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This document outlines the garbage and recycling schedule for the Township of Belleville for the year 2026. It details the collection schedule by zone (A and B) for garbage, bulk waste, and recycling throughout the months of February to January 2027. The schedule also notes holidays that affect garbage collection, as well as important notices regarding property maintenance, health regulations, and building codes.

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--- Document: Recycling & Garbage Schedule Document ---
Garbage & Recycling Schedule
2026




Not Sure What Zone You’re in? Go to www.BellevilleNJ.org/WhatsMyZone
ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
F E B R U a r y  2 0 2 6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
 
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
1st Quarter Taxes Due 
There is a 10-day grace period.
Special Primary Election for 
Congressional District 11 
Zoning Meeting 
6:00 PM
.
Council Meeting 
12:30 PM
Planning Board Meeting 
6:30 PM 
*LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY 
Town Hall Closed 
Regular Garbage Pick-up
WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY 
Town Hall Closed 
Regular Garbage Pick-up
Rent Leveling Board 
Meeting 6:00 PM
Historic Preservation 
Commission Meeting 
6:30 PM
Dominican Republic Flag 
Raising at Town Hall
Council Meeting 
6:00 PM




Not Sure What Zone You’re in? Go to www.BellevilleNJ.org/WhatsMyZone
ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
M A R C H  2 0 2 6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
 
 
 
 
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
Zoning Meeting 
6:00 PM
Irish Flag Raising  
at Town Hall
.
Council Meeting 
12:30 PM
Planning Board Meeting 
6:30 PM 
Rent Leveling Board 
Meeting 6:00 PM
Historic Preservation 
Commission Meeting 
6:30 PM
Council Meeting 
6:00 PM
Easter Egg Hunt  
at School #7




Not Sure What Zone You’re in? Go to www.BellevilleNJ.org/WhatsMyZone
ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
A P R I L  2 0 2 6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
 
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
 
 
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
Zoning Meeting 
6:00 PM
GOOD FRIDAY 
Town Hall Closed 
Regular Garbage Pick-up
EASTER 
Council Meeting 
12:30 PM
Planning Board Meeting 
6:30 PM
Rent Leveling Board 
Meeting 6:00 PM
Special General  
Election for  
Congressional District 11 
Historic Preservation 
Commission Meeting 
6:30 PM
Shred Day  
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM 
at the Senior Center
Earth Day Farmer’s Market 
& Vendors
Council Meeting 
6:00 PM




Not Sure What Zone You’re in? Go to www.BellevilleNJ.org/WhatsMyZone
ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
M A y  2 0 2 6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
 
 
 
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
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25
26
27
28
29
30
31
 
 
 
 
 
 
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
2nd Quarter Taxes Due 
There is a 10-day grace period. 
Zoning Meeting 
6:00 PM
Mother’s Day -  
Bouquet Event at School #7
MOTHER’S DAY
Non-Partisan Election
Council Meeting 
12:30 PM
Planning Board Meeting 
6:30 PM
Rent Leveling Board 
Meeting 6:00 PM
Historic Preservation 
Commission Meeting 
6:30 PM
MEMORIAL DAY 
Memorial Day Ceremony  
Town Hall Closed 
NO GARBAGE PICK-UP
Council Meeting 
6:00 PM




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ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
J U N E  2 0 2 6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
 
 
 
 
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
Primary Election
Zoning Meeting 
6:00 PM
Council Meeting 
12:30 PM
Planning Board Meeting 
6:30 PM
Rent Leveling Board 
Meeting 6:00 PM
Historic Preservation 
Commission Meeting 
6:30 PM
Father’s Day Event -  
FIFA Day at BHS
FATHER’S DAY 
Council Meeting 
6:00 PM




Not Sure What Zone You’re in? Go to www.BellevilleNJ.org/WhatsMyZone
ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
J U L y  2 0 2 6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
 
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
 
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
Reorganization Meeting  
12 Noon
Zoning Meeting 
6:00 PM
INDEPENDENCE DAY 
OBSERVED 
Town Hall Closed 
NO GARBAGE PICK-UP
Fourth of July Festival  
at BHS
Council Meeting 
12:30 PM
Planning Board Meeting 
6:30 PM
Summer Concert/Movie Series
Rent Leveling Board 
Meeting 6:00 PM
Historic Preservation 
Commission Meeting 
6:30 PM
Summer Concert/Movie Series
Summer Concert/Movie Series
Council Meeting 
6:00 PM
Summer Concert/Movie Series




Not Sure What Zone You’re in? Go to www.BellevilleNJ.org/WhatsMyZone
ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
A U G U S T  2 0 2 6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
 
 
 
 
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
 
 
 
 
 
