TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
2016 MUNICIPAL CALENDAR
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
PLEASE READ AND SAVE
IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO MAKE REPAIRS OR SELL YOUR HOME, PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS THAT
REQUIRE A PERMIT UNDER THE UNIFORM CONSTRUCTION CODE:
ROOF
SIDING
WATER HEATER
FURNACE
A/C UNITS
CHIMNEY LINERS
FIRE ALARMS/SECURITY SYSTEMS
DECKS
PLUMBING WORK (NEW PIPES)
NEW ELECTRICAL PANEL *MAIN AND SUB*
ELECTRICAL WORK (NEW WIRING)
ADDITIONS
RENOVATIONS
FINISHED BASEMENTS
FINISHED ATTICS
GAS FIRE LOG INSERT
FREE STANDING FIREPLACE STOVES
LAWN SPRINKLERS
RADON SYSTEMS
OIL TANK REMOVAL/REPLACEMENT
SHED OVER 100 SQ. FT. **ALL SHEDS MUST HAVE ZONING APPROVAL**
IF ANY OF THE ABOVE ITEMS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED WITHOUT THE BENEFIT OF A PERMIT, PLEASE APPLY FOR THE
PERMIT NOW SO YOUR CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUED OCCUPANCY (CCO) WILL NOT BE HELD UP AT A LATER DATE.
PLEASE CONTACT THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT AT 973-326-7445 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
---------------------------------------------------------------------THE FOLLOWING ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT PERMITS ARE REQUIRED:
 STREET OPENING PERMIT FOR ANY WORK WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP RIGHT OF WAY (ROW) OR WITHIN ANY
EASEMENTS.
 GRADING PERMIT - WHEN DISTURBING 2,500 SQ. FT. OR MORE OR THERE IS THE POTENTIAL FOR EROSION.
 TREE REMOVAL PERMIT - FOR THE REMOVAL OF ANY TREES ON A PROPERTY THAT HAS THE POTENTIAL TO
BE SUBDIVIDED.
PLEASE CONTACT THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT AT 973-326-7440 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
50 WOODLAND AVENUE, PO BOX 7603
CONVENT STATION, NEW JERSEY 07961-7603
FAX NO. (973) 605-8363
WWW.MORRISTWP.COM
Dear Residents,
The Township Committee extends its best wishes for a joyous holiday and a peaceful New Year.
The specific dates and times for meetings of your Governing Body and the various boards, committees, and commissions appear monthly in
the calendar and on our newly designed website, www.morristwp.com. We are pleased to offer an additional feature on our website located in
our Agenda Center; the Township Committee Meeting Audio in its entirety. This feature will complement the agenda and minutes of the
meetings that are also posted.
You are always welcome to attend and participate in the governance of your township. Your input enables us to understand your concerns and
to better meet your needs in our planning. Our Administrator, Timothy Quinn, can be reached at 973-326-7360 to address any questions or
issues that may arise.
Additionally, we ask that you sign up for the Municipal Messenger by emailing [email protected]. This service provides information
about the Township on a regular basis to keep you informed about what is going on in town. We encourage you also to sign up for Nixle alerts
at http://nixle.com/register where the Morris Township Police Department provides information regarding emergencies and other issues in town
to ensure your safety.
We continue to move forward with the Automated Trash Collection Program in 2016 and beyond to increase the safety of our employees while
saving valuable tax dollars. Please take a few moments to review the solid waste and recycling procedures and pickup schedule for your
neighborhood. If you have any questions about how to prepare your recyclables for pickup, or larger items to be disposed of, please call the
Department of Public Works at 973-326-7398. They will be happy to assist you.
Keeping your taxes low is our first priority and volunteers are a key component to making Morris Township such a wonderful place to live.
Volunteering is especially important as it enables more community services to flourish while still holding the line on your municipal tax
dollar. If you have any interest in volunteering for any of the various boards, committees, or commissions, please contact the Clerk’s Office
at 973-326-7430. If you are interested in volunteering for our ambulance squad, the Morris Minute Men, please call 973-539-1776 or, if
you are interested in becoming a volunteer fire fighter, please call 973-326-7435.
Sincerely,
Members of the 2016 Township Committee
Daniel W. Caffrey, Louise T. Johnson, Peter V. Mancuso, Matheu D. Nunn, Bruce D. Sisler
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS (DPW) (973) 326-7398
DPW LOCATION - JANE WAY (OFF WEST HANOVER AVENUE ADJACENT TO FRELINGHUYSEN SCHOOL)
HOURS OF OPERATION - MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, 6:00 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M.
COLLECTION SERVICES
PLEASE REFER TO THE ACTUAL CALENDAR PAGE FOR YOUR COLLECTION SCHEDULE.
ALL COLLECTION SERVICES MAY BE SUSPENDED DURING ICE AND SNOW STORMS OR HURRICANES. IF THIS OCCURS ON YOUR
SCHEDULED PICKUP DAY, GARBAGE AND RECYCLABLES WILL BE COLLECTED THE FOLLOWING SATURDAY. PLEASE VISIT
OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.MORRISTWP.COM FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPDATES DURING SEVERE WEATHER. PLEASE KEEP
THE AREA WHERE GARBAGE AND RECYCLING IS PLACED CLEAR FOR SAFE FOOTING.
GARBAGE: (Standard 32g gallon container)
1. Picked up weekly
2. Placed at curbside by 6:00 AM of scheduled day
(Memorial Day to Labor Day - 5:30 AM)
3. Six (6) item limit (Call 973-326-7398 for large or extra items)
Wrap large glass doors with cardboard and tape
Rugs: Cut, rolled, and tied (50 pound limit/roll)
If moving, please notify us well in advance
4. Items not to be more than four (4) feet in length
5. Standard 32 gallon garbage cans only with lids/handles
or plastic bags (50 pound limit/container)
6. No construction materials
7. No household hazardous waste
8. LATEX PAINT - MUST BE DRIED OUT IN
CANS BEFORE DISPOSAL. CAT LITTER
WORKS WELL.
9. Animal feces should be placed in paper bags before being placed
in garbage containers.
10. Wrap all mattresses in plastic before disposal.
AUTOMATED TRASH COLLECTION: (Residents issued
Automated Trash Carts)
1. Picked up weekly
2. Placed at curbside by 6:00 AM of scheduled day
(Memorial Day to Labor Day- 5:30 AM)
3. KEEP CART AWAY FROM ALL OBSTRUCTIONS,
FACE ARROWS TOWARDS THE STREET AND
ALLOW 4 FT OF SPACE ON ALL SIDES OF TRASH
CART.
4. Do not place near mailboxes, under trees, or in close
proximity to other containers or vehicles.
5. All large items must be called into the DPW Office at
973-326-7398 for collection. The items will be collected by a
separate vehicle on your scheduled collection day. Please follow
all guidelines outlined here.
 Wrap large glass doors with cardboard and tape
 Rugs: Cut, rolled, and tied (50 pound limit/roll)
 Items not to be more than four (4) feet in length
 If moving, please notify us well in advance
6. No construction materials
7. No household hazardous waste
8. LATEX PAINT - MUST BE DRIED OUT IN CANS
BEFORE DISPOSAL. CAT LITTER WORKS
WELL.
9. Animal feces should be placed in paper bags before being placed
in trash cart.
10. Wrap all mattresses in plastic before disposal.
GARBAGE:
Your cooperation is appreciated in keeping our sanitation workers health and
safety in mind. Please use the proper receptacles.
Examples of Standard 32 Gallon
Receptacles
TOWNSHIP ISSUED AUTOMATED TRASH COLLECTION PROGRAM:
All residents utilizing the Automated Trash Carts must review and follow the
guidelines listed below in order to enable our collection crews to collect your
trash as efficiently and safely as possible.
Example of Nonconforming
Receptacle
Properly Positioned Automated
Trash Cart (Example #1)


Improperly Placed Automated Trash
Cart (Example #2)
Keep cart away from all obstructions, face arrows towards the
street and allow 4 feet of space on all sides of trash cart
(Example #1)
Do not place near mailboxes, under trees, or in close proximity
to other containers or vehicles (Example #2)
RECEPTACLES AND/OR TRASH CARTS SHALL BE PLACED AT THE CURB BEGINNING AT DUSK ON THE NIGHT PRECEDING THE SCHEDULED
COLLECTION DAY. RECEPTACLES AND/OR TRASH CARTS SHALL BE REMOVED FROM THE CURB BY 6:00 PM OF THE EVENING OF THE
COLLECTION DAY.
