North Brunswick joins MCIA recycling program, shared service saves tax dollars

MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NJ – North Brunswick Township has recently become the 17^th municipality to join the Middlesex County Improvement Authority’s (MCIA) curbside recycling program. Confronted with a challenging and complex recycling marketplace, the township was facing recycling costs potentially doubling or more as has happened in many municipalities around the state.

“Recycling is our environmental and social responsibility to ensure that we are safeguarding our future on this planet,” said Freeholder Director, Ronald G. Rios. “Scaling our current recycling program provides not only the most seamless process but also crucial tax savings for our residents while helping to become a more sustainable County – this is a win on all fronts.”

North Brunswick Township, Mayor Francis Womack expressed his gratitude to the County stating, “shared services are vital to municipalities as we try to deliver quality services while protecting our taxpayers. North Brunswick is thankful to have the opportunity to join with the Middlesex County Improvement Authority in its efficient and cost-effective curbside recycling program.”

Middlesex County is consistently rated the best for recycling in the State of New Jersey largely due to the MCIA’s shared recycling program. Ongoing education and awareness campaigns have been the driver for the program’s success. Clearly identifying items that can and cannot be recycled has enabled the MCIA to receive the benefit of a stable and lower cost of disposal, which many municipalities cannot obtain on their own.

“During this uncertain recycling market, we are proud to offer our towns fiscal stability while making sure residents continue to recycle wisely,” stated MCIA Executive Director, H. James Polos.