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The Bedminster Township Bulky Waste Drop-Off at Miller Lane will remain open and free to Bedminster Residents affected by the recent flooding. Hours of operation are 7 AM to 3 PM Monday, September 13 through Friday, September 17 and 7 AM to 2 PM, Saturday, September 18.
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September 6, 2021
Message from Mayor Jacobs
Bedminster - In order to assist our residents who are cleaning up from last week’s flood, the Township Committee is opening up the town dump at Miller Lane for bulky waste drop-off free to all Bedminster residents. Hours of operation are 7 AM to 3 PM Tuesday, September 6 through Friday, September 10, and 7 AM to 2 PM on Saturday, September 11. Proof of residency is required.
Bedminster is coordinating with Somerset County on the best ways to make donations for our neighbors in need. Please follow the Bedminster social media accounts for updates.
The Township Committee also commends our first responders: The Bedminster Police Department, the Far Hills-Bedminster Fire Department, the Far Hills-Bedminster First Aid Squad, the Pottersville Fire Company, as well as the Bedminster Public Works Department and the Bedminster Emergency Management Team for working through the flood in perilous conditions. These local heroes saved lives that night.
The rules for bulky waste drop off are:
Acceptable Vehicles: Passenger vehicles, pickup trucks and SUVs. Open trailers with 1 axle will be accepted. NO box, dump or rack body trucks or enclosed trailers will be permitted.
Acceptable Bulky Waste Items: Bulky Waste is defined as JUNK, non recyclable materials such as furniture, mattress, toys, carpeting, household appliances (refrigerators and freezers must have their doors removed) passenger vehicle tires (without rims), electronics and latex paint IF it is dried out, fencing
Unacceptable Bulky Waste: Recyclable items: cardboard, newspaper, glass plastic, etc. Hazardous materials: oil based paints, florescent tubes, gasoline, kerosene, diesel fuel, pesticides. Chemicals, auto products (antifreeze, transmission fluid, brake fluid, used oil filters, car batteries. Propane tanks, appliances with refrigerant (unless tagged by authorized appliance technician as having been removed) Contractor, industrial or business materials, household garbage