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW) DISPOSAL
The County of Morris provides a program for the safe disposal of HHW such as oil-based paint, paint thinners, gasoline, herbicides, pesticides, acids, car batteries,
propane tanks, etc. The County facility is located in Mount Olive and open to county residents by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call the Morris
County Municipal Utility Authority (MUA) at 973-829-8006. The facility is open on select Tuesdays and Fridays (9 to 11 AM) and Saturdays (8:00 to 11:00 AM).
Drop-off events are held periodically at the Morris County Public Safety Training Academy, 500 West Hanover Ave., Parsippany. Visit the MUA’s website at
www.mcmua.com for more information.
SYRINGES
If you are a diabetic or a person taking medication by injection, DO NOT THROW OUT YOUR USED SYRINGES! They are not accepted at the County
Transfer Station and cannot be recycled. To protect the safety of your sanitation and recycling workers, please register for the Safe Syringe Disposal program at
Morristown Memorial Hospital. The program is FREE. Call 973-971-4177 for details.
RECYCLING:
1. Picked up weekly. Please refer to the calendar for your street schedule and specific material(s) for collection.
2. Placed at curbside by 6 AM of scheduled day. (Memorial Day to Labor Day – 5:30 AM.)
3. NEWSPAPER: (INCLUDING INSERTS)
Tied in bundles with string (50 pound limit per bundle).
4. MAGAZINES/JUNKMAIL: Tied in bundles or put in paper shopping bags. Bundles and bags can be put into a standard trash can with lid appropriately marked.
Include JUNKMAIL with MAGAZINES. Gift wrapping paper is also included with these materials. No hardcover or telephone books
5. CORRUGATED CARDBOARD/CHIPBOARD (CEREAL AND SHOE BOXES, ETC.) and BROWN SHOPPING BAGS: Broken down and tied same as
newspaper.
6. COMINGLED GLASS FOOD JARS/BEVERAGE BOTTLES; ALUMINUM BEVERAGE CANS; STEEL FOOD/BEVERAGE CANS; PLASTIC
SODA/MILK/WATER BOTTLES AND OTHER PLASTIC CODED 1 through 7 (NO BUBBLE WRAP OR PLASTIC PACKAGING MATERIAL), AND
CARTONS (SEE DEFINITION OF CARTON IN PAGES TO FOLLOW) Rinse and place in a weatherproof container (standard 32 gallon type garbage can with lid
and handles); 50 pound limit per container. No plastic or paper bags to be used as containers. PLEASE SEE ABC’S OF PLASTIC RECYCLING.
7. RECYCLING DROP-OFF CENTER: All recyclables are acceptable. Located at the DPW. Hours: Monday thru Friday, 7 AM to 3 PM and Saturday 6 AM to 2:00PM.
8. MOTOR OIL: Must be brought to the DPW Recycling Drop-off Center.
9. RECHARGEABLE TYPE BATTERIES ONLY ARE RECYCLABLE: These batteries are accepted at the Recycling Drop-off Center and the Township Municipal
Building, Main Lobby, located on Woodland Avenue. PLEASE DO NOT PUT RECHARGEABLE TYPE BATTERIES IN WITH GARBAGE.
Examples are:
 Ni-Cad Batteries used in cordless power tools and cordless house phones
 Lithium Batteries used in cell phones, digital cameras, watches, hearing aides
10. ELECTRONIC RECYCLING PROGRAM. Morris Township is now recycling electronic equipment at the DPW Yard located on Jane Way. All
electronic equipment will be accepted between the hours of 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM Monday thru Friday and 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM Saturday.
ACCEPTABLE ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
Computers, monitors, wires & cables, keyboard and mouse, telephones, fax machines, cell phones, pda’s, household electronics, small stereos,
televisions (32 inches or less), VCR, DVD players, and microwaves.
NONACCEPTABLE ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
DVD’s, VHS tapes, floppies, cd’s, toaster ovens, blenders, vacuum cleaners, or any electronics housed in wood cabinets.
USED TIRES:
1. Bring to the DPW
2. $3 fee per tire
3. No rims.
Fuel Saving Tip
Crushing plastic and aluminum containers not only gives you more room in your recycling container but allows us more room in our collection vehicles. So please remember to
rinse out all containers thoroughly and crush containers whenever possible before placing them at the curb for collection. This allows for maximum collection of the most space
consuming items.
LARGE METAL ITEMS: APPLIANCES, YARD SHEDS, SWING SETS, TIRE RIMS, ETC.
LARGE
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CHRISTMAS TREES: Picked up during the month of January (weather permitting).
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(May
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of grass clippings, leaves, plant
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th
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ABC’S OF PLASTIC RECYCLING
Help keep plastic out of the landfill. Here’s an easy way to recycle plastic classes 1-7.
You may deposit your qualified recyclable plastic at your curbside or at the recycling depot in the same way and on the same schedule you do currently. Please
follow the rules stated below. If you wish to dispose of oversized class1-7 objects, please transport them to the depot on Jane Way.
Before putting any plastic item into your recycling bin, ask yourself:
1) Does it have any of the below listed symbols stamped on it?
(Most recycling symbol codes are located on or near the bottom of plastic containers.)
If a PLASTIC item has a Recycling Code 1 thru 7 marked on it, please recycle that item. Some examples of acceptable items are those used for soda, water, juice,
milk, shampoo, laundry detergent, squeezable bottles (honey, mustard) blister packs, cat litter pails, yogurt, margarine, bottle caps, small toys, compact disk cases,
plastic take-out food, medicine, and baby bottles. These items will be collected with your current recycling curbside collection.
Due to collection truck characteristics, items larger then a 5 gallon pail will not be picked up from curbside. You may bring large qualified class 1-7 objects such as
toys, outdoor furniture, and PVC water pipes to the Department of Public Works Recycling Depot located on Jane Way off West Hanover Ave.
Please clean containers before recycling.
plastic items
items stamped
stampedclass1-7
class1-7
RECYCLE ONLY plastic
containers that
that had
hadcontained
containedhazardous
hazardousmaterials,
materials,such
suchasasmotor
motor
oil,
oil,
antifreeze,
antifreeze,
etc.
etc.
DO NOT RECYCLE containers
Styrofoam, plastic
plasticbags,
bags,bubble
bubblewrap,
wrap,ceramics,
ceramics,window
windowglass,
glass,light
lightbulbs,
bulbs,mirrors,
mirrors,
hangers
hangers,
or foil
or foil
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be accepted.
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grocery stores
stores collect
collectplastic
plasticbags
bagsfor
forrecycling.
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areacceptable
acceptableatatthese
theselocations
locations
advertised,
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as part
of your
curbside collection
collection program.
program.
Recycling Depot Hours: Monday – Friday 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM and Saturday 6:00 AM – 2:00 PM
If you have any questions, please call the Dept. of Public Works at 973- 326-7398.
BATTERY RECYCLING
Rechargeable type batteries (Ni-Cad, Lithium, and Button Type Batteries) are accepted at the Department of Public Works Recycling Depot located
on Jane Way, Monday-Friday from 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM and Saturday from 7:00 AM- 2:00 PM. The Municipal Building, 50 Woodland Avenue is
another drop off location Monday-Friday from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM.
TYPE OF BATTERIES RECYCLED
Ni-Cad batteries used in cordless power tools and cordless house phones. Lithium Batteries used in cell phones, digital cameras, and computers.
Button type batteries used in watches and hearing aids.
TYPE OF BATTERIES NOT ACCEPTED FOR RECYCLING
Alkaline type batteries (AA, AAA, C, D, 9 Volt) made after 1994 are not considered hazardous waste. Please dispose of these type batteries in with
your garbage.
