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Councilwoman Veach highlights Randolph's recycling totals, rates and outreach tools

Randolph Borough Council · July 24, 2026
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Councilwoman Joanne Veach reported that Randolph recycled 57,000 tons last year, with municipal and overall recycling rates of 58% and 71%, and urged residents to use the Recycle Coach app and town website for guidance.

Councilwoman Joanne Veach told residents that "We recycled a total of 57,000 tons last year," adding that the municipal solid waste recycling rate stands at "58%" and the overall recycling rate is "71%." She framed those numbers as evidence of the community's commitment to recycling.

Veach said the grant and existing efforts support education and outreach and encouraged residents to visit randolphnj.org and download the Recycle Coach app for recycling information. She called on the community to "keep up the great work and continue leading Morris County in these efforts," but she did not provide a schedule or specific administrative steps for program expansion.