Trash day hassle? ACUA’s Valet Service in Margate, Ventnor, Longport & Brigantine brings your cans to the curb and back, so you don’t have to! ACUA president, Matt DeNafo, explains.
Living greener isn’t just about protecting nature, it’s about creating a healthier, cleaner world for ourselves and future generations. This Earth Month, take a moment to consider how small changes in your daily routine can lead to a significant impact on both the planet and your personal health.
The Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) invites the community to join them for their 33rd Annual Earth Day Festival on Sunday, April 27, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Environmental Park located at 6700 Delilah Road in Egg Harbor Township, NJ. ACUA’s annual festival is the largest and longest-running Earth Day Festival in South Jersey. The Authority expects to welcome around 10,000 guests for the celebration of our collective home, Earth.
Celebrate Earth Day by uniting with our community! Join local initiatives like cleanups and tree-planting events that create lasting environmental impact for future generations.
Researchers are developing groundbreaking technology that could soon allow us to convert everyday waste into usable fuel, solving two major problems at once: tackling pollution and creating a sustainable energy source.
Place your non-perishable items in a bag next to your recycling bin during the first two weeks of December. The ACUA will deliver them to the Community Food Bank of New Jersey.
Curious to know how the wind turbines in Atlantic City work or what they power? You can find out this summer by taking a free tour of the ACUA Wind Farm in Atlantic City Wednesdays at noon!
It starts tonight: drivers using Route 30 to enter or leave Atlantic City will need a plan as a busy bridge will be closed for 30-minute intervals every hour.
Ever done this or had it done to you? You pass by a neighbor's trash can and toss a coffee cup or banana peel into it? In the state of New Jersey, is it illegal?