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GUIDELINES FOR PROPER DISPOSAL OF HOUSEHOLD MEDICATION
Over-the-counter and prescription medications should not be disposed of down the drain. Wastewater treatment facilities are not designed to remove
pharmaceutical compounds, and they may end up in your local waterways, which may eventually be found in drinking water. Properly disposing of
unwanted and expired prescriptions and over-the-counter medications in the trash promotes a healthy aquatic environment and prevents accidental
poisoning and intentional abuse.
1. Keep medicine in original container. Mark out personal information on prescription bottles.
2. Mix liquid medicine with undesirable substances like coffee grinds, cat litter, or dirt. Dilute pills with water, and then add coffee grinds,
cat litter, or dirt.
3. Place bottles in an opaque container, such as a yogurt container, and secure lid, or wrap in a dark-colored plastic bag.
4. Hide the container in the trash. Do not recycle.
Do NOT dispose of medication down the drain or toilet. Do NOT keep excess or expired medication around the home.
Improper disposal in your trash allows others to divert the substance and consume medication that was not prescribed to them.
Prevent water pollution, Promote a healthy environment, and Properly dispose of your unneeded and expired medication.
Visit www.americanmedicinechest.com for a disposal location near you.
EWasteNews
NewsAlert
Alert
E-Waste
The “Electronic
Waste
ManagementAct”
Act”has
has banned
banned the
of the
electronic
itemsitems
below below
with regular
trash picktrash
up. These
are
The
“Electronic
Waste
Management
thedisposal
disposal
of the
electronic
with regular
pickup
now considered
considered Household
Hazardous
Waste
and must
recycled.
These are now
Household
Hazardous
Waste
andbe
must
be recycled.
What is E- Waste?
What is E-Waste?
Electronic waste (E-Waste): discarded computers and other consumer electronics including items like laptops, personal computers,
televisions
cell(E-Waste):
phones. discarded computers and other consumer electronics including items like laptops, personal
Electronic and
waste
Personal
Computers
/ PCand cell phones. Laptops
Monitors
Televisions
computers,
televisions,
Personal Computers / PC
Laptops
Monitors
Televisions
THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS HAS AN ELECTRONIC RECYCLING PROGRAM AT THE DPW YARD LOCATED ON JANE
WAY.
THIS SERVICE
IS AVAILABLE
MONDAY
thru FRIDAY
FROM 6:30
AM TOAT
3:00
PM,
AND
SATURDAY
TO
2:00PM.
THE
DEPARTMENT
OF PUBLIC
WORKS HAS
AN ELECTRONIC
RECYCLING
PROGRAM
THE
DPW
YARD
LOCATED6:00AM
ON JANE
WAY.
THIS
YOU
MAY
BRING
YOUR
ELECTRONIC
ITEMS
TO
OUR
YARD
DURING
THESE
TIMES
FOR
DROP
OFF.
SERVICE IS AVAILABLE MONDAY thru FRIDAY FROM 6:30 AM TO 3:00 PM, AND SATURDAY 6:00AM TO 2:00PM. YOU MAY BRING YOUR
ELECTRONIC ITEMS TO OUR YARD DURING THESE TIMES FOR DROP OFF.
ACCEPTABLE MATERIALS
ACCEPTABLE MATERIALS
COMPUTERS, MONITORS, WIRES & CABLES, KEYBOARD AND MOUSE. TELEPHONES, FAX MACHINES, CELL PHONES, PDA’S,
COMPUTERS,
MONITORS,ELECTRONICS,
WIRES & CABLES,
KEYBOARD
AND MOUSE,
TELEPHONES,
FAX MACHINES,
CELL PHONES, PDA’S,
HOUSEHOLD
SMALL
STEREOS,
TV’S, VCR,
DVD PLAYERS
AND MICROWAVES.
HOUSEHOLD ELECTRONICS, SMALL STEREOS, TV’S, VCR’s, DVD PLAYERS, AND MICROWAVES.
NON-ACCEPTABLE MATERIALS
NON-ACCEPTABLE MATERIALS
DVD’S,
TAPES,
FLOPPIES,
ANDTOASTER
CD’S, TOASTER
OVENS, BLENDERS,
VACUUM OR
CLEANERS
OR ANY ELECTRONICS
DVD’S,
VHS VHS
TAPES,
FLOPPIES
AND CD’S,
OVENS, BLENDERS,
VACUUM CLEANERS,
ANY ELECTRONICS
HOUSED IN WOOD
HOUSED IN
WOOD
CABINETS.
CABINETS.
FOR
INFORMATION
FORMORE
MORE INFORMATION
at973-326-7398
973-326-7398or
orvisit:
visit:www.morristwp.com
www.morristwp.com
Call
CallDPW
DPWGarage
Garage at
CARTONS ARE NOW RECYCLABLE!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
ABOUT CARTONS
 What is a carton?
Cartons are a type of packaging for food and
beverage products you can purchase at the store.
They are easy to recognize and are available in two
types—shelf-stable and refrigerated. Examples
are:
Shelf-stable cartons –
found on shelves in
the grocery store
Refrigerated – found in the
chilled sections of grocery
stores
Juice
Milk
Soy Milk
Soup and broth
Wine
Milk
Juice
Cream
Egg Substitutes
EXAMPLES OF
ACCEPTABLE CARTONS
FOR RECYCLING
 What are cartons made from?
Cartons are mainly made from paper in the form of
paperboard, as well as thin layers of polyethylene
(plastic), and/or aluminum. Shelf-stable cartons
contain on average 74% paper, 22% polyethylene,
and 4% aluminum. Refrigerated cartons contain
about 80% paper and 20% polyethylene.
 How do I recycle cartons?
Simply place the cartons in your container with
comingled glass food jars/beverage bottles;
aluminum beverage cans; steel food/beverage
cans; plastic soda/milk/water bottles and other
plastic coded 1 through 7. DO NOT PLACE THEM
WITH PAPER RECYLABLES. Caps and straws
should be removed before recycling. Cartons
should be rinsed to insure sanitary storage.
For additional information, please contact the Department of Public
Works at 973-326-7398 or visit www.RecycleCartons.com
2016 Collection Services Days
Street Name
Abby Rd.
Albert Ave.
Alexandria Rd.
Allen Dr.
Alpine Dr.
Alvord Rd.
Amy Dr.
Applewood Ln.
Arbor Wy.
Armstrong Rd.
Arrowhead Rd.
Ashley Ct.
Aspen Wy.
Baer Ct.
Bailey Hollow Rd.
Baker St.
Barberry Rd.
Barnstable Ct.
Bedford Pl.
Beechwood Dr.
Beekman Pl.
Bell Dr.
Bennington Rd.
Bettin Dr.
Bickford Dr.
Bishop Ct.
Blackberry Ln.
Blackwatch Tr.
Blackwell Ave.
Blue Stone Ter.
Bradford Ct.
Bradley Rd.
Bradwahl Dr.
Braidburn Wy.
Brandywine Ter.
Briant Ave.
Brigade Hill Rd.
Brothers Pl.
Bromleigh Wy.
Brookfield Wy.
Buckley Hill Rd.
Garbage
Recycling
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Friday
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Monday
Thursday
Monday
Containerized Leaf Collection
Yardwaste
Sector
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3*
Monday
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Street Name
Burnet Rd.
Burnham Pkwy.
Burnham Pl.
Burnham Rd.
Butler St.
Butterworth Dr.
Cabell Ct.
Cambridge Rd.
Canfield Rd.
Canfield Ter.
Canfield Wy.
Canterbury Wy.
Carlton St.
Carrington Way
Carton Rd.
Catalpa Rd.
Cedar St.
Center Ave.
Chatham Walk
Cherry St.
Chestnut St.
Chimney Ridge Dr.
Cleveland Ave.
Cobblestone Ln.
Colonel Evans Dr.
Colonial Dr.
Concord Ln.
Columbia Rd.
Condict St.
Conklin Ave.
Connie Pl.
Copperfield Wy.
Corn Hill Dr.
Cory Rd.
Cottonwood Rd.
Craig Ct.
Craig Rd.
Crescent Dr.
Crestview Ter.
Cromwell Dr.
Cromwell Dr. W.
Garbage
Recycling
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Friday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Monday
Thursday
Wednesday
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Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Containerized Leaf Collection
Yardwaste
Sector
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3*
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
2016 Collection Services Days
Street Name
Croydon Rd.