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
3rd Quarter Taxes Due 
There is a 10-day grace period.
Zoning Meeting 
6:00 PM
Summer Concert/Movie Series
Council Meeting 
12:30 PM
Planning Board  
Meeting 6:30 PM
Summer Concert/Movie Series
Rent Leveling Board 
Meeting 6:00 PM
Historic Preservation  
Commission 
Meeting 6:30 PM
Summer Concert/Movie Series
Council Meeting 
6:00 PM
Final Summer concert Series  
+ Fireworks at BHS




Not Sure What Zone You’re in? Go to www.BellevilleNJ.org/WhatsMyZone
ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
S E P T E M B E R  2 0 2 6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
 
 
 
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
Zoning Meeting 
6:00 PM
LABOR DAY 
Town Hall Closed 
NO GARBAGE PICK-UP
Council Meeting 
12:30 PM
Planning Board Meeting 
6:30 PM
9/11 Ceremony at 911 Park
Shred Day 
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM 
at the Senior Center
Rent Leveling Board 
Meeting 6:00 PM
Historic Preservation 
Commission Meeting 
6:30 PM
Softball Tournament
Puerto Rican Flag Raising
Council Meeting 
6:00 PM
Hispanic Heritage & 
Farmer’s Market at BHS




Not Sure What Zone You’re in? Go to www.BellevilleNJ.org/WhatsMyZone
ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
O C T O B E R  2 0 2 6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
 
 
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
Zoning Meeting 
6:00 PM
Food Truck Festival
Town Wide Garage Sale
Town Wide Garage Sale
Planning Board Meeting 
6:30 PM
Cuban Flag Raising
Columbus Day Flag Raising 
COLUMBUS DAY 
Town Hall Closed 
Regular Garbage Pick-up
Council Meeting 
12:30 PM
Historic Preservation 
Commission Meeting 
6:30 PM
Rent Leveling Board 
Meeting 6:00 PM
Halloween Spooktacular 
Day & Night at BHS
Council Meeting 
6:00 PM




Not Sure What Zone You’re in? Go to www.BellevilleNJ.org/WhatsMyZone
ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
N O V E M B E R  2 0 2 6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
 
 
 
 
 
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
4th Quarter Taxes Due 
10 Day Grace Period-All current open 
charges must be paid by Nov 10th. 
After the 10th, accelerated tax/water 
sale is created. Water/Tax sale is in 
December, date TBA.
ELECTION DAY 
Town Hall Closed 
Regular Garbage Pick-up 
Zoning Meeting 
6:00 PM
Veterans 5K Race & Parade 
at Whiskey Priest
VETERAN’S DAY 
Town Hall Closed 
Regular Garbage Pick-up 
Planning Board Meeting 
6:30 PM
Rent Leveling Board 
Meeting 6:00 PM
Historic Preservation 
Commission Meeting 
6:30 PM
Council Meeting 
6:00 PM
THANKSGIVING DAY 
Town Hall Closed 
NO GARBAGE PICK-UP
DAY AFTER 
THANKSGIVING 
Town Hall Closed 
Regular Garbage Pick-up




Not Sure What Zone You’re in? Go to www.BellevilleNJ.org/WhatsMyZone
ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
D E C E M B E R  2 0 2 6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
 
 
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
Zoning Meeting 
6:00 PM
Christmas Tree Lighting & 
Shoppe at BHS
Town Wide-Christmas 
Decorating Contest
Town Wide-Christmas 
Decorating Contest
Council Meeting 
12:30 PM 
Town Wide-Christmas 
Decorating Contest
Planning Board Meeting 
6:30 PM
Town Wide-Christmas 
Decorating Contest
Town Wide-Christmas 
Decorating Contest
Rent Leveling Board 
Meeting 6:00 PM
Historic Preservation 
Commission Meeting 
6:30 PM
Council Meeting 
6:00 PM
 
**CHRISTMAS EVE 
Town Hall Half Day 
REGULAR GARBAGE PICK-UP
CHRISTMAS DAY 
Town Hall Closed 
NO GARBAGE PICK-UP
**NEW YEARS EVE 
Town Hall Half Day 
REGULAR GARAGE PICK-UP




Not Sure What Zone You’re in? Go to www.BellevilleNJ.org/WhatsMyZone
ZONE A
GARBAGE
ZONE B
GARBAGE
ZONE A
GARBAGE/BULK
TOWNWIDE
RECYCLING
ZONE B
GARBAGE/BULK
J A N U A R Y  2 0 2 7
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
 
 
 
 
 
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
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24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
 
 
 
 
 
 
*Day off in Observance of holiday. **Half day before Christmas and New Year for Municipal Employees only.
NEW YEAR’S DAY 
Town Hall Closed 
NO GARBAGE PICK-UP
 
