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Christmas Tree Recycling

Tuesday, December 25, 2012

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County Offers 'Treecycling' for Christmas Trees

Only real trees can be accepted—no artificial or flocked trees please.

Burlington County is making it easy for residents to get rid of their Christmas trees by once again offering free recycling of the festive timber.  To be eligible for free disposal, residents or municipalities should bring the trees to the Resource Recovery Complex in Florence and Mansfield as a separate load—that is, not mixed with trash.         No artificial or flocked trees can be accepted. All plastic bags, ropes, decorations, garland, tinsel, ornaments, lights, stands, wires and nails should be removed before dropping off the tree.         “This service increases local recycling rates and is a money-saver for the towns,” said Freeholder Joseph Donnelly. “Beyond that, we actually make good use of the recycled trees, by grinding them …

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

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County Offering Free Christmas Tree Recycling

The township will collect trees as part of the regular brush pick-up one Monday a month for each trash district.

As a way for towns to save dollars and improve their recycling rates, the county will accept Christmas trees free of charge for recycling at the Burlington County Resource Recovery Complex in Florence/Mansfield Townships.  "We’re not trying to rush through the holidays," said Freeholder Joseph Donnelly, "but as the holiday season winds to a close, residents should contact their municipalities to see if they offer Christmas tree recycling." Moorestown's public works department accepts Christmas trees. Put them out with your regular brush pick-up. Brush pick-up for District 1 begins on the first Monday of every month, the second Monday for District 2, third Monday for District 3, and fourth Monday for District 4.  For trees to be eligible …

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