A subdivision or land development project changes more than the shape of a parcel. It can affect roads, stormwater, utilities, sewage systems, emergency…
Illegal dumping can turn a roadside, vacant lot, streambank, or wooded area into a public health and environmental concern. Discarded furniture, construction…
Large household items require more planning than ordinary weekly refuse. Furniture, mattresses, appliances, renovation debris, and other oversized materials…
A damaged or missing recycling bin can make a routine collection day inconvenient, especially when loose materials are difficult to contain. Lawrence Township…
A backyard compost pile turns everyday kitchen scraps and yard waste into a dark, crumbly soil amendment. Fruit peels, vegetable trimmings, dry leaves, and…
Lawrence Township’s composting pilot program offers a practical way for residents to divert food scraps and other suitable organic material from the household…
A sewer line clog can begin with something as small as a wad of paper, a buildup of grease, or a tree root finding a crack in an underground pipe. Over time,…
A private well is the homeowner’s responsibility, including routine water quality testing. Clear, odor-free water can still contain bacteria, nitrate, metals,…
A broken water main can release thousands of gallons in a short time, damage pavement, flood yards, interrupt service, and create unsafe driving conditions.…