
Clark Township Closed for Labor Day, DPW Services Resume Tuesday
Maria Torres · Union County Life
Clark Township municipal offices and administrative departments will be closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day, township officials announced. Regular municipal operations and Department of Public Works collection services will resume on Tuesday following the holiday schedule adjustment.
In observance of the national holiday, the Clark Municipal Building, Department of Public Works administrative offices, and local municipal court facilities will maintain no public office hours. Union County Life confirmed that emergency services, including the Clark Police Department, Fire Department, and Emergency Medical Services, remain fully operational around the clock to serve community safety needs.
The holiday schedule directly impacts local sanitation and recycling pickup routes across the township. Department of Public Works supervisors note that curbside recycling and municipal garbage collections regularly scheduled for Monday will slide forward by one day, with Tuesday collections covering delayed Monday routes.
Residents are reminded to place waste receptacles at the curb no earlier than six o clock in the evening on the night prior to their adjusted collection day. Public works crews request that all garbage cans and recycling bins remain securely covered to maintain neighborhood cleanliness and prevent animal interference.
For police, fire, or medical emergencies during the holiday weekend, residents should dial nine one one immediately. For non-emergency public works inquiries, collection route maps, or municipal service updates, residents can contact the Clark Administrative Building at seven three two three eight eight three six zero zero or visit clarknj.org.
FAQ
Q: Are Clark Township municipal offices open on Labor Day? A: No, all Clark Township administrative offices, public works facilities, and municipal court offices are closed in observance of Labor Day.
Q: How does Labor Day affect trash and recycling pickup in Clark Township? A: Curbside collections regularly scheduled for Monday are delayed by one day, resuming on Tuesday morning following the holiday.
Q: Who should residents contact for non-emergency municipal issues during the holiday? A: Residents can visit clarknj.org for service announcements or contact the main municipal office line at 732-388-3600 to leave a message.
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