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Invitation to Bid: Salt Storage Building Construction
(June 5th, 2012)
This project shall include site clearing, earthwork preparation, complete salt storage bu...

Memorial Day Parade_Monday, May 28
(May 28th, 2012)
Neptune Township's Annual Memorial Day Parade is Monday, May 28th.

Neptune High School Hall of Fame_Seeking Nominations
(May 18th, 2012)
Education Foundation of Neptune Now Accepting Applications for Neptune High School Hall...

Broadway Drainage Project in Ocean Grove
(May 15th, 2012)
The Broadway Project is still moving forward.

DEP Urges Residents to Conserve Water
(April 27th, 2012)
Due to ongoing concerns about below normal precipitation, Department of Environmental Pro...

2012 Paint and Rehab Program
(March 30th, 2012)
Program application deadline extended to March 30. We are pleased to announce that volunte...

Important Electronic Waste Notice

February 14th, 2012

Effective March 1, 2012 the Neptune Township Department of Public Works will no longer collect E-Waste curbside.

All Computers, Monitors, Laptops, Portable Computers, Televisions, Servers, Telecomm Equipment, Printers, Stereos, VCRs, DVDs, Cell Phones, Remotes, Etc. (anything with an electrical cord) must be dropped off at the

Neptune Township Recycling Center located at 2201 Heck Ave, Neptune during the following hours:

Monday - Friday 8 am - 7 pm Saturday & Sunday 8 am - 3 pm

TVs & Computer Monitors If the (CRT) picture tube is not smashed and is still intact with all components it will be accepted for disposal. Scrap parts from dismantled TVs / monitors, computers, etc. are not eligible for the Neptune Township E-Waste Recycling Program.

NOTE: It is illegal to dismantle E-Waste for parts unless you are a NJDEP permitted Class D Recycling Facility.

This policy change is taking place to protect our workers and the public from recycling thieves, who are breaking into electronic items at the curb, and leaving behind what may be considered a hazardous waste. Please share this important information with your friends and neighbors.

Source: Wayne Rode, Director of Public Works

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