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Preserving the Legacy of 2000-2003
Public Works Department |
The Public Works Department consists of 17 employees.
Public Works maintains
all the physical infrastructure of the Township.
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Public Works Department
1223 Valley Rd., Stirling
908-647-0070
Fax: 908-903-0210
Turn south onto Warren Avenue opposite Jaeger Lumber
Director of Public Works:
Tom Sweeney
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| Community |
The township-wide Spring Cleanup Day will be held April 19, 2003.
See Photos from April 20, 2002.
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| Roads |
The township maintains 70 miles of paved roads.
There are an additional 10 miles of county roads, maintained by Morris
County.
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When it snows,
we plow, until the streets are clean.
Please do not call us to complain that we put the snow back into your
driveway. Remind your plowing contractor not to push the snow into the
streets. We will plow again, until the streets are clean
"Curb-to-curb."
An interesting fact: In an average winter, we spread
700-1000 tons of salt.
Photo of plow at work on Dec 30, 2000 (the first big snowfall since 1996).
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A foot of snow drops about ONE MILLION TONS on Long Hill Township. Follow the calculation.
1 foot of snow = 1.2 inches of water
1 cubic foot of water = 62.5 pounds of water
1 square foot of snow, 1 foot deep = 0.1 cubic ft of water = 6.25 pounds
1 acre = 43,560 square ft
1 acre of snow, 1 foot deep = 4,356 cubic ft of water = 272,250 pounds = 136 tons
Long Hill Township = 7767 acres
1 foot of snow on Long Hill Township = 1,057,000 tons
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out a curbstone or a mailbox,
email or call us at 908-647-0070.
We will repair the damage.
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| Paving |
In the summer of 2003, the township
tentatively plans the following paving:
- Millington -
- Stirling -
- Gillette - Meyersville -
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| Wastewater Treatment |
The Treatment Plant
is licsensed to process 900