Bloomfield shreds 6.46 tons of residents’ paper at event

BLOOMFIELD, NJ — During Bloomfield’s shredding event on May 8, residents had 6.46 tons of paper shredded and recycled. The township holds shredding events twice a year, in the spring and fall, which affords residents the opportunity to get rid of confidential papers in a safe way at no cost to them. 

“Once again, our Recycling Committee did an outstanding job putting on a shredding event which allowed residents to quickly and easily dispose of important documents,” Mayor Michael Venezia said. “This is a great service that our township will continue to offer and it is always well-attended by the people in our community. Thank you to our DPW, Recycling Committee and recycling coordinator Louise Palagano for all your hard work to make this possible.”

  Bloomfield Department of Public Works, Mayor Michael Venezia