Community Calendar

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ACUA Board Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at 3 p.m. in the Geo Administrative Building (Building 1) located at the ACUA’s Haneman Environmental Park. Meetings are open to the public.

The Board Meeting can be joined virtually. Visit the below link to join:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwlcuyqqjgoGtCkVrBrsWaZY8juyi66qOAq

Accepted items include:

• AC adapters
• All-in-one computers
• Aluminum, brass, light iron and copper
• Audio and video equipment
• Ballasts (non-PCB ‘s)
• Car batteries
• Cash registers
• Cell phones and telephones
• Computer memory
• Computer monitors – CRT or LCD
• Computer periphery and parts
• E-readers
• Game consoles
• Gold clip ends
• Handheld / table mounted scanners
• Hard drives
• Hoverboards
• Keyboards, mice and pc speakers
• Laptop and cell phone batteries
• Lead acid batteries
• Metal – baled or loose
• Microwave ovens
• Motherboards, b, c, tweener and finger boards
• Motors
• MP3 players / ipods
• PC fans and power supplies
• PC scrap and stereos (no wood)
• PC’s – desktop, laptops, tablets, towers
• Plastic – baled or loose
• Police scanners and pagers
• Portable radios
• Printers, copiers, scanners, modems, fax machines
• Rechargeable batteries
• Scales
• Televisions – intact
• Toner cartridges
• Uninterrupted power supply
• Vacuums
• VCR, DVD, blueray, laser disk and cd players
• Wire – all types
• Yokes
  * Household items not containing a compressor

Visit the Atlantic County 4H website for more information.

The electronics are recycled through a NJDEP-certified electronics recycler, Thanks for Being Green, LLC. 

Please contact 609-625-0056 or email ac4hfairgrounds@gmail.com for more information.

The Atlantic Cape May Counties Sustainable Jersey Regional Hub is hosting an event for local green teams to learn about applying for grants. Attendees will hear from experts on how to become "grant ready", how to find funding and how to write a successful proposal. This is a great way to learn how to receive funding for your environmental projects!

Speakers Include:
Kaitlyn Vollmer - Sustainable Jersey
Meghan Wren - NJ Business Action Center
Abbie Tang-Smith - NJDEP
Green Team Representatives
Plus - Atlantic Cape Community College's resources for grant-seekers.

The event is free to attend, but registration is required. Click here to register online.

ACUA is excited to partner with the Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Atlantic County to offer the community monthly Garden Talk meetings in 2023. Talks will be held outdoors in the ACUA Community Garden located next to GEO Administrative Building #1 (the first building on the right). In cold or inclement weather, talks will be brought indoors.

Houseplants are an easy way to brighten up a room and they have lots of other benefits too.  There are so many varieties of plants – some even requiring very little light and moisture, making their care very easy. Learn how to care for houseplants, when to fertilize, and of course, how to propagate plants to share with all of your friends!

Click here to register online for Garden Talks.