MARTIN LUTHER KING 
Town Hall Closed 
Regular Garbage Pick-up


LEAF & BRUSH PICK UP ZONES


Leaf and Brush Pick-Up Zones
Zone 1 – Monday
Acme Street
Alva Street
Arthur Street
Belleville Avenue # 581-734
Bellevue Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Bloomfield Avenue
Brighton Avenue
Brook Street
Canella Court
Copper Place
Cross Street
Cuozzo Street
Davenport Avenue
Elena Place
Eugene Place
Florence Avenue
Forest Avenue
Franklin Street
Franklin Avenue # 155-223
Frederick Street
Harrison Street
Heckel Street
Hewitt Avenue
Highland Avenue
Honiss Street
Jeraldo Street
Kimball Street
Lake Street
Lavergne Street
Lawrence Street
Magnolia Street
Maple Avenue
Mill Street # 616-753
Montgomery Place
Naples Avenue
Newark Avenue
Newcombe Street
No. Ninth Street
No. Seventh Street
No. Tenth Street
No. Eighth Street
No. Eleventh Street
Oakwood Avenue
Ogden Road
Park Place
Pleasant Avenue
Rhode Place
Rocco Street
Salter Place
Sanford Avenue
Smallwood Avenue
Stevens Road
Wallace Street
Watchung Avenue
Watsessing Avenue
Zone 2 – Tuesday
Arthur Street
Audrey Court
Baldwin Place
Barnett Lane
Belleview Court
Belleville Avenue # 396-504
Berkeley Avenue
Bernice Road
Carolyn Road
Carpenter Street
N & S Carpenter Terrace
Celia Court
Celia Terrace
Center Street
Charles Street
Chestnut Street
Continental Avenue
Cottage Street
Crestwood Avenue
Cunningham Court
Dawson Street
Delavan Avenue
Delia Terrace
DeLuca Road
Dorothea Terrace
Fairview Place
Fairway Avenue
Fairway Court
Franklin Avenue # 235-567
Freedom Lane
Garden Avenue
Gregory Terrace
Grove Street
Hamilton Street
Harvard Place
Hero Way
Hickory Court
Hill Street
Hilton Street
Hoover Avenue
Hunkele Street
Irving Street
Jefferson Street
Jerome Court
Jerome Avenue
Joralemon Street # 428-858
King Place
Liberty Avenue
Ligham Street
Louise Court
Madison Street
Maple Street
Marion Court
May Street
Melwex Street
Memorial Drive
Minker Place
Morse Place
Overhill Road
Passaic Avenue between
Joralemon Street and May Street
Plenge Drive
Princeton Terrace
Riverdale Avenue
Rutan Road
So. Wilber Street
Springer Street
Suzanne Court
Sycamore Drive
Walnut Street
Wilber Street
Yale Terrace
Zone 3 – Wednesday
Adelaide Street
Austin Street
Belle Terrace
Belleville Avenue # 228-382
Belmohr Street
Beverly Court
Branch Brook Drive
Campbell Avenue # 41-72
Cedar Hill Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Crescent Terrace
Division Avenue # 158-355
Elmwood Avenue
Emmet Street
Entwistle Avenue
Federal Street
Forest Street
Gless Avenue
Greylock Parkway # 220-519
Greylock Place
Harvard Street
Holmes Street # 252-420
Jannarone Street
Joralemon Street # 253-420
Laurel Court
Leslie Terrace
Little Street # 330-365
Maier Street
Malone Avenue # 156-235
Mary Street
Meacham Street
Memphis Avenue
Mertz Avenue
Mitchell Street
Moore Place
Mt. Prospect Avenue
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
New Street
Newark Place
Nolton Street
Overlook Avenue # 168-239
Park Street
Parkside Drive
Parkview Avenue
Passaic Avenue # 31-227
Perry Street
Preston Street
Reservoir Place
Sunset Avenue
Tappan Avenue # 157-192
Tiona Avenue
Tremont Avenue
Union Avenue odd #’s 1-679
Van Reyper Place
William Street # 255-291
Wilson Place
Zone 4 – Thursday
Academy Street # 9-96
Bayard Street
Bella Vista Avenue
Belleville Avenue # 17-2
Bridge Street
Church Terrace
Clark Terrace
Cleveland Street
Clinton Street
Cortlandt Street
Davidson Street
Dow Street
East Overlook Avenue
Essex Street # 1-6
Greenwich Street
Greylock Avenue
Holmes Street # 1-79
Howard Place
Joralemon Street # 33-149
Kidde Place
Little Street # 33-149
Main Street
Mill Street # 68-250
Quinton Street
Railroad Place
Ralph Street
Raymond Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Rutgers Street # 1-86
Schuyler Street
Smith Street
Stephens Street
Terrace Place
Terry Street
Union Terrace
Union Avenue # 12-102 even
Valley Street
Van Rensselear Street
Washington Avenue even #’s 2-740
odd #’s 1-149
Washington Street
William Street # 14-244
Wilson Place
Zone 5 – Friday
Academy Street # 126-151
Agnes Street
Beech Street
Belleville Avenue # 105-223
Bell Street
Berton Place
Birchwood Drive
Bremond Street
Campbell Avenue # 9-24
Carmer Avenue
Clearman Place
Crest Drive
Cross Place
Dewitt Avenue
Division Avenue # 8-132
Essex Street # 12-56
Floyd Street
Greylock Parkway # 169-321
High Street
Holmes Street # 150-240
Hornblower Avenue
Joralemon Street # 130-239
Kathryn Street
King Street
Lincoln Terrace
Linden Avenue
Little Street # 178-306
Lloyd Place
Malone Avenue # 9-133
Oak Street
Overlook Avenue # 2-146
Prospect Place
Prospect Street
Rossmore Place
Rutgers Street # 120-170
Rutgers Court
St. Mary’s Place
Tappan Avenue # 15-132
Union Avenue # 112-680 even
Van Houten Place
Washington Avenue # 151-745 odd
White Oak Terrace


