
Report a Missed Recycling Pickup
Maria Torres · Union County Life
Clark Township is reminding residents that missed recycling pickups can be reported through the township's online services. Whether a street was accidentally overlooked or construction prevented collection trucks from accessing a roadway, residents are encouraged to report the issue.
To report a missed recycling pickup, residents should visit OurClark.com, click "Online Services," and select "Report a Concern." Residents must complete the online form with all requested information so Clark's Recycling Coordinator can notify the hauler and request that the missed collections be addressed.
The township emphasizes that providing complete and accurate details will help communicate the issue to the hauler as quickly as possible.
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FAQ
Q: How do I report a missed recycling pickup?
A: Visit OurClark.com, click "Online Services," and select "Report a Concern." Complete the online form with all requested information.
Q: Who handles my report?
A: Clark's Recycling Coordinator receives the report and notifies the hauler to request the missed collection be addressed.
Q: Why might my recycling not be picked up?
A: Common reasons include a street being accidentally overlooked or construction preventing collection trucks from accessing a roadway.
Q: What information should I include in my report?
A: Provide complete and accurate details so the recycling coordinator can communicate the issue to the hauler as quickly as possible.
Q: How quickly will my issue be addressed?
A: Providing complete information helps the township communicate with the hauler faster. Contact Clark at (732) 388-3600 for status updates.
Q: Is there a phone number to call instead?
A: The online reporting system is the primary method. For additional assistance, call Clark Township at (732) 388-3600.
Q: What if my street is blocked by construction?
A: Report the issue through the online form with details about the construction, and the recycling coordinator will coordinate with the hauler.
Q: Will this delay my next pickup?
A: Reporting missed pickups promptly helps ensure the hauler addresses the issue on the next collection cycle for your area.
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