Dale Dr.
Darnay Rd.
Deborah Dr.
Deerchase Rd.
Defarge Wy.
Degan Ln.
Delaware Rd.
Dellwood Ave.
Delmar Ave.
Devonshire Ct.
Dickens Ct.
Doe Hill Rd.
Dorothy Dr.
Dwyer Ln.
Eagle Nest Rd.
Easley Ter.
East Cove Ln.
East Dr.
East Hanover Ave.
East Lake Blvd.
Edgar Pl.
Edgehill Ave.
Edgewood Rd.
Edward Shippen Ln.
Egbert Ave.
Egbert Hill Rd.
Elder Dr.
Ellsworth Ave.
Ellyn Ct.
Emerson Ct.
Emmett Ave.
Erin Ave.
Evans Farm Rd.
Exeter Ln.
Fairchild Ave.
Fairfield Dr. E.
Fairfield Dr. W.
Fairmount Ave.
Fairview Pl.
Fanok Rd.
Garbage
Recycling
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
Thursday
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Tuesday
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Friday
Friday
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Friday
Friday
Friday
Monday
Friday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Monday
Thursday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Friday
Friday
Wednesday
Containerized Leaf Collection
Yardwaste
Sector
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2*
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3*
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Street Name
Featherleigh Rd.
Ferndale Ave.
Fieldstone Dr.
First St.
Flintlock Run
Florence Ave.
Footes Ln.
Forest Dr.
Fox Chase Ln.
Fox Hollow Rd.
Frederick Pl.
Fraser Ln.
Gaston Rd.
Glen Airlee Ct.
Glimpsewood Ln.
Gloucester Pl.
Godet Pl.
Gordon Pl.
Grace Wy.
Green Knolls Rd.
Gregory Ave.
Hadley Wy.
Halsey Pl.
Hamilton Ave.
Harter Rd.
Harvey Ct.
Harwich Rd.
Hathaway Rd.
Hawthorne Ct.
Hays Dr.
Hearthstone Wy.
Heather Ln.
Heritage Ln.
Herms Pl.
Hervey St.
Highland Ave.
Hillcrest Ave.
Hillside Ter.
Hilltop
Hilltop Circle
Hillview Ter.
Garbage
Recycling
Wednesday
Friday
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Tuesday
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Tuesday
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Tuesday
Tuesday
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Containerized Leaf Collection
Yardwaste
Sector
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2*
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 3*
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
2016 Collection Services Days
Street Name
Hingham Ct.
Hoffman Ct.
Holloway Pl.
Holmes Ct.
Homewood Dr.
Honeymoon Ln.
House Rd.
Howland Terr.
Humphrey Pl.
Inamere Rd.
Indianhead Rd.
Irondale Ave.
Ironwood Rd.
Jacob Arnold Rd.
James St.
Jardine Ct.
Jason Ln.
Jersey Ave.
Jill Ct.
Jockey Hollow Rd.
John St.
Johnston Dr.
Jonathan Smith Rd.
Jones Dr.
Junard Dr.
Kahdena Rd.
Kahn Rd.
Kenilworth Rd.
Kennedy Rd.
Ketch Rd.
King Hill Ct.
Kissel Ln.
Kitchell Pl.
Kitchell Rd.
Knollwood Dr.
Knox Hill Rd.
Lake Rd.
Lake Valley Rd.
Langdon Ln.
Laura Ln.
Lawndale Ave.
Garbage
Recycling
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
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Monday
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Friday
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Tuesday
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Monday
Monday
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Thursday
Friday
Containerized Leaf Collection
Yardwaste
Sector
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Monday
Sector 3*
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Street Name
Leslie Ct.
Lidgerwood Pl.
Lindsley Dr.
Locust St.
Log Rd.
Lohman Rd.
Longview Pl.
Longwood Rd.
Lord Stirling Dr.
Ld William Penn Dr.
Lovell Ave.
Lynnfield Dr.
MacKenzie Rd.
Madison Ave.
Madison Ct.
Magnolia Ct.
Malcolm St.
Manchester Ct.
Mannette Rd.
Manor Dr.
Marianna Pl.
Mark Twain Dr.
Martha Dr.
Martin L. King Ave.
Martins Ln.
Max Dr.
Maxine Dr.
Mendham Ave.
Mendham Rd.
Merrywood Ct.
Meslar Rd.
Midland Dr.
Military Hill Dr.
Mill Rd.
Millers Farm Rd.
Millstone Ct.
Molly Stark Dr.
Monroe St.
Morris Pl.
Mountainside Dr.
Mt. Kemble Ave.
Garbage
Recycling
Monday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Friday
Friday
Tuesday
Monday
Thursday
Monday
Friday
Friday
Monday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Monday
Tuesday
Monday
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Tuesday
Tuesday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Tuesday
Friday
Friday
Tuesday
Friday
Monday
Thursday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Thursday
Containerized Leaf Collection
Yardwaste
Sector
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3*
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Monday
Sector 3*
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2*
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2*
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3*
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3*
2016 Collection Services Days
Street Name
Netherton Ter.
Nichols Rd.
Normandy Blvd E.
Normandy Blvd W.
Normandy Blvd.
Normandy Hgts. Rd.
Normandy Pkwy.
North Oak Ct.
North Star Dr.
North Star Rd.
North Ventosa Dr.
Norwood Ct.
Oak Lane
Oak Park Dr.
Old Army Post Rd.
Old Glen Rd.
Old Harter Rd.
Old Mendham Rd.
Old Turnpike Rd.
Olmstead Rd.
Orchard St.
Overlook Rd.
Park Ave.
Parker Rd.
Parkview Plaza
Peach Tree Way
Pear St.
Pembroke Pl.
Pepperidge Rd.
Persian Ct.
Picatinny Rd.
Pine Tree Ln.
Pioneer Ln.
Pitney Pl.
Pletcher Pl.
Plymouth Rd.
Pond Hill Rd.
Powder Horn Dr.
Prospect Pl.
Puddingstone Ct.
Quaker Ridge Rd.
Garbage
Recycling
Friday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Thursday
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Thursday
Friday
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Monday
Friday
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Friday
Wednesday
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Monday
Wednesday
Containerized Leaf Collection
Yardwaste
Sector
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3*
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1*
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 2
Street Name
Punch Bowl Rd.
Raleigh Ct.
Rambling Woods Dr.
Ranney Hill Rd.
Raskin Rd.
Raymond Rd.
Raynor Rd.
Redwood Rd.
Reed Rd.
Richlyn Ct.
Ridgedale Ave.
Ridgewood Rd.
Robert St.
Robin Ct.
Rolling Hill Dr.
Sand Spring Rd.
Sander St.
School House Ln.
Searing Ave.
Second St.
Shadyside St.
Shepard Pl.
Sherman Ave.
Sherman Pl.
Short St.
Skyline Dr.
South St.
Southgate Pkwy.
Speedwell Ave.
Spencer Dr.
Spring Hill
Spring Valley Rd.
Spring View Dr.
Springbrook Rd.
Squirrel Run
Starlight Dr.
Stephen Crane Wy.
Stewart Dr.
Stonehenge Rd.
Stonybrook Wy.
Stratford Ct.
Garbage
Recycling
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Monday
Monday
Containerized Leaf Collection
Yardwaste
Sector
Zone 2
Sector 2
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 1
Sector 1*
Zone 1
Sector 1
Zone 2
Sector 3
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Sector 1
Zone 1
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Zone 1
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Zone 1
Sector 1*
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Sector 1*
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Sector 3*
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2016 Collection Services Days
Street Name
Strawberry Ln.
Sudberry Dr.
Summit Rd.
Sunderland Dr.
Surrey Ln.
Sussex Ave.
Sussex Pl.
Sylvan Wy.
Symor Dr.
Tall Timber Dr.
Tennyson Ct.
Terrace Ave.
Terry Dr.
Third St.
Thompson Ct.
Three Gables Rd.
Tower Ln.
Tracy Ct.
Tree Top Ter.
Trent Ct.
Turnbull Lane
Turtle Rd.
Upper Field Rd.
Valley View Rd.
Valley View St.
Van Beuren Rd.
Ventosa Dr.
