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Recycling Myths
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Electronics Recycling
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Public Notice - Upper Southampton Township, Board of Supervisors, Public Meeting Schedule 2019
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Attached is the updated version of Mythbusters/Recycling Myths Guide. Please read through it to learn how to properly recycle and reduce contamination. Mythbusters/Recycling Myths
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Effective immediately, the tax collector will no longer accept cash as payment for Township, County & School Real Estate taxes. The tax collector will only accept payment in the form of personal checks, cashiers checks,...
Please be aware of these regulations which are designed to benefit the entire Township. Permits: required for any improvements to your property. These include new buildings and additions to existing structure, including sheds and garages,...
On January 24, 2013, a disposal ban on covered devises went into effect in Pennsylvania, making it illegal to dispose of a covered device (The term includes desktop computers, monitors, laptops, computer peripherals and televisions) with their municipal solid waste. These devices and their components must be properly recycled and may not be taken to, or accepted by, landfills or other solid waste disposal facilities for disposal.
The following recycle centers, retail and non profit outlets recycle electronic items. Other recycling centers will be posted as they become available.
It's best to call ahead to confirm which electronic items are accepted and any fees that apply.
The Bucks County Planning Commission collects electronic items as part of its Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program. Further information may be obtained on their website at http://www.buckscounty.org/government/CommunityServices/PlanningCommission/Recycling.
Other drop off events will be posted as they become available.
The Bucks County Planning Commission newly updated 2018 Recycling Guide