Documents to Download

Most of these documents will be PDF files.

• Transfer Station Standard Origin and Destination (O&D) Form - Use this for non-homeowner/commercially delivered loads.
• Transfer Station Homeowner Origin and Destination (O&D) Form - Use this for homeowner/non-commercially delivered loads.  This document has a certification at the bottom that the homeowner must sign certifying the load is generated at his/her home; and that no NJDEP registration number will be required for the homeowner to use the transfer stations as a result.
• Transfer Station Standard (Commercial) Account Setup Packet (January 1, 2014)
• Transfer Station Homeowner Account Setup Packet (January 1, 2014)
• Insurance Requirement Flyer as of June 1, 2009.
• Solid Waste and Recycling Requirements for Businesses and Institutions Flyer (April 2014) - This is a general flyer describing disposal and recycling requirements for businesses in Morris County.
• Rules on vehicles that can and canot be used at the transfer statons and when the vehicles require NJDEP decals.
• NJDEP Solid Waste Decals Usage and How to Apply Decals to Vehicles
• Solid Waste and Recycling Requirements for Builders and Contractors Working in Morris County Flyer (May 2013) - This is a general flyer describing disposal and recycling requirements for builders and contractors doing work in Morris County.
• Recycling Inspections to Increase (July 5, 2007) - Letter sent to transfer station customers informing them about an increase in inspections of loads of garbage at the transfer stations with the goal of finding mandated recyclable materials mixed with the garbage.
• Tarp Your Truck Flyer (November 2019) - The NJDEP and the MCMUA require all open-topped vehicles using MCMUA transfer stations to arrive at the sites with tarps securely in place. Failure to be properly tarped while driving to the transfer station is a violation of N.J.A.C.  7:26 3.4(i) and can result in a fine of $2,000.  Likewise, N.J.A.C 3.4(e) requires that trucks not be loaded in excess of their design capacity because that may also generate litter.  A violation of this citation can also result in a $2,000 fine.  Please help us keep our environment clean: Tarp your truck!
• Pool, Spa and Hot Tub Chemical Safety Flyer (Sept. 2008) - Pool chemicals have the potential to cause fires at the transfer stations and/or inside hauling vehicles.  This flyer describes how to look out for and manage pool chemicals safely.
   

Garbage Disposal - Transfer Station Info for Governmental Institutions

• Tipping Fees (cost to dump)
• Vehicle and Insurance Requirements
• Waste Flow Control Requirements
• Transfer Station Operating Procedures and Policy

 

Garbage Disposal - Transfer Station Info for Business

Garbage Disposal and Using the Transfer Stations for the Resident

Q. How is garbage collected in Morris County?

• The MCMUA does not provide garbage collection service for residents. Each town in Morris County is responsible for its own garbage collection system, and the level of service provided by each town varies. Click here to view the MCMUA's town database of municipal solid waste services provided in Morris County. There are three primary systems of garbage collection in Morris County.
   
  1. Some towns use their own municipal employees and equipment to collect garbage;
  2. Some towns contract with garbage haulers to collect the garbage; and
  3. Some towns don't provide any garbage collection at all and rely on each resident to subscribe and pay individually for for garbage collection service with a garbage hauler that services the town.
      
• Regarding apartments and condominiums, some towns provide for the collection of garbage at the multi-family complexes while others do not. You should check with the manager of the complex to determine how your garbage is collected.
• The company collecting garbage is often not the same as the entity collecting recyclables. In the towns where the MCMUA collects recyclables, the garbage haulers will always be different.
• Regardless of who picks up the garbage in each town, all garbage generated in Morris County is required to be disposed of at the MCMUA transfer stations in accordance with the current waste flow requirements of the Morris County Solid Waste Management Plan. Click here for more information regarding waste flow control requirements in Morris County.
   