Victoria Ln.
Vom Eigen Dr.
Walnut St.
Walt Whitman Tr.
Warwick Rd.
Washington Ave.
Washington Valley Rd.
Watnong Rd.
Weather Vane Dr.
Wedgewood Ln.
West Dr.
West Hanover Ave.
West Lake Blvd.
Western Ave.
Garbage
Recycling
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Monday
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Containerized Leaf Collection
Yardwaste
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Zone 2
Sector 3
Zone 1
Sector 1
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Zone 2
Sector 3
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Sector 1
Zone 1
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Sector 2
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Street Name
Containerized Leaf Collection
Yardwaste
Sector
Westminister Pl.
Thursday
Thursday
Zone 2
Sector 3
Wheatsheaf Farm Pl.
Friday
Friday
Zone 2
Sector 1
Whippany Rd.
Tuesday
Tuesday
Zone 1
Sector 2
Whispering Meadow Dr.
Friday
Friday
Zone 2
Sector 3
White Birch Rd.
Monday
Monday
Zone 1
Sector 1
Whitehead Rd.
Friday
Friday
Zone 2
Sector 3
Whitney Ave.
Thursday
Thursday
Zone 2
Sector 2
Whitney Farm Pl.
Thursday
Thursday
Zone 2
Sector 3
Willison Park Rd.
Monday
Monday
Zone 1
Sector 1
Willow Spring Dr.
Monday
Monday
Zone 1
Sector 1
Winding Wy.
Wednesday
Wednesday
Zone 2
Sector 2
Windsor Wy.
Thursday
Thursday
Zone 2
Sector 3
Windward Dr.
Tuesday
Tuesday
Zone 2
Sector 2
Wood Rd.
Friday
Friday
Zone 2
Sector 3
Woodland Ave.
Wednesday
Wednesday
Zone 2
Sector 2
Woodlawn Dr.
Friday
Friday
Zone 2
Sector 3*
Woodruff Rd.
Tuesday
Tuesday
Zone 1
Sector 2
Woodside Rd.
Wednesday
Wednesday
Zone 1
Sector 2
Wren Ct.
Thursday
Thursday
Zone 2
Sector 3
Wychwood Rd.
Monday
Monday
Zone 1
Sector 1
Wyndmoor Dr.
Tuesday
Tuesday
Zone 1
Sector 2
Yorke Rd.
Wednesday
Wednesday
Zone 1
Sector 2
CONDOMINIUM, TOWNSHOUSE & APARTMENT COLLECTION SCHEDULE
MONDAY
Olde Forge East, Rose Arbor
Garbage & Recycling
TUESDAY
Cory Road, Emmett Ave.,
Garbage & Recycling
Oaks, Morris Crossings, Woodcrest
WEDNESDAY
Brownstones, Lindsley Arm,
Garbage & Recycling
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Garbage
Recycling
Liberty Greens, Moore Estates, Township Village,
Village @ Convent Station
Dorsett Hollow, James Pl., James St.,
Garbage & Recycling
Mountain Shadows, Springbrook,
Woodside
Center Ave.
Garbage & Recycling
LEAF COLLECTION NOTE:
All streets with an asterisk* in the Leaf Collection column are scheduled to receive
leaf collection every seven (7) to ten (10) days. Collection service is weather related
and may be delayed due to rain or snow.
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10 Ways to Prepare Your Family for
Emergencies
1) Have Emergency “Evacuation”/”Shelter in Place” Plans
6) Prepare for Utility Disruption
Ask the question – “What would we do if . . .” a particular set of emergency
circumstances was to arise? Think about the possibilities of different events:
flood, earthquake, winter storm, etc. Develop escape routes from your
home/work with safe places and gathering points. Make considerations in you
plan for family members with special needs and/or pets.
Plan for alternate sources of power and heat in case normal utility (gas and
electricity) services are interrupted.
2) Have a Family Communications Plan
8) Insurance and Inventory
7) Vital Records and Documents
Store in a safe place like a safe deposit box but keep copies in your go kit.
Identify an out of state contact. After a disaster it’s often easier to make a long Be aware of specific hazards that threaten your area and then check to see if
distance call then a local call in an impacted area. Family members could call you have adequate insurance to protect your family from financial loss.
this person and relay messages about where they are and if they are ok.
3) Have a 72 hour “Go Kit”
Portable 72 hour kit that is easily accessible in case you need to leave your
home. Three day supply of nonperishable food items and water (a gallon per
person per day). Include a flashlight, a radio, first aid supplies, prescription
medications (insulin, blood pressure, allergy, etc.), a whistle, hygiene
products, batteries, clothing, and blankets.
4) Equip your Car
Keep your gas tank full and a 72 hour “Go Kit” in your car.
5) Reduce home hazards
Mitigate hazards at home by keeping heavy objects on lower shelves,
securing bookcases and large furniture to walls and installing a water
heater strap.
9) Municipal Messenger – Electronic Newsletter
Sign up for the Municipal Messenger at [email protected]. During
times of emergency information will be disseminated by e-mail on a frequent
basis. Other important Township news and information will be disseminated
on a regular basis.
10) Pay attention to “Alert” Notifications
During an event listen for alert notifications and follow the
instructions given. Know which radio, television stations and
which web sites will have emergency information in your area.
Sign up for emergency text message alerts from the town at
www.nixle.com.
NEW JERSEY SPECIAL NEEDS
REGISTRY
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To name just a few issues: whether you use oxygen continuously or only once in a while, require electricity for
certain medical equipment, live alone, have limited family support, or would need assistance if you were
emergency; please
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http://nj.gov/health/er/documents/citizens_guide.pdf
For additional information about the Special Needs Registry program, please contact the Department of Health
at 973-326-7390.
20
SUNDAY
January
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
16
1
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
NEW YEAR’S DAY
MAKEUP FOR FRIDAY
GARBAGE & RECYCLING
MUNICIPAL OFFICES CLOSED
2
NO COLLECTION SERVICES
3
4
5
6
7
8
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22
23
28
29
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
7:30 PM
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
DAY
SENIOR CLUB MEETING
WASHINGTON VALLEY
CHAPEL
1:00 PM TO 3:30 PM
LUNCH AND LEARN
12 NOON- 1 PM
CHECK WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
10 AM- 11:30 AM
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING 7:30 PM
24
31
ECONOMIC
25 DEVELOPMENT
ADVISORY COMMITTEE 6:00 PM
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MEETING 7:30 PM
26
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
REORGANIZATION
MEETING 7:00 PM
ENVIORMENTAL
COMMISSION MEETING
7:00 PM
MEETING 5:00 PM
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
27
SWIM POOL ADVISORY
COMMITTEE MEETING
6:30 PM
OPEN SPACE MEETING
7:00 PM
30
PARKS & RECREATION GIRLS’
SOFTBALL REGISTRATION
GRADES 2-5
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
9 AM TO 1 PM
PLEASE NOTE...
Test Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
January is Radon Awareness Month. Please visit www.njradon.org.
During the month of January, annual post tax statements will be mailed out to qualified senior citizens and must be returned to the Tax Office by March 1st
For your convenience, there is a mail slot at the front door of the Municipal Building to drop off any mail after closing hours.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
Keep area in front of house and driveway clean and clear for pickup.
Please clear snow from fire hydrants.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com. Sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
20
SUNDAY
February
MONDAY
1
PROPERTY TAXES
DUE
POSTCARD NOTIFICATION OF
PRESENT TAX ASSESMENT AND
PRIOR YEAR TAX PAID
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
7:30 PM
7
14
8
CHINESE NEW YEAR
VALENTINE’S DAY
15
WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY
OBSERVED
MUNICIPAL OFFICES CLOSED
21
22
28
29
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETING 7:30 PM
TUESDAY
2 GROUNDHOG DAY
SENIOR CLUB MEETING
WASHINGTON VALLEY
CHAPEL
1:00 PM TO 3:30 PM
9
LUNCH AND LEARN
12 NOON- 1 PM
CHECK WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
16
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
10 AM- 11:30 AM
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
3
16
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
6PARKS & RECREATION
4
5
11
12
13
17
18
19
20
24
25
26
27
10
ASH WEDNESDAY
GRACE PERIOD FOR
PAYMENT OF PROPERTY
TAXES ENDS
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
PARKS & RECREATION
ADVISORY MEETING
7:00 PM
LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY
T-BALL REGISTRATION
AGES 5 to 7 MUST BE 5 BY
AUG. 30, 2015
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
9 AM – 1 PM
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING 7:30 PM
23
ANIMAL LICENSES DUE
PLEASE NOTE...
