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Fluorescent Lamp Collection Program by SCMUA: Keep Sussex County Bright!

Sussex County Municipal Utilities Authority presents "LIGHTS OUT" Fluorescent Lamp Collection Program. Help protect the environment by disposing of fluorescent lamps properly. Residents and businesses can bring intact lamps to the Convenience Center for collection. Up to 10 lamps can be dropped off at the SCMUA Convenience Center. Larger quantities require information on Universal Waste processing facilities. Compact and other fluorescent bulbs can be taken to Home Depot or Lowe’s at no cost or held for the next Household Hazardous Waste Day. Broken lamps can release mercury and contaminants, so proper disposal is necessary. For more information, call 973-579-6998 or visit www.scmua.org

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Fluorescent Lamp Collection Program by SCMUA: Keep Sussex County Bright!

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  1. Sussex County Municipal Utilities Authority presents: “LIGHTS OUT” Fluorescent Lamp Collection Program Information: 973-579-6998 www.scmua.org Help Keep Fluorescent Lamps out of the Landfill It’s as easy as A B C: All Sussex County residents & businesses Bring intact lamps to the Convenience Center for Collection by ourstaff Fluorescent lamps are considered “Universal Waste” and should be disposed of properly. Up to 10 lamps may be brought to the SCMUA Convenience Center at the Bagged Garbage Area for safe collection. Customers with larger quantities should obtain information from our Main Scale House or Convenience Center for suggested Universal Waste processing facilities. Compact & other fluorescent bulbs can also be brought to any Home Depot or Lowe’s at no cost, or held for the next SCMUA Household Hazardous Waste Day (6/1 & 11/2/13), or properly disposed of at authorized Universal Waste processing facilities. Broken Lamps can release mercury and other contaminates into the air and water

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