Academy Street 7-96
Acme Street
Alva Street
Arthur Avenue
Arthur Street
Baldwin Place
Barnett Lane
Bayard Street
Bella Vista Avenue
Belleview Court
Belleville Avenue 15-57
Belleville Avenue 350-736
Bellevue Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Berkeley Avenue
Berton Place
Bloomfield Avenue
Branchbrook Drive
Brighton Avenue
Brook Street
Canella Court
Carmer Avenue
Carpenter Street
N & S Carpenter Terrace
Celia Court
Celia Terrace
Center Street
Charles Street
Cleveland Street 7-11
Continental Avenue
Copper Place
Cortlandt Street
Cottage Street
Crescent Terrace
Cross Place
Cross Street
Cunningham Court
Cuozzo Street
Davenport Avenue
Davidson Street
Dawson Street
Delavan Avenue
Delia Terrace
DeLuca Road
Dewitt Avenue 2-281
Division Avenue 6-136
Elena Place
Essex Street 1-4
Eugene Place
Fairview Place
Fairway Avenue
Fairway Court
Florence Avenue
Floyd Street 12-41
Forest Avenue
Franklin Street
Franklin Avenue
Frederick Street
Freedom Lane
Garden Avenue
Greenwich Street
Greylock Avenue
Hamilton Street
Harrison Street
Heckel Street
Hero Way
Hewitt Avenue
Highland Avenue
Holmes Street 2-89
Honiss Street
Hornblower Avenue 44-287
Hunkele Street
Irving Street
Jeraldo Street
Jerome Avenue
Joralemon Street 19-81
Joralemon Street 133-727 
(Odd)
Kidde Place
Kimball Street
King Place
King Street
Lake Street
Laurel Court
Lavergne Street
Lawrence Street
Linden Avenue 11-109
Little Street 33-152
Magnolia Street
Maier Street
Main Street
Maioran Place
Malone Avenue 9-120
Maple Avenue
Marion Court
May Street
Memorial Street
Mill Street 20-77
Minker Place
Montgomery Place
Montgomery Street
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Naples Avenue
Newark Avenue
Newcombe Street
No. Seventh Street
No. Eighth Street
No. Ninth Street
No. Tenth Street
No. Eleventh Street
Oakwood Avenue
Ogden Road
Overhill Road
Park Place
Parkview Avenue
E.Passaic Avenue 5-8
Perry Street
Pleasant Avenue
Quinton Street
Ralph Street
Raymond Street
Rhode Place
Riverdale Avenue
Rocco Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Rutgers Street 15-97
Salter Place
Sanford Avenue
Schuyler Street
Smallwood Avenue
So. Wilber Street
Springer Street
Stephens Street
Stevens Road
St. Marys Place
Tappan Avenue 15-118
Terrace Place
Terry Street
Valley Street
Wallace Street
Walnut Street
Watchung Avenue
Watsessing Avenue
Zone A
Monday - Thursday Pick-Up | Thursday Bulk Pick-Up
Garbage Pick-Up Zones – ZONE A


