The Township of Willingboro has a curbside recycling program which is administered by Burlington County. The collection date are per the annual Burlington County Recycling Schedule.
What Should Be Recycled?
All cardboard boxes (including moving boxes "flattened") are to be recycled, along with newspapers, glass, and plastic bottles, and cans. Any items which could be a hazard to the collector (such as broken glass, etc.) should be placed inside the cart or an impervious disposable container and be clearly labeled. It is against the law to put recyclable materials in the trash stream.
General Recycling Information
For General Information regarding Recycling residents can contact the County at 609-499-1001 or via email at recycle@co.burlington.nj.us.
Curbside Recycling and Collection Misses
If your recycling is not collected please contact Burlington County at 609-267-6889, 856-461-4141 or 609-499-1001 or email recycling@otcbc.org.
Refer to your recycling brochure for schedules, holidays and contact information.
NOTE: Recycling carts are provided at no charge to residents and can be obtained by calling the Burlington County Recycling office or the DPW yard at 25 Industrial Drive at 609-877-2200 ext. 1105 Monday through Friday 7:00 am to 3PM.
Curbside Metals Recycling
Major appliances and Metals will be collected on Wednesday’s by appointment. Call 609-877-2200 ext. 1051 or 1107 to arrange for collection
Why Recycle?
- Recycling saves money in tipping fees at the landfill for the Township.
Facts
- We could save 12 million cubic yards of landfill space if half the magazines printed in the US each year were recycled.
- One recycled aluminum can saves enough energy to run a TV for 3 hours, or to light one 100 watt bulb for 20 hours.
- Each person uses approximately one 100-foot tall Douglas Fir tree in paper and wood products each year.