Q. Can residents use the transfer stations to dispose of their own garbage?

• Residents are allowed to use the MCMUA transfer station for disposing of their own household garbage providing they comply with all rules and requirements related to safety, vehicles and payment options. Click here to read about these requirements, or call 973-829-8585 to ask any questions. If you call us please stay on the phone with a MCMUA representative for as much time as is needed or read our website well enough to understand all the vehicle and waste material restrictions and limitations regarding using the transfer stations. This will prevent misunderstandings and potentially wasted trips to the transfer stations.
• Residents do not need to make appointments to use the transfer stations, as they are available to residents complying with the requirements during normal operating hours. Please note that appointments are required to drop off waste at the MCMUA's permanent household hazardous facility, which is located within the Mount Olive transfer station.
   

Q. What forms of payment are accepted for disposing of waste at the transfer stations?

• Residents - May pay for disposal each time by check and/or credit card without establishing an account or residents can choose to setup a transfer station account to expedite the payment process. Checks cannot be altered or be a temporary check. Additionally, residential transfer station users MUST present a driver's license with their check displaying a Morris County address and the name and address on the driver's license must match what is on the check.
• The transfer stations do not accept cash.
   

• Setting Up A Transfer Station Account
• Tipping Fees (cost to dump)
   

Q. Can any truck be used to dispose of waste at the transfer station?

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  Virtually all types of trucks can be used to transport waste to and dump waste at the transfer stations, but most trucks will be required to have NJDEP decals on them to access the transfer station. The only exception to having an NJDEP decal on your truck is if you are delivering your own waste self-generated in your home and the vehicle is registered with Motor Vehicle Commission as having a gross vehicle weight of 9,000 lbs. or less, and the vehicle does not have commercial plates.

  Click here to read an NJDEP Enforcement Advisory explaining when NJDEP Hauling Decals are required.

• Important: Do not rent any sized vehicle from U-Haul, Lowes, Home Depot, Ryder, etc., and expect to be able to use the transfer stations with them. State law requires that all commercial vehicles and/or vehicles with commercial license plates must have current NJDEP hauling decals on them in order to use the transfer stations. Additionally, any truck over 9,000 gross vehicle weight will not be permitted to dump its load at the transfer station if it does not have the appropriate NJDEP decal on it. Click here for more information about NJDEP decal requirements, or call the NJDEP directly at 609-292-7081.

• In addition, unless the waste you are hauling is self-generated from your own home, you are required to obtain an NJDEP hauling decal to use the transfer stations. This is regardless of the weight of the vehicle.
• Click here for more information regarding vehicle requirements and rules related to NJDEP decals and registration.
   

Q. Must residents comply with all safety requirement while using the transfer station?

• There is a lot of heavy machinery operating at the transfer stations and keeping everyone safe is a priority. Residential customers and all other people must comply with all safety requirements while using the transfer station. This includes wearing a hard hat and reflective vest while emptying your vehicle. Hard hats and safety vests will be lent to residents as they are emptying their vehicles. Additionally, it is recommended that no one wears good shoes because they are bound to get dirty at the transfer stations. For more information, click here to read the the transfer station operating procedures.
   

Q. Can tires be dropped off at the transfer stations?

• Tires are accepted for recycling at the Parsippany-Troy Hills transfer station only. Tires are accepted only on Saturdays. The Mount Olive transfer station is not permitted to accept tires at all. Tires are mandated recyclables in Morris County and cannot be put in the garbage for disposal. Tires are rejected at the transfer stations if found in the garbage.
• At the Parsippany transfer station, car tires are accepted for a fee, (click here for the current price list), with or without rims. This includes small truck tires such as pickup trucks, vans and SUVs.
• Small quantities of tires (12 or fewer) are accepted on Saturday mornings at the Parsippany-Troy Hills transfer station without an appointment. For large quantities of tires (more than 12) you must first call the transfer station at (973) 808-9651 to schedule.
• In addition to the Parsippany transfer station on Saturday mornings, some municipal recycling depots accept tires from residents. Additionally, some private tire recycling facilities operate in New Jersey, typically outside of Morris County. Please contact any facility to confirm drop-off procedures, pricing, etc. prior to delivering tires to them. Click here to view the list of facilities that accept tires.