Salem County Improvement Authority
KEEPING SALEM COUNTY BEAUTIFUL
Convenience Center Hours:
Open to Salem County residents Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Salem County Roads Are Cleaner Thanks to Our Mini-grant Recipients!
In May, over 40 nonprofit groups fanned out over the roads of Salem County and picked up litter. Groups, such as 4H, church youth groups, boy and girl scouts, Rotary, and other civic organizations, braved the rainy weather and removed tons of trash and debris from Salem County’s roads and highways. In exchange, each group received a mini-grant of $300, funded by the New Jersey Clean Communities Grant. This grant’s focus is to keep our state roads litter-free.
We thank all our participants. If your nonprofit organization didn’t get to participate, the next countywide cleanup is in September. Contact Sherry Washington, Assistant Clean Communities Coordinator, at 935-7900 x 21 or swashington@scianj.org for an application.
RECYCLING ♦ CLEAN STREETS & ROADS ♦ LANDFILL & SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
The Salem County Improvement Authority provides not only access to the county’s landfill and solid waste disposal facilities, but also promotes responsible community recycling and road clean-up efforts. We have a beautiful county and our goal is to keep it that way! We have natural beauty that must be maintained so generations that follow us can appreciate the wonders of Salem County!
CONVENIENCE CENTER
52 McKillip Road, Alloway NJ
Wednesdays & Saturdays
8am – 3pm
(See map at bottom of page)
Salem County Improvement Authority
Providing safe, environmentally compliant, and affordable solid waste management, recycling assistance, and education for the Salem County community.
The landfill is an important public asset and public service operated by the Salem County Improvement Authority utilizing best management practices and sound business judgment.
Salem County Improvement Authority
Providing safe, environmentally compliant, and affordable solid waste management, recycling assistance, and education for the Salem County community.
The landfill is an important public asset and public service operated by the Salem County Improvement Authority utilizing best management practices and sound business judgement.
Used Clothing Drop-Off Shed
Sponsored by: SCIA/Solid Waste Division
With the help of: Turnkey Enterprises, LLC
Location:
36 McKillip Road, Alloway, NJ 08001
Convenience Center Hours
Wed & Sat : 8AM -3PM
Questions? 856-935-7900 x 16
Help us keep your donation clean and dry by putting the items in plastic bags.
Items Accepted:
All clothing, shoes, sneakers, belts, purses, blankets, sheets, pillowcases, drapes, and stuffed toys. (Your donation will not be cut up or shredded)
Please… no rags, fabric scraps, non-stuffed toys or household goods – these items are a hardship and expense to dispose of.
Turnkey Enterprises, LLC is a for-profit company that partners with non-profit organizations in communities to help support their fundraising needs by recycling unwanted clothing.
The clothing collected is used as clothing, not cut into rags. Turnkey services each location and pays the sponsoring organization by the pound for the unwanted items.
www.Turnkey-Enterprises.com
Latest News & Notices
Bill Kerwood’s Magic of Recycling Show
Join the Salem County Improvement Authority at 5:30 p.m., August 7, 8, 9 and 10 at the Salem County Fair for Bill Kerwood’s Magic of Recycling Show.
read moreHousehold Hazardous Waste Collection Day Yields 5,060 Pounds
The next collection event is Saturday, August 18, 2018, in Upper Pittsgrove Township at the Convenience Center, 190 Groft Road, from 8 a.m. to 12 noon.
read morePublic Notice – Board Meeting Dates
2018 regularly scheduled meetings will take place at the Salem County Improvement Authority Office, 52 McKillip Road, Alloway Township, New Jersey 08001, as follows:
read moreLet us know if you would like a visit from Fiona!
This is Fiona and she is an eight-year-old Sulcata Tortoise. Fiona was invited to teach the children attending the Coombs Barnyard Farm Camp about recycling and how to compost. Fiona helped the campers ages 5 to 12 understand just how long it takes for our discarded items to degrade and why it’s so important to recycle all we can and to compost our food waste. Fiona is going to live to be 150 years old and, sadly, the fishing line left on the beach will be around far longer – 600 years! The disposable diaper will outlast Fiona, too. It will be around for 550 years. The plastic milk container will be around for 50 to 80 years, and the steel can for 50 years. It’s a good thing they can be recycled!