Test Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
For your convenience, there is a mail slot at the front door of the Municipal Building to drop off any mail after closing hours.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
Keep area in front of house and driveway clean and clear for pickup.
Please clear snow from fire hydrants.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com.
Sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
20
SUNDAY
March
MONDAY
TUESDAY
SENIOR CITIZEN
1
ANNUAL
POST-TAX YEAR STATEMENT
16
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
2
3
4
5
8
9
10
11
12
15
16
17
18
19
24
GOOD FRIDAY
25
26
FAIRCHILD FIREHOUSE
MUNICIPAL OFFICES CLOSED
DUE TO TAX COLLECTOR
SENIOR CLUB MEETING
WASHINGTON VALLEY CHAPEL
1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
6
7
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
7:30 PM
13
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
BEGINS
SET CLOCK AHEAD 1 HR.
14
EASTERN ORTHODOX LENT
BEGINS
REPLACE BATTERIES IN
SMOKE DETECTORS
20SPRING BEGINS
LUNCH AND LEARN
12 NOON- 1 PM
CHECK WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
10 AM- 11:30 AM
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING 7:30 PM
21
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
7:30 PM
22
ENVIRONMENTAL
COMMISSION MEETING
7:00 PM
BOARD OF HEALTH
MEETING 5:00 PM
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
23
PALM SUNDAY
27
EASTER
28
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
6:00 PM
29
30
31
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETING 7:30 PM
PLEASE NOTE...
Replace Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
Contact your local fire company for information about Easter egg hunts in your area.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
Keep area in front of house and driveway clean and clear for pickup.
Please clear snow from fire hydrants.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com.
Sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
FAIRCHILD FIREHOUSE
FISH N’ CHIPS DINNER
5:30 PM- 8 PM
DINE IN OR TAKE OUT
EASTER EGG HUNT
10:30 AM AT ALFRED VAIL
SCHOOL
HILLSIDE HOSE EASTER
EGG HUNT 2:00 PM
20
SUNDAY
April
MONDAY
TUESDAY
16
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
1
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
APRIL FOOL’S DAY
CLEAN COMMUNITY DAY
TOWN-WIDE SPRUCE UP
CALL PARKS & RECREATION AT
973-326-7371
SEWER FEES DUE
3
10
17
4
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
7:30 PM
11
GRACE PERIOD FOR
PAYMENT OF SEWER FEES
ENDS
18
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
7:30 PM
5
SENIOR CLUB MEETING
WASHINGTON VALLEY CHAPEL
1:00 - 3:30PM
12
LUNCH AND LEARN
12 NOON- 1 PM
CHECK WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
19
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
10 AM- 11:30 AM
6
7
25
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETING 7:30 PM
26
9
YARDWASTE COLLECTION
ZONE 1
ADULT HEALTH BLOOD TEST 8AM
APPOINTMENT REQUIRED
973-326-7390
CLEAN COMMUNITY DAY
TOWN-WIDE SPRUCE UP
CALL PARKS & RECREATION
AT 973-326-7371
13
20
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
14
21
SWIM POOL ADVISORY
COMMITTEE MEETING
6:30 PM
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING 7:30 PM
24
8
2
27
ADMINISTRATIVE
PROFESSIONALS DAY
PLEASE NOTE...
28
OPEN SPACE MEETING
7:00 PM
15
22
16
YARDWASTE COLLECTION
ZONE 2
CLEAN COMMUNITY DAY
TOWN-WIDE SPRUCE UP
CALL PARKS & RECREATION AT
973-326-7371
EARTH DAY
PASSOVER BEGINS
AT SUNDOWN
29
ARBOR DAY
PARKS & RECREATION
PROGRAM
GINTY FIELD
12 NOON
23
CLEAN COMMUNITY DAY
TOWN-WIDE SPRUCE UP
CALL PARKS & RECREATION AT
973-326-7371
30
CLEAN COMMUNITY DAY
TOWN-WIDE SPRUCE UP
CALL PARKS & RECREATION AT
973-326-7371
Test Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
For your convenience, there is a mail slot at the front door of the Municipal Building to drop off any mail after closing hours.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
Collinsville Fire Company Fund Drive all this month.
Keep area in front of house and driveway clean and clear for pickup.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com and sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
20
SUNDAY
1ORTHODOX EASTER
EASTERN
PROPERTY TAXES DUE
May
MONDAY
2
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
7:30 PM
FINAL DAY TO FILE TAX APPEAL
FOR CURRENT YEAR
ASSESSMENT
8
MOTHER’S DAY
9
TUESDAY
3
SENIOR CLUB MEETING
WASHINGTON VALLEY CHAPEL
1:00 PM TO 3:30 PM
10
GRACE PERIOD FOR PAYMENT
OF PROPERTY TAXES END
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
4
11
LUNCH AND LEARN
12 NOON- 1 PM
CHECK WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
15
16
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
7:30 PM
17
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
10 AM – 11:30 AM
16
5
HOLOCAUST
REMEMBRANCE DAY
PARKS AND
RECREATION
12
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
PARK TOUR LEAVES MUNICIPAL
BUILDING 6:00 PM
6
FRIDAY
29
23
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
6:00 PM
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETING 7:30 PM
30
MEMORIAL DAY
MUNICIPAL OFFICES CLOSED
NO COLLECTION SERVICES
24
7
13
14
20
21
YARDWASTE COLLECTION
ZONE 1
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
MEETING 7:00 PM
18
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
19
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING
7:30 PM
22
SATURDAY
ARMED FORCES DAY
YARDWASTE COLLECTION
ZONE 2
25
26
27
28
31
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
GARBAGE PICK UP
MONDAY’S RECYCLING
PLEASE NOTE...
Test Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
For your convenience, there is a mail slot at the front door of the Municipal Building to drop off any mail after closing hours.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
Fund Drives for Fairchild & Woodland Fire Companies all this month.
Keep area in front of house clean and clear for pickup.
Swim pool photo ID’s taken at Municipal Building Thursdays thru July 14th from 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Saturdays thru July 16th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com. Sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
20
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
June
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
1
2
3
8
9
10
WEDNESDAY GARBAGE
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
RECYCLING
5
POOLS OPEN
12 NOON TO 8 PM
6
FIRST DAY OF RAMADAM
BEGINS AT SUNDOWN
PLANNING BOARD
MEETING 7:30 PM
12
POOLS OPEN
12 NOON TO 8 PM
19
FATHER’S DAY
POOLS OPEN
12 NOON TO 8 PM
26
POOLS OPEN
12 NOON TO 8 PM
13
CALL 973-326-7371 OR VISIT
THE WEBSITE TO FIND OUT
WHEN POOLS OPEN DURING
THE WEEK
20
SUMMER BEGINS
PLANNING BOARD
MEETING 7:30 PM
27
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETING 7:30 PM
PARKS & RECREATION
PLAYGROUND PROGRAM
BEGINS
7
PRIMARY ELECTION
POLLS ARE OPEN FROM
6:00 AM- 8:00 PM
FRIDAY
16
SATURDAY
4
OPENING WEEKEND
POOLS OPEN
11 AM TO 8 PM
11
YARDWASTE COLLECTION
ZONE1
POOLS OPEN
11 AM TO 8 PM
14LUNCHFLAGANDDAYLEARN
12 NOON- 1 PM
SENIOR CLUB MEETING
WASHINGTON VALLEY CHAPEL
1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
15
BOARD OF HEALTH
MEETING 5:00 PM
16
ZONE 2
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
22
23
28
29
30
SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
AT GINTY FIELD BEGINS
CHECK WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
18
YARDWASTE COLLECTION
POOLS OPEN
11 AM TO 8 PM
21
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
10 AM – 11:30 AM
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING
7:30 PM
17
FREE FAMILY SUMMER
MOVIE NIGHTS BEGIN AT
GINTY FIELD
CHECK WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
PLEASE NOTE...
