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The Solid
& Hazardous Waste Program has made every attempt to
provide accurate information. Some fields have been purposely left
blank where information was not available.
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| DEP Bureau Allocation - | Bureau of Solid & Hazardous Waste Permitting North (609) 292-9880 |
| Bureau of Solid & Hazardous Waste Permitting South (609) 984-6985 |
Landfill Name - This is the name by which the landfill is identified. Landfills are sometimes known by more than one name. You may enter one letter of the name to start with or it may contain one letter or character.
County- This is the County in which the landfill is located. Select a specific county or leave at "Any County" to search all.
Old ID - Old ID Number. You may enter one number from the ID to "start with" or "contain" to search.
New ID - New ID Number. You may enter one number from the ID to "start with" or "contain" to search.
CSL ID - CLS ID Number. You may enter one number from the ID to "start with" or "contain" to search.
Municipality - This is the Municipality in which the landfill is located. You may enter one or more letters from the Municipality name to "start with" or "contain" to search.
Tips on Searching
In order to do a search you should enter something in at least one
of the following fields: Name, County, Old ID Number, New ID Number,
CSL Number or Municipality
The searches are case insensitive. It doesn't matter if you type Main
Street, main street,
MAIN STREET or MaiN
STreet; the case is ignored and the results of your
search will be the same.
If you know that a Landfill Name, County, Old ID Number, New
ID Number, CSL Number begins with a certain sequence of letters
(or numbers) then you can search the company database by entering those
letters and clicking Begins With.
But, if, for example, you know that a company is located on Main Street,
but you don't know the street number then you can type Main
or Main St and click on
Contains the letters for
the street field. A "Contains the letters" search will find the sequence
of letters or numbers no matter where it is located.
You can display 10, 25, 100 or 600 records at time. If you specify
10 records to display and the search comes up with 11 records only
the first 10 will be shown. You would have to run the query again
and set the number of records to be displayed to 25 for the 11 records
to be displayed in this example. .
If you don’t find what you’re looking for the first time,
change a thing or two and try it again!
Code Definitions
Pinelands: PV = Preservation Area, PT = Protection Area, FA = Forest Area,APA = Agricultural Protection Area, RGA = Regional Growth Area,
RDA = Rural Development Area, MF = Military Facility
Return to the New Jersey Landfill Location/Status Database Search
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