Helping Government

The MCMUA provides services and information for 39 Morris County towns and governments. Additionally, we provide services to many other institutions such as schools, libraries, etc. Use this page to to see how we can work together.

Garbage Disposal - Transfer Station Info for Governmental Institutions

• Tipping Fees (cost to dump)
• Vehicle and Insurance Requirements
• Waste Flow Control Requirements
• Transfer Station Operating Procedures and Policy

 

Recycling and Governmental Institutions

• Recycling Collection Services
• For the Morris County Municipal Recycling Coordinator
• Recycling Mandates and Laws
   

Q. Are shared services available with the MCMUA's single-stream recycling program?

A. The MCMUA procured its single-stream recycling contract with municipal shared services in mind. Municipalities can easily execute inter-local governmental shared services agreements with the MCMUA to enjoy the single-stream recycling services and marketing terms competitively procured by the MCMUA. Towns do not have to be MCMUA curbside collection customers to enter into such agreements. Please contact the MCMUA for more information about this opportunity. There is no longer any need to wait to bring the benefits of single-stream recycling to your municipality.

Hazardous Waste Management for Governmental Institutions

• Permanent HHW Facility
• Universal Wastes

 

Q. Can a governmental institution and/or school use the MCMUA hazardous waste program?

A. Pre-qualified institutions may drop off hazardous waste at the MCMUA's permanent HHW facility located at the Mount Olive transfer station by appointment and for a fee. Institutional waste is not accepted at MCMUA one-day hazardous waste disposal programs.

Q. Can governmental institutions recycle rechargeable batteries with Call2Recycle® ?

Call2Recycle® will provide free-of-charge drop-off boxes to any public entity for the collection and recycling of their own rechargeable batteries.  All one has to do is sign up online at http://www.call2recycle.org.  Public drop-off sites open to the general public will be listed on the Call2Recycle® zip code locator and toll-free help-lines to encourage residents to recycle.   Additionally, institutions can still participate in the Call2Recycle® program without being advertised as a public drop-off location if they do not want to listed as such.  Since everything is free of charge, the MCMUA is encouraging every public agency to request a drop-off box for its office or work site. For those public entities that utilize 2-way radios such as police, fire, public works and emergency services, the Call2Recycle® program is a great way to conveniently manage the rechargeable batteries that are generated and need to be recycled. Click here for more information about household battery recycling/disposal.

Leaf, Grass and Brush Recycling for Municipalities

• All municipalities must be pre-registered with MCMUA before being allowed to drop off vegetative waste
• All transactions require a valid drop off ticket.
• Click here to view the insurance requirements in order to enter the MCMUA compost facilities.
   

• $6.00/c.y. - Leaf Composting Drop-off
• $9.00/c.y. - Grass Composting Drop-off
• $6.00/c.y. - Brush Recycling Drop-off
• $3.00/c.y. - Lake Weed Recycling Drop-off
• $0.00/c.y. - Wood Chip Recycling Drop-off (No charge)
   

• $7.00/c.y. - Leaf Composting Drop-off
• $10.00/c.y. - Grass Composting Drop-off
• $7.00/c.y. - Brush Recycling Drop-off
• $6.00/c.y. - Lake Weed Recycling Drop-off
• $0.00/c.y. (Note: price decrease as of 5-7-2012) - Wood Chips
   

Water Information for Governmental Institutions

• Water Quality Reports
• Application for Connection to MCMUA Water System (Microsoft Word document to fill out electronically and email)
• Application for Connection to MCMUA Water System (PDF to print and fill out by hand and physically mail)