Recycling Events for Bergen County Residents
Community · Public Service

Recycling Events for Bergen County Residents

A community recycling event for Bergen County residents to dispose of hazardous waste and electronics.

Sun, 4 Oct 2026 Bergen County Campgaw Mountain Reservation Mahwah , New Jersey
The Bergen County Utilities Authority hosts a recycling event for residents at the Campgaw Mountain Reservation in Mahwah. This initiative provides a safe and environmentally responsible way to dispose of household hazardous waste, old electronics, and computers. Additionally, document shredding services are available to help residents securely manage sensitive paperwork. This event is part of the county's ongoing commitment to sustainability and proper waste management for all local community members.

What to Expect

Residents can drive through the designated area at the Campgaw Mountain Reservation to drop off accepted items.

Who Should Attend

  • Bergen County residents
  • Environmentally conscious citizens
  • Homeowners

Agenda Overview

Event runs throughout the day; check local county guidelines for specific hours.
Venue & Address
Bergen County Campgaw Mountain Reservation
200 Campgaw Road
Mahwah , New Jersey – 07430
United States
Organizer
Bergen County Utilities Authority · Government
The BCUA manages waste and recycling services for Bergen County, New Jersey.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can attend?
Bergen County residents.
Is there a cost?
The event is generally free for residents.
What items are accepted?
Electronics, hazardous waste, and paper for shredding.
Where is it located?
Campgaw Mountain Reservation, Mahwah, NJ.
Do I need to register?
Check the official BCUA website for requirements.
Are there other dates?
Yes, the county hosts multiple events throughout the year.
Tags
Recycling Bergen County Environment Mahwah Public Service
Summary
A public recycling event for hazardous waste, electronics, and document shredding.
Highlights
  • Hazardous waste disposal
  • Electronics recycling
  • Secure document shredding
  • Community service
  • Environmental protection
  • Free for residents
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