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Wyckoff DPW to Begin Collecting Christmas Trees

Christmas trees placed at the curb must be free from all ornaments, tree stands, tinsel and other decorations.

Press release:

It’s time to put away the Christmas decorations and get rid of your Christmas trees.

Wyckoff is requesting residents place their Christmas trees at the curb for collection by the Department of Public Works beginning the week of Jan. 5.

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The tree collection will start in District 1 and proceed through District 8. The second and final round is tentatively scheduled to start on Jan. 12.

Residents may also bring their Christmas trees to the Recycling and Conservation Center on West Main Street between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

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Christmas trees placed at the curb must be free from all ornaments, tree stands, tinsel and other decorations. The trees should not be wrapped in plastic nor placed in plastic bags. The discarded trees are chipped and the chips will be available to Wyckoff residents in the spring at the Recycling/Conservation Center.

Since this is the prime time for snow and the primary responsibility of the DPW during the winter is sanding and plowing Township roads, Christmas tree pickup will be suspended for inclement weather. Christmas trees will not be collected by the regular trash collectors.

After the conclusion of the special collection period, residents must bring discarded trees to the Recycling Center at 475 West Main Street.

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