Academy Street 125-164
Adelaide Street
Agnes Street
Audrey Court
Austin Street
Beech Street
Bell Street
Bell Oak Lane
Belle Terrace
Belleville Avenue 64-344
Belmohr Street
Bernice Road
Beverly Court
Birchwood Drive
Bremond Street
Bridge Street
Campbell Avenue
Carolyn Road
Cedar Hill Avenue
Chestnut Street
Church Terrace
Clark Terrace
Clearman Place
Cleveland Street 43-80
Clinton Street
Columbus Avenue
Crest Drive
Crestwood Avenue
Dewitt Avenue 328-493
Division Avenue 158-355
Dorothea Terrace
Dow Street
East Overlook Avenue
Emmet Street
Elmwood Avenue
Entwistle Avenue
Essex Street 12-56
Federal Street
Floyd Street 46-226
Forest Street
Gless Avenue
Gregory Terrace
Greylock Place
Greylock Parkway
Grove Street
Harvard Place
Harvard Street
Hickory Court
High Street
Hill Street
Hilton Street
Holmes Street 91-301
Hoover Avenue
Hornblower Avenue 2-215
Howard Place
Jannarone Street
Jefferson Street
Joralemon Street 82-850 
(Even)
Kathryn Street
Leslie Terrace
Liberty Avenue
Ligham Street
Lincoln Terrace
Linden Avenue 125-295
Little Street 179-365
Lloyd Place
Louise Court
Madison Street
Malone Avenue 121-235
Maple Street
Mary Street
Meacham Street
Melwex Street
Memphis Avenue
Mertz Avenue
Mill Street 80-557
Mitchell Street
Moore Place
Morse Place
Mt. Prospect Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
New Street
Newark Place
Nolton Street
Oak Street
Overlook Avenue
Park Street
Parkside Drive
Passaic Avenue 31-227
Plenge Drive
Preston Street
Princeton Terrace
Prospect Place
Prospect Street
Railroad Place
Reservoir Place
Rossmore Place
Rutan Road
Rutgers Street 115-150
Rutgers Court
Smith Street
So. Wilber Street
Sunset Avenue
Suzanne Court
Sycamore Drive
Tappan Avenue 121-192
Tiona Avenue
Tremont Avenue
Union Avenue
Union Terrace
Van Houten Place
Van Rensselear Street
Van Reyper Place
Washington Avenue
Washington Street
White Oak Terrace
William Street 56-291
Wilson Place
Yale Terrace
Zone B
Tuesday - Friday Pick-Up | Friday Bulk Pick-Up
Garbage Pick-Up Zones – ZONE B


Important notices from the Township of Belleville:
It is the Administration’s goal to help keep our property owners and tenants alike informed of programs, best practices and rules of the Township. This will help residents take advantage of services, 
avoid fines and ensure that our neighborhoods are clean, safe and desirable places for all. Below is a list of common things residents should know. Violating these could result in monetary fines 
(additional fines each day as the violation persists), impounding vehicles or property liens.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT NOTICE
 
■Place ALL garbage in receptacles with tight fitting lids.
 
■Bird feeders MUST be spill resistant and elevated.
 
■Food for Feral cats can be left out for a MAX of 30 minutes.
 
■Do not feed all other wildlife.
 
■Maintain grass at 10 inches or below in height.
CLERK
 
■Contact the Township Clerk for details on our $22,000 forgivable 
grant program for home improvement. Available to income qualifying 
homeowners.
 
■Contact the Township Clerk for Voter Registration.
TAX & WATER
 
■5-year Tax Abatements available for property owners who are looking to 
renovate and invest in their properties. Please contact the Tax Assessor 
for additional information.
 
■Tax & Water bills are due quarterly, regardless of whether a paper bill 
is received in the mail. If bills are not current by November 10th each 
year, outstanding balances will be subject to tax sale & lien.
POLICE
 
■It is unlawful to park damaged or unregistered vehicles/ trailers on 
public streets or residential property.
 
■Curfew for minors under the age of 17, without adult supervision, is 
11pm (Sunday - Thursday) and midnight (Friday – Saturday).
 
■It is unlawful for any motor vehicle to be continuously parked on a 
public street or property for more than 48 hours, is unregistered, or 
damaged/ inoperable.
 
■It is unlawful to park a commercial vehicle or trailer on a public street or 
property between the hours of 9pm and 6am every day.
 
■Be mindful of music and noise generated from your property. Local 
ordinance requires all sound levels to be reduced after 10pm and until 
7am the next morning, especially those generated outdoors. It is best 
practice to turn off outdoor music by 10pm at night.
 
■Be mindful when parking on the street not to block private driveways, 
keep a distance of 20 feet from a corner, 50 feet from a stop sign and 
10 feet from a fire hydrant.
 
■It is unlawful to double park anywhere in the township. This is a safety 
risk and will be strictly enforced.
BUILDING & CODE DEPARTMENT
 
■Planning to rent your home or apartment? - Rental inspections are 
required each time an apartment or home is rented to a new tenant. 
Failing to obtain a rental inspection could result in fines, trouble evicting 
tenants and complications with registering children in the school district.
 
