being released into the environment.
October 23rd
Camden County Public Works Complex
2311 Egg Harbor Road
Hours: 8:30am - 12:30pm
Directions
The following items will be accepted at no charge:
Camden County Public Works Complex
2311 Egg Harbor Road
Hours: 8:30am - 12:30pm
Directions
The following items will be accepted at no charge:
Computers
Keyboards
VCRs
Scanners
DVD Players
Tape Players
Monitors Stereo Equipment
Typewriters
Printers
TVs
Laptops
Modems
Telecommunication Equipment
Fax Machines
Mouses
Radios
Answering Machines
Telephones
Keyboards
VCRs
Scanners
DVD Players
Tape Players
Monitors Stereo Equipment
Typewriters
Printers
TVs
Laptops
Modems
Telecommunication Equipment
Fax Machines
Mouses
Radios
Answering Machines
Telephones
*If you have any items that are in question, please call (856) 858-5241
All items will either be refurbished or recycled!
For more information on this event, call the
Camden County Division of Environmental Affairs at
(856) 858-5241 (proof of residency required)
For more information on this event, call the
Camden County Division of Environmental Affairs at
(856) 858-5241 (proof of residency required)
Sponsored by The Camden County Board of Freeholders