Hudson County Improvement Authority

This Saturday (6/6), Craig Guy, Hudson County Executive, and the HCIA will be hosting a household hazardous waste collection event at the Municipal Service Complex in Jersey City from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Hudson County residents can bring household hazardous waste, electronics, and tires for recycling. This will be the final HHW Collection Event until the Fall.

Please see our website for a complete list of accepted items:https://www.hcia.org/docs/HHW_2026.pdf

Recycling is important for people of all ages! Through the leadership of Craig Guy, Hudson County Executive, and the HCIA, the Environmental Programs Division offers programs targeting environmental issues for schools and groups throughout Hudson County. These 30-45 minute programs provide participants with a lively and open forum on environmental curriculum, recycling programs, or local clean-up projects. Contact (201) 624-6222, ext. 3239 or [email protected] for more information and to schedule a presentation!

Craig Guy, Hudson County Executive, and the HCIA are hosting a free mobile shredding event at Lincoln Park in Jersey City this Saturday, May 30th, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hudson County residents can safely shred personal documents (a limit of 40 lbs) and bring gently used reusable bags to be cleaned and donated to local food banks. Don’t miss the Spring’s final Mobile Shredding Event until the Fall!

As the unofficial start of Summer is here, make this season an environmentally friendly one! Help keep Hudson County recycling loads clean and remember to only place items that can be recycled curbside in your recycling bin! When in doubt, throw it out!

Join Craig Guy, Hudson County Executive, the County of Hudson, the Hudson TMA and the HCIA for a Learn to Ride a Bike Class on Saturday, June 27th, 11 am to 2 pm at Lincoln Park in Jersey City. Hudson County residents Ages 6 & up are invited to participate in this free and informative class!

Beach season is here! Do your part to help keep the beach and waterways clean for those who enjoy both safe and clean! Leave only your footprints behind!

The unofficial start of Summer is here! Keep the environment in mind and go reusable. Red plastic cups make for a catchy tune but take nearly 50 years to decompose. Make memories, not waste this summer and go reusable!

Last week, Craig Guy, Hudson County Executive, and the County of Hudson hosted a conversation on the County’s proposal to build affordable housing, retail and community near Hudson County Plaza in Jersey City. Join County Executive Guy on Thursday, May 21st at 7 pm at Hudson County Plaza, 257 Cornelison Ave for a conversation on this plan. The HCIA is proud to be working with the County Executive to advance affordable housing opportunities across Hudson County!

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Grilling season is upon us! Empty propane tanks should never be placed in your household garbage or recycling bins. Properly dispose of them at a Hudson County-sponsored Household Hazardous Waste Collection event. Our next HHW Collection will be on Saturday, June 6th, 9 am to 1 pm at the Jersey City Municipal Services Complex, 13-15 Linden Avenue in Jersey City.


https://www.hcia.org/index.php/solid-waste/hhw-collections

Do you know how to dispose of bottle caps and lids properly? If they’re larger than 3 inches, they can go in a recycling bin, and if they’re smaller, they should go in the garbage! Do your part to help keep Hudson County recycling loads clean!