■Planning to sell your home? - A Resale Certificate is required. The best 
practice is to obtain this before securing a buyer. Not doing so could 
delay the sale and result in fines.
 
■Know the limits on how many people may occupy an apartment or 
home. Overcrowding creates unsafe living conditions and could result 
in fines. Contact the Code Department for more information.
 
■Commercial vehicles, trailers, & boats are not permitted to be stored 
in front yard driveways. Boats & commercial vehicles/ trailers (under ½ 
ton cap.) are permitted in the side yards (behind the front of the house).
 
■Vehicles may not be parked on a residential lawn.
 
■Planning a renovation project, installing HVAC/ water heaters, or 
redoing a driveway/ yard project – always check with the code 
department if a permit is needed. Work without permits could result in 
fines, costly repairs and delays in the sale of homes.
RECREATION
 
■All publicly owned parks and playgrounds open ½ hour before sunrise 
and close ½ hour after sunset throughout the year. Please respect 
other parkgoers and follow all the rules listed at park entrances. 
Accessing these facilities after closing hours or breaking park rules 
could result in fines.
 
■Create an account on CommunityPass to register for all recreation 
activities. 
 
■Online registration is available 24/7 during the registration period.  
 
■If you don’t have internet access, you can register in person Monday 
through Friday during business hours.  
 
■Volunteers are essential to the success of our recreation programs. 
Parents interested in coaching and students seeking community 
service hours are encouraged to get involved and assist with activities 
and events.
 
■Be sure to register before the activity deadline to avoid late fees. 
Please note that some activities may move to a waitlist before 
registration closes.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Bulk pick-up is the second collection day of the week. Note the following:
 
■Do not put out more than 2 – 3 bulk items. Additional will not be  
picked up.
 
■Mattresses and box springs must be wrapped in plastic.  
Will not be picked up otherwise.
 
■Rugs must be cut into 4ft lengths and tied up.
 
■Furniture not made of metal (couches, chairs, dressers) will be  
picked up
 
■Toilet Bowls cannot be broken into pieces
 
■Construction and building materials will not be picked up.
 
■Metal, appliances, electronics, tires and all other items – MUST call to 
schedule pick up.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Always practice the following safety precautions when using heaters:
 
■Keep anything that can burn at least 3ft from heating equipment
 
■Never use your oven to heat your home
 
■Have heating equipment and chimneys cleaned and inspected  
every year.
 
■Turn portable heaters off when leaving a room or going to bed.
 
■Test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms at least once a month.
ILLEGAL APARTMENTS/ BOARDING HOUSES
 
■It is illegal to create or rent a separate dwelling unit/space (beyond 
what is legally permitted) within your home or building if you did not first 
receive approval from the Township. Creating units or sleeping quarters 
in your attic or basement are also illegal without permits.
 
■Violating this ordinance is a safety hazard and could result in fines of 
up to $2,000 each and every day the violation exists, or imprisonment/ 
community service for a term not to exceed ninety days. The owner 
will also be responsible to return any security deposit held and for 
relocation assistance of up to six (6) months’ rent of the displaced 
tenant.
 
■Renting out bedrooms in your home could result in overcrowding and 
other unsafe, illegal conditions which will trigger similar fines.
 
■Always check with the township before renting or making alterations 
to your property. If you are aware of anyone creating the above-
mentioned conditions, please report it to the Township Building & Code 
Department.
ENROLLMENT OF A NONRESIDENT STUDENT  
IN THE BELLEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
 
■It is illegal for any person to assist, aid, abet, allow, permit, suffer or 
encourage a student to register in the Belleville School District where 
the student is ineligible to attend.
 
■It is illegal for any person to knowingly permit his or her name, 
address or other residence-designating document to be utilized in the 
registration or enrollment of any nonresident student in the Belleville 
School District
 
■Violating this section will result, upon conviction, in restitution to the 
Township of Belleville, Board of Education for all costs associated with 
tuition, investigation and attorney expenses incurred. A separate fine of 
$1,250 will also be imposed. Restitution costs ordered to be repaid by 
the Municipal Court shall be converted into a lien against the property 
of the offending party.
 
■If you are aware of anyone creating the above-mentioned conditions, 
please report it to the Township Police Department and the Board of 
Education’s Department of Central Registration.