24
25
POOLS OPEN
11 AM TO 8 PM
Test Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
Swim pool photo ID’s taken at Municipal Building Thursdays thru July 14th from 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Saturdays thru July 16th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
Please keep area in front of house and driveway clear and clean for pickup of all curbside collection services.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com. Sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
20
SUNDAY
3
July
MONDAY
4
INDEPENDENCE DAY
MUNICIPAL OFFICES CLOSED
NO COLLECTION SERVICES
10
11
17
18
24
31
PLANNING BOARD
MEETING 7:30 PM
25
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ADVISORY COMMITTEE 6:00 PM
TUESDAY
5
MONDAY &TUESDAY
GARBAGE PICK UP
MONDAY’S RECYCLING
16
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
6
WEDNESDAY GARBAGE
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
RECYCLING
7
SWIM POOL ADVISORY
COMMITTEE MEETING
6:30 PM
STREETER POOL
1
FRIDAY
8
SATURDAY
2
9
PARKS & RECREATION ANNUAL
KIDS TRIATHLON GINTY POOL
AND COMPLEX 8 AM- 11 AM
12
13
14
15
16
19
20
21
22
23
27
28
29
30
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
10 AM- 11:30 AM
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING
7:30 PM
26
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
ENVIRONMENTAL
COMMISSION MEETING
7:00 PM
YARDWASTE
COLLECTION
ZONE 1
YARDWASTE COLLECTION
ZONE 2
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETING 7:30 PM
PLEASE NOTE...
Test Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
Swim pool photo ID’s taken at Municipal Building Thursdays thru July 14th from 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Saturdays thru July 16th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Free Summer Concert series continues at the Ginty Field Gazebo. Please check website for details.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
Please keep area in front of house and driveway clear and clean for pickup of all curbside collection services.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com and sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
20
SUNDAY
August
MONDAY
1
PROPERTY TAXES DUE
TUESDAY
2
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
16
3
4
5
FARMLAND APPLICATION DUE
SWIM POOL ADVISORY
COMMITTEE 6:30 PM
GINTY POOL
FRIDAY
PLAYGROUND PROGRAM
ENDS
SATURDAY
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
25
26
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
7:30 PM
NO LUNCH AND LEARN
NO BLOOD PRESSURE
SCREENING
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING
7:30 PM
GRACE PERIOD FOR
PAYMENT OF PROPERTY
TAXES ENDS
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
21
22
23
24
28
29
30
31
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETING 7:30 PM
PLEASE NOTE...
Test Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
For your convenience, there is a mail slot at the front door of the Municipal Building to drop off any mail after closing hours.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
Please keep area in front of house and driveway clear and clean for pickup of all curbside collection services.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com.
Sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
YARDWASTE COLLECTION
ZONE 1
YARDWASTE COLLECTION
ZONE 2
FAMILY CAMPOUT AND MOVIE
NIGHT AT GINTY FIELD
CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR
DETAILS
27
20
SUNDAY
4
September
MONDAY
5
LABOR DAY
MUNICIPAL OFFICES CLOSED
NO COLLECTION SERVICES
11
18
25
PATRIOT DAY
12
19
PLANNING BOARD
MEETING 7:30 PM
26
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
6:00 PM
TUESDAY
MONDAY AND
6 TUESDAY
GARBAGE
MONDAY’S RECYCLING
SENIOR CLUB MEETING
WASHINGTON VALLEY CHAPEL
1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
7
WEDNESDAY GARBAGE
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
RECYCLING
16
1
2
8
9
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
MEETING 7:00 PM
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
3
10
ANNUAL END OF THE SEASON
SWIM POOL PARTY
GINTY POOL
CHECK WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
PARKS AND RECREATION
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
13
14
15
16
17
20
21
22
23
24
29
30
LUNCH AND LEARN
12 NOON - 1 PM
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
10 AM – 11:30 AM
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING
7:30 PM
27
BOARD OF HEALTH
MEETING 5:00 PM
AUTUMN BEGINS
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
28
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETING 7:30PM
PLEASE NOTE...
Test Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
Please keep area in front of house and driveway clean and clear for pickup of all curbside collection services.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com.
Sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
YARDWASTE
COLLECTION
ZONE 1
YARDWASTE COLLECTION
ZONE 2
CURBSIDE LEAF COLLECTION
In order to comply with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Storm Water Regulations, during the curbside
leaf collection period (October 17th to Mid-December), leaves /grass clippings/plant waste are to be placed in neat piles at the curb
but not on the pavement nor less than 10 feet from a storm drain (catch basin) for collection. Please assist Morris Township
in complying with the NJDEP Regulations by not piling leaves on the pavement.
Please also note, during the curbside leaf collection period, brush cannot be placed in with the leaves or put out for regular
garbage pickup. During this period, residents may bring light brush to the Dept. of Public Works site on Jane Way off West
Hanover Ave., Monday – Saturday from 7 AM to 3 PM.
Please visit www.morristwp.com during leaf collection season for a starting date on curbside leaf collection in your sector. For
further questions, please call the Department of Public Works at 973-326-7398.
Proper Leaf Placement
Improper Leaf Placement
20
SUNDAY
2
ROSH HASHANAH BEGINS
AT SUNDOWN
October
MONDAY
3
4
10
11
SENIOR CLUB MEETING
WASHINGTON VALLEY
CHAPEL
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
FIRST DAY OF MUHARRAM
BEGINS AT SUNDOWN
9
TUESDAY
COLUMBUS DAY
MUNICIPAL OFFICES CLOSED
GRACE PERIOD
FOR PAYMENT OF
SEWER FEES ENDS
16
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1
SEWER FEES DUE
5
6
7
8
12
13
14
15
19
20
21
22
26
27
28
29
YOM KIPPUR BEGINS AT SUNDOWN
ASHURA BEGINS AT SUNDOWN
16
NATIONAL BOSSES DAY
LUNCH AND LEARN
12 NOON- 1PM
17
PLANNING BOARD
MEETING 7:30 PM
LEAF COLLECTION BEGINS
SECTOR 1
23
30
24
FAIRCHILD FIREHOUSE
HALLOWEEN PARADE 1:30 PM
HILLSIDE HOSE HALLOWEEN
PARADE 3 PM
31
UNITED NATIONS DAY
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETING 7:30 PM
18
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
10 AM- 11:30 AM
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING 7:30 PM
25
FLU CLINIC
1PM-3PM
HALLOWEEN
SWIM POOL ADVISORY
COMMITTEE MEETING
6:30 PM
OPEN SPACE MEETING
7:00 PM
PLEASE NOTE...
Test Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
Contact your local Fire Company for information on Halloween Parades.
For Flu Shot Information, please contact the Health Department at 973-326-7390.
For your convenience, there is a mail slot at the front door of the Municipal Building to drop off any mail after closing hours.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com and sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
CURBSIDE LEAF COLLECTION
In order to comply with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Storm Water Regulations, during the curbside
leaf collection period (October 17th to Mid-December), leaves /grass clippings/plant waste are to be placed in neat piles at the curb
but not on the pavement nor less than 10 feet from a storm drain (catch basin) for collection. Please assist Morris Township
in complying with the NJDEP Regulations by not piling leaves on the pavement.
Please also note, during the curbside leaf collection period, brush cannot be placed in with the leaves or put out for regular
garbage pickup. During this period, residents may bring light brush to the Dept. of Public Works site on Jane Way off West
Hanover Ave., Monday – Saturday from 7 AM to 3 PM.
Please visit www.morristwp.com during leaf collection season for a starting date on curbside leaf collection in your sector. For
further questions, please call the Department of Public Works at 973-326-7398.
