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Just because an item has a recycling symbol, that does not mean it is ok to recycle it. The number on the inside of the symbol tells you what type of plastic it is. In Atlantic County, plastics with the numbers 1, 2, or 5 are good to recycle. 👍 ♻️

Safely dispose of hazardous materials, including oil-based paint, motor oil, fluorescent light bulbs, and rechargeable batteries, at ACUA's Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Offs. Visit acua.com/hhw for a full list of accepted items and more information.

The effluent pumping station is the final stop in the wastewater treatment process before treated wastewater is discharged into the Atlantic Ocean. In this building, the treated effluent is disinfected with sodium hypochlorite.

Few connections rival the bond between a waste collections worker and a child on their route. ACUA Collections Driver Elpidio brightened a resident’s day with a thoughtful gesture. He gifted him a toy trash truck and adorned it with ACUA stickers. 🚛 Thank you, Elpidio!

Antoine began his career in ACUA’s Collections Team and later became an Electrician after completing our Electrical Apprenticeship Program. The program is just one example of how employees can advance their careers at ACUA. Visit acua.com/careers to learn more.

When the stylized photo your phone autogenerates goes kinda hard and you just have to post it.

We were happy the weather cleared so we could enjoy the wind turbines at the ACUA - Atlantic County Utilities Authority Wastewater Treatment Facility during #SEJ2024.

Many batteries contain harmful materials and need to be disposed of correctly. Throwing them in the trash or recycling can cause dangerous fires in collection trucks or recycling centers. Learn about safe battery disposal at acua.com/batteries.

Who said wastewater treatment wasn’t exciting? 💩💧 Enjoy a drone’s eye view of our Wastewater Treatment Plant in AC and check out the process that keeps our waterways clean. 👀

Meka is a member of ACUA's Lab Group and a Stockton University graduate. Meka has been interested in science since she was young and is now working in a career that she loves. Visit acua.com/careers to learn more about careers with ACUA.

Safely dispose of your household hazardous waste on Saturday, June 22, between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m., at our drop-off event. The drop-off is open to Atlantic County residents only and there is no charge. Learn more and see a full list of items accepted at acua.com/hhw.

See how much trash Atlantic County produces in just ONE day! These photos show 1.9 million lbs. of waste from area homes and businesses filling the ACUA transfer station. 🚮 Each night, our landfill team clears out the transfer station and buries all this waste in the landfill.

🌦️ The rain cleared just in time for our Open House Tour today at the Wastewater Treatment Plant! Open House Tours are held every Wednesday in July and August at 12 noon. No reservations required—just arrive a few minutes early. For details, visit: acua.com/oht

Did you know the Wastewater Treatment Plant in Atlantic City cleans 28 million gallons of wastewater every day? Serving 14 municipalities, the process takes 12-16 hours before the water is clean enough to be discharged into the ocean.

A family in Linwood shared these photos with us. Brayden has formed a special bond with Dylan and Alex from our collections team. This week, they surprised him with a remote control collection truck! Thank you, Dylan and Alex, for helping to make Brayden's summer unforgettable.

🌊 Pete understands the importance of clean waterways. As Director of Wastewater Operations for ACUA, he oversees the treatment of 28 million gallons of wastewater each day. This important work allows him to do what he loves most – surf. 🏄‍♂️