Avisos importantes del municipio de Belleville:
Es el objetivo de la Administración ayudar a mantener informados a nuestros propietarios de viviendas y arrendatarios sobre programas, mejores prácticas y normas del municipio. Esto ayudará a los 
residentes a aprovechar los servicios, evitar multas y garantizar que nuestros vecindarios sean lugares limpios, seguros y deseables para todos. A continuación se presenta una lista de cosas comunes que 
los residentes deben saber. Violarlas podría resultar en multas monetarias (multas adicionales por cada día que persista la violación), incautación de vehículos o gravámenes sobre propiedades.
AVISO DEL DEPARTAMENTO DE SALUD
 
■Coloque toda la basura en recipientes con tapas ajustadas.
 
■Los comederos para aves deben ser resistentes a derrames y elevados.
 
■La comida para gatos ferales puede dejarse afuera por un máximo de  
30 minutos.
 
■No alimente a ningún otro tipo de fauna.
 
■Mantenga el césped a 10 pulgadas o menos de altura.
OFFICINA DE SECRETARIOS
 
■Contacte la Officina de Secretarios del Municipio para detalles sobre nuestro 
programa de subvenciones perdonables de $22,000 para la mejora de 
viviendas. Disponible para propietarios de viviendas que califiquen según  
sus ingresos.
 
■Contacte la Officina de Secretarios del Municipio para el Registro de Votantes.
IMPUESTOS Y AGUA
 
■Disponibles desgravaciones fiscales por 5 años para propietarios de 
propiedades que deseen renovar e invertir en sus propiedades. Comuníquese 
con el Asesor Fiscal para más información.
 
■Los recibos de impuestos y agua se deben pagar trimestralmente, 
independientemente de si se recibe una factura de papel por correo. Si la 
factura no están al corriente antes del 10 de noviembre de cada año, los saldos 
pendientes estarán sujetos a venta de impuestos y gravamen.
POLICÍA
 
■Es ilegal estacionar vehículos/trailers dañados o no registrados en calles 
públicas o propiedades residenciales.
 
■El toque de queda para menores de 17 años, sin supervisión adulta, es a las  
11 p.m. (de domingo a jueves) y medianoche (viernes y sábado).
 
■Es ilegal que cualquier vehículo motorizado esté estacionado de forma continua 
en una calle o propiedad pública por más de 48 horas, si no está registrado o 
dañado/no operativo.
 
■Es ilegal estacionar un vehículo comercial o trailer en una calle o propiedad 
pública entre las 9 p.m. y las 6 a.m. todos los días.
 
■Sea consciente de la música y ruidos generados desde su propiedad. La 
ordenanza local requiere que todos los niveles de sonido se reduzcan después 
de las 10 p.m. y hasta las 7 a.m. del día siguiente, especialmente los generados 
al aire libre. Es una buena práctica apagar la música exterior antes de las  
10 p.m.
 
■Sea consciente al estacionar en la calle de no bloquear los accesos privados, 
mantenga una distancia de 20 pies de una esquina, 50 pies de una señal de 
alto y 10 pies de una hidrante de incendios.
 
■Es ilegal estacionarse en doble fila en cualquier lugar del municipio. Esto 
representa un riesgo para la seguridad y se aplicará estrictamente.
DEPARTAMENTO DE CONSTRUCCION Y CÓDIGO
 
■¿Planea alquilar su casa o apartamento? – Se requieren inspecciones de 
alquiler cada vez que un apartamento o casa se alquila a un nuevo inquilino.  
No obtener una inspección de alquiler podría resultar en multas, problemas para 
desalojar inquilinos y complicaciones para registrar a niños en el distrito escolar.
 
■¿Planea vender su casa? – Se requiere un Certificado de Reventa. La mejor 
práctica es obtenerlo antes de asegurar un comprador. No hacerlo podría 
demorar la venta y resultar en multas.
 
■Conozca los límites de cuántas personas pueden ocupar un apartamento o 
casa. El hacinamiento crea condiciones de vida inseguras y podría resultar en 
multas. Contacte al Departamento de Códigos para más información.
 
■No se permite almacenar vehículos comerciales, trailers y botes en los accesos 
de los patios delanteros. Los botes y vehículos comerciales/trailers (con 
capacidad inferior a ½ tonelada) están permitidos en los patios traseros (detrás 
de la parte frontal de la casa).
 
■No se permite estacionar vehículos sobre el césped residencial.
 
■¿Está planeando un proyecto de renovación, instalar un sistema de HVAC/
calentadores de agua o rehacer un camino de entrada/proyecto en el patio? – 
Siempre consulte con el Departamento de Códigos si se necesita un permiso. 
Trabajos sin permisos podrían resultar en multas, reparaciones costosas y 
retrasos en la venta de la vivienda.
RECREACIÓN
 
■Todos los parques y áreas recreativas de propiedad pública abren media hora 
antes del amanecer y cierran media hora después del atardecer durante todo el 
año. Respete a los demás usuarios del parque y siga todas las reglas indicadas 
en las entradas del parque. Acceder a estas instalaciones después del horario 
de cierre o romper las reglas del parque podría resultar en multas.
 
