Borough of Roselle Park Reminds Residents About Monthly Bulk Waste Collection
UCL Community Desk · Union County Life
Residents of Roselle Park have access to a monthly curbside bulk waste collection service for larger household items that cannot be placed in regular garbage. The borough reminds residents that the service allows eligible households to dispose of items such as furniture, toys, mattresses, doors, and other large items. There is a limit of three items per pickup.
Bulk waste is collected monthly according to which side of the borough residents live on. East Side residents can place items at the curb on the last Friday of each month, while West Side residents should put items out on the last Thursday of each month.
The service is available to residents living in single- to four-family structures. Residents of complexes containing five or more dwelling units can contact the Roselle Park Department of Public Works to inquire about the borough's "a La Carte" pickup service.
Residents are encouraged to check the borough's bulk waste collection calendar and frequently asked questions before placing items at the curb. For additional information, including the collection calendar and answers to frequently asked questions, residents can visit the Borough of Roselle Park website.
This article was produced with AI assistance and reviewed for accuracy against official sources.
Produced with AI assistance and reviewed against source records.
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