- Feature Links
- Convenience Center
Convenience Center
The Convenience Center is open for residents of Hopewell and Greenwich only. Residents can obtain a permit to use the Convenience Center at the Hopewell Township Municipal Building.
Hopewell/Greenwich Convenience Center
539 Trench Road
Bridgeton, NJ 08302
The Convenience Center is open on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Only residents of Hopewell and Greenwich are eligible for permits. There is a limit of two permits per household. Residential property owners who do not live in Hopewell must have their tenants obtain a permit. If there are no tenants, please arrange for a private entity to provide for trash pickup. Businesses are required to recycle and have trash removed from their facility. Commercial vehicles are not eligible for permits. There are no exceptions to these rules.
No construction debris is permitted. Please obtain a dumpster if you are performing renovations or large projects. In addition, no tires, batteries, shingles, chemicals, oil-based paints, or solvents are accepted. They are disposed of through the Cumberland County Improvement Authority Household Waste Days.
Location
Hopewell/Greenwich Convenience Center
539 Trench Road
Bridgeton, NJ 08302
Hours of Operation
The Convenience Center is open on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Am I eligible for a permit?
Only residents of Hopewell and Greenwich are eligible for permits. There is a limit of two permits per household. Residential property owners who do not live in Hopewell must have their tenants obtain a permit. If there are no tenants, please arrange for a private entity to provide for trash pickup. Businesses are required to recycle and have trash removed from their facility. Commercial vehicles are not eligible for permits. There are no exceptions to these rules.
What types of materials are not permitted?
No construction debris is permitted. Please obtain a dumpster if you are performing renovations or large projects. In addition, no tires, batteries, shingles, chemicals, oil-based paints, or solvents are accepted. They are disposed of through the Cumberland County Improvement Authority Household Waste Days.