■Cree una cuenta en CommunityPass para registrarse en todas las actividades 
recreativas.
 
■El registro en línea está disponible 24/7 durante el período de inscripción.
 
■Si no tiene acceso a Internet, puede registrarse en persona de lunes a viernes 
durante el horario comercial.
 
■Los voluntarios son esenciales para el éxito de nuestros programas recreativos. 
Se alienta a los padres interesados en entrenar y a los estudiantes que buscan 
horas de servicio comunitario a involucrarse y ayudar con las actividades  
y eventos.
 
■Asegúrese de registrarse antes de la fecha límite para evitar tarifas adicionales. 
Tenga en cuenta que algunas actividades pueden pasar a una lista de espera 
antes de que se cierre el registro.
DEPARTAMENTO DE OBRAS PÚBLICAS 
La recolección de artículos voluminosos es el segundo día de recolección de la 
semana. Tenga en cuenta lo siguiente:
 
■No ponga más de 2-3 artículos voluminosos. Los adicionales no  
serán recogidos.
 
■Los colchones y los somieres deben estar envueltos en plástico. 
No serán recogidos de otra manera.
 
■Las alfombras deben cortarse en trozos de 4 pies de largo y atarse.
 
■Los muebles que no sean de metal (sofás, sillas, cómodas) serán recogidos.
 
■Los inodoros no pueden ser rotos en pedazos.
 
■No se recogerán materiales de construcción y edificaciones.
 
■Metal, electrodomésticos, electrónicos, llantas y otros artículos – DEBE llamar 
para programar la recolección.
DEPARTAMENTO DE BOMBEROS 
Siempre practique las siguientes precauciones de seguridad cuando use calefactores:
 
■Mantenga todo lo que se pueda quemar al menos a 3 pies de los equipos  
de calefacción.
 
■Nunca use su horno para calentar su hogar.
 
■Haga limpiar e inspeccionar los equipos de calefacción y chimeneas cada año.
 
■Apague los calefactores portátiles cuando salga de una habitación o se acueste.
 
■Pruebe las alarmas de humo y monóxido de carbono al menos una vez al mes.
APARTAMENTOS ILEGALES/CASA DE HUESPEDES
 
■Es ilegal crear o alquilar una unidad de vivienda/espacio separado (más allá de 
lo legalmente permitido) dentro de su casa o edificio si no ha recibido primero 
la aprobación del Municipio. Crear unidades o cuartos para dormir en el ático o 
sótano también es ilegal sin permisos.
 
■Violar esta ordenanza es un riesgo para la seguridad y podría resultar en 
multas de hasta $2,000 por cada día que persista la violación, o prisión/servicio 
comunitario por un período que no exceda los noventa días. El propietario 
también será responsable de devolver cualquier depósito de seguridad retenido 
y de asistir con el reubicamiento hasta por seis (6) meses de alquiler del 
inquilino desplazado.
 
■Alquilar habitaciones en su casa podría resultar en sobrepoblacion y otras 
condiciones ilegales e inseguras, lo que generará multas similares.
 
■Siempre consulte con el municipio antes de alquilar o hacer alteraciones 
en su propiedad. Si tiene conocimiento de alguien que esté creando las 
condiciones mencionadas anteriormente, por favor repórtelo al Departamento 
de Construccion y Códigos del Municipio.
INSCRIPCIÓN DE UN ESTUDIANTE QUE NO RESIDE EN EL 
DISTRITO ESCOLAR DE BELLEVILLE
 
■Es ilegal que cualquier persona ayude, asista, fomente, permita, sufra o anime a 
un estudiante a registrarse en el Distrito Escolar de Belleville si el estudiante no 
es elegible para asistir.
 
■Es ilegal que cualquier persona permita que su nombre, dirección o cualquier 
otro documento que identifique la residencia sea utilizado para el registro o 
inscripción de un estudiante no reside en el Distrito Escolar de Belleville.
 
■Violar esta sección resultará, tras una condena, en la restitución al Municipio de 
Belleville y la Junta de Educación por todos los costos asociados con matrícula, 
investigación y gastos legales incurridos. También se impondrá una multa 
separada de $1,250. Los costos de restitución ordenados para ser pagados por 
el Tribunal Municipal se convertirán en un gravamen sobre la propiedad de la 
parte infractora.
 
■Si tiene conocimiento de alguien que esté creando las condiciones 
mencionadas anteriormente, por favor repórtelo al Departamento de Policía del 
Municipio y al Departamento de Registro Central de la Junta de Educación.


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