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| Notice To All Solid Waste Disposal Customers - NJDEP Vehicle Registration Requirements Have Changed - Updated May 6, 2009 | ||||||||
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May 2009 - NJDEP will no longer allow vehicles with passenger-commercial license plates and registration to receive NJDEP decals required for the disposal of solid waste. For more information, please see the attached customer advisory issued by the Authority. Please also be advised that the CMCMUA is no longer authorized to assist solid waste customers with NJDEP vehicle registrations. Only the NJDEP is currently providing this service. Please contact the NJDEP at 609-584-4218 as noted in the customer advisory or e-mail this person Lou.Casadei@dep.state.nj.us for registration assistance. |
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| Change In Operating Hours For Recycling And Solid Waste Disposal Facilities | ||||||||
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April 2009 – The CMCMUA has modified its summer operating schedule for the Sanitary Landfill, Transfer Station, IPF and recycling facilities. Please see the customer advisory below for more information. |
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Got Boat Shrink Wrap? March 2009 - Now that spring fishing season has arrived, its time to get your boat ready for the water. But don't toss that boat shrink wrap in the trash, RECYCLE IT! The CMCMUA provides an easy, convenient and free recycling program at both our Sanitary Landfill and Transfer Station. More information regarding this program is provided below. Boat Shrink Wrap Program for Marinas and Boat Yards |
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Recycling – Stay The Course January 2009 – The Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority is continuing to successfully process and market recyclable materials collected from municipalities, businesses, and institutions throughout Cape May County. Although markets for recycled materials have recently experienced a rapid price decline which has caused some municipalities and counties, on a nationwide basis, to consider suspending recycling collections or stockpiling collected materials, Cape May County’s regional recycling program is both able and fully committed to continued program operation. To find out how, please view the press release through the link below. Press Release |
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Cape May County MUA - Hazard Mitigation Planning Partner Cape May County and its 16 municipalities are developing an action plan to reduce losses in the event of natural disasters, and become eligible to receive federal grant funding for hazard mitigation projects. The public is encouraged to find out more about this project, review the developing plan, and provide input. Please visit www.capemaycountyhmp.com.
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NJWEA Spring Fling 2010 Operations Challenge January 2010 - Use the link below for more information. 2010 NJWEA Spring Fling II Operations Challenge
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Need Directions to the Cape May County MUA Main Building? On this site we have provided a list of directions to the Cape May County MUA Building using the most frequently driven roads in the area. We have also provided, for your convenience, a link to Yahoo! Maps which will show our location, as well as, give 'point to point' driving directions. |
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