The Brick Township Department of Public Works is responsible for some of the most important services provided by the municipal government. These services include garbage and recycling collection, maintenance and repair of township roads and sewers, snowplowing of streets, leaf and brush collection and among many others.

The Public Works department is comprised of various divisions and crews including Solid Waste/Recycling, Road and Pipe, Brush and Litter, Vehicle Maintenance, In-House Construction and Building and Grounds. The office is staffed with top shelf citizen service representatives.

The Brick Township Department of Public Works collects recycling in accordance with Ocean County’s new paper stream recycling program. The guidelines for the program are as follows:

• All paper can be placed in one 30 gallon container with a lid not to exceed 25 lbs. including junk mail, corrugated cardboard, newspapers with inserts, magazines, computer paper and office paper. Shredded paper must be placed in a brown paper bag to prevent it from blowing all over the street when emptied.
• All plastic, glass and metal containers should be placed in a separate 30 gallon container not to exceed 25 lbs.

The employees of the Department of Public Works are proud to contribute to the quality of life of our residents. Every day of every season, in all kinds of weather, dedicated DPW crews work hard to add value to our daily lives.

The Department of Public Works is located on Ridge Road. Hours of Operation are Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm.

The Recycling Center is located at the Public Works complex on Ridge Road and is open Monday – Saturday 8:00 am – 3:30 pm. Resident may drop off recyclables, concrete, electronics, brush, etc.

Please call us with any questions or concerns at 732-451-4060.

During his prior five year tenure at Public works, with the safety of the residents and employees as the primary concern, Glenn implemented a new deicing system, streamlined routes for salting and plowing and oversaw a 5.1 million dollar finance program to rebuild the vehicle fleet. He also obtained grant money to fund recycling education programs, which will continue with Glenn as Director.

Glenn coached for Brick American Little League for over twenty years, sharing much of this time with his manager father, Jim Campbell, (of the "go-go" White Sox), he also volunteers with the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life, and enjoys boating and golf.