Proper Leaf Placement
Improper Leaf Placement
20
SUNDAY
November
MONDAY
TUESDAY
1
ALL SAINTS DAY
PROPERTY TAXES DUE
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
2
FINAL DAY TO FILE APPLICATION
FOR EXEMPT STATUS (SEE BELOW)*
6
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS
7
SET CLOCK BACK ONE HOUR
SENIOR CLUB MEETING
WASHINGTON VALLEY CHAPEL
1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
8
ELECTION DAY POLLS ARE
OPEN FROM
6:00 AM- 8:00 PM
ALL SOULS DAY
9
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
REPLACE BATTERIES IN
SMOKE DETECTORS
13
4
10
11
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
MEETING 7:00 PM
MUNICIPAL OFFICES CLOSED
GRACE PERIOD
FOR PAYMENT OF
PROPERTY TAXES ENDS
FLU CLINIC
1 PM - 3 PM
VETERANS DAY
SATURDAY
5
RABIES CLINIC
10 AM - 12 NOON
CALL HEALTH DEPT
FOR LOCATION
12
PARKS AND RECREATION
ADVISORY COMMITTEE 7:00 PM
14
15
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
10 AM -11:30 AM
16
17
18
19
24
25
26
20
21
22
23
27
28
29
30
30
FRIDAY
3
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING
7:30 PM
FAIRCHILD FIREHOUSE
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
8AM-NOON
16
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
7:30 PM
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
6:00 PM
THANKSGIVING DAY
MUNICIPAL OFFICES CLOSED
NO COLLECTION SERVICES
FLU SHOTS
AVAILABLE TODAY BY
APPOINTMENT
10 AM – 11AM
CALL 973-326-7390
DAY AFTER THANKSGIVING
MUNICIPAL OFFICES CLOSED
HILLSIDE HOSE TREE
SALE STARTS
CHECK WEBSITE FOR DETAILS
MAKE UP THURSDAY’S
GARBAGE & RECYCLING
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETING 7:30 PM
PLEASE NOTE...
Replace Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
For your convenience, there is a mail slot at the front door of the Municipal Building to drop off any mail after closing hours.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
*All new applicants for property tax exemption must file an Initial Statement (Form I.S.) with the assessor. If an exemption has been granted for past years, the applicant must file a
Further Statement (Form F.S.) by November 1st every third year.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com and sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
20
SUNDAY
December
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
1
2
FINAL DAY TO FILE APPEAL OF
ADDED TAX ASSESSMENT
4
HILLSIDE HOSE CHILDREN’S
CHRISTMAS PARTY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
7:30 PM
11
16
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MEETING 7:30 PM
PEARL HARBOR
REMEMBRANCE DAY
MT. KEMBLE FIRE CO.
SANTA PARTY 10 AM
AND SANTA TOUR 1PM
HILLSIDE HOSE SANTA TOUR
11 AM
18
FAIRCHILD FIREHOUSE
SANTA TOUR 11 AM
19
HILLSIDE HOSE SANTA TOUR
11 AM
25
CHRISTMAS DAY
20
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
10 AM- 11:30 AM
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION MEETING
7:30 PM
26
DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS
27
21WINTER BEGINS
22
23
BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING
5:00 PM
29
MUNICIPAL OFFICES CLOSED
KWANZAA BEGINS
PLEASE NOTE...
HANUKKAH BEGINS
AT SUNDOWN
HILLSIDE HOSE
TREE SALE ENDS
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
MEETING 7:00 PM
28
24CHRISTMAS EVE
Test Batteries in Smoke Detectors.
Contact your local Fire Company for information on when Santa arrives in your neighborhood.
Please confirm meeting dates and times by calling the Township Clerk’s Office at 973-326-7430.
Keep area in front of house and driveway clean and clear for pickup.
Telephone directory on back inside cover of calendar. Be sure to check our website at www.morristwp.com.
Sign up for electronic announcements at [email protected]
30
31
NEW YEAR’S EVE
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
Police - Fire - Ambulance
EMERGENCY NUMBER
911
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
NONEMERGENCY NUMBER
973-539-0777
ADMINISTRATOR
973-326-7360
Mayor
Personnel
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
973-326-7445
Construction Code Official
Code Enforcement
Plumbing/Electric/Building Inspection
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
973-326-7425
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
973-326-7440
Board of Adjustment
Environmental Commission
Open Space Committee
Planning Board
FIRE ADMINISTRATION
(Dwyer Lane)
Chief’s Office
973-326-7460
Fire Prevention Bureau
973-326-7463
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
973-326-7390
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Animal Licenses
Marriage Licenses
Environmental Health
JOINT MUNICIPAL COURT
973-593-3026
(50 Kings Road, Madison)
L&M INCOME HOUSING
973-659-9222
(Housing Partnership)
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT
973-539-0777
(Civil Defense/Disaster Control)
POLICE ADMINISTRATION
(49 Woodland Avenue)
Nonemergency Information
973-539-0777
Office of the Chief
973-326-7470
Detective Bureau
973-326-7480
Records Bureau
973-326-7473
Juvenile Bureau
973-326-7483
Shift Commander
973-326-7454
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 973-326-7398
(Jane Way/West Hanover Avenue)
PARKS AND RECREATION
973-326-7370
Senior Citizen Information
973-326-7371
Ginty Pool (Fanok Road)
973-326-7397
Streeter Pool (Sussex Avenue) 973-326-7378
RECYCLING INFORMATION
973-326-7398
(Department of Public Works)
TAX DEPARTMENT
973-326-7420
Tax Collector
Collector of Sewer Fees
TAX ASSESSOR
973-326-7380
TOWNSHIP CLERK
973-326-7430
Elections/Voter Registration
General Licenses & Permits
Parking Permits for Convent Railroad Station
TREASURER
973-326-7425
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL UTILITY
(Sewer Dept., 48 Lake Valley Rd)
973-326-7363
ZONING OFFICER
973-326-7440
OTHER:
ANIMAL CONTROL
908-310-1452
(Animal Control Solutions)
ARMORY (NJ NATIONAL GUARD)
973-631-6277
(430 Western Avenue)
BICKFORD THEATRE
973-971-3706
(6 Normandy Heights Road)
CABLEVISION
Customer Service, Repair Dept., 973-884-0027
and New Sales
Complaint Officer
1-800-624-0331
(NJ Department of Public Utilities)
CONVENT RAILROAD STATION
973-538-3577
JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT
Outages
1-888-544-4877
Emergency Repair, Streetlight
1-800-662-3115
Outages, & Business Office
LIBRARY
973-538-6161
(1 Miller Road, Morristown)
Local History Department
973-538-3473
Reference Department
973-538-2592
MORRIS COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
(325 Columbia Tpk, Florham Pk.)
973-539-3882
MORRIS COUNTY CLERK
973-285-6120
(Administration Bldg., Court Street, Morristown)
Passport Information Line
973-285-6161
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
50 Woodland Avenue
PO Box 7603
Convent Station, NJ 07961-7603
www.morristwp.com
MORRIS COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY
(99 Ketch Road, Morris Township)
973-540-0389
MORRIS COUNTY LIBRARY
973-285-6930
(30 E. Hanover Ave., Hanover Twp.)
MORRIS COUNTY OFFICES
973-285-6000
MORRIS COUNTY PARK COMM.
973-326-7600
MORRIS COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
(Household Hazardous Waste)
973-829-8006
MORRIS MUSEUM
973-971-3700
(6 Normandy Heights Road)
MORRIS SCHOOL DISTRICT
973-292-2300
(31 Hazel Street, Morristown)
NJ DIV. OF MOTOR VEHICLES
1-888-486-3339
(160 Canfield Ave., Randolph)
NJ TRANSIT CUSTOMER SERVICE 973-275-5555
Convent Railroad Station
973-538-3577
POST OFFICES:
CONVENT STATION
973-538-0115
(Convent Road, Convent Station)
MORRISTOWN/RIDGEDALE
973-539-5890
(Ridgedale Avenue, Morristown)
MORRISTOWN POST OFFICE 973-539-5617
(1 Morris Street, Morristown)
MORRIS PLAINS POST OFFICE 973-538-3666
(485 Speedwell Avenue, Morris Plains)
USPS HELP LINE
1-800-275-8777
PUBLIC SERVICE ELEC. & GAS
1-800-436-7734
SMCMUA (Water Authority)
973-326-6880
(19 Saddle Rd, Cedar Knolls)
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMIN.
1-800-772-1213
(2200 State Hwy. 10, Room 200, Parsippany)
VERIZON REPAIR
1-800-837-4966
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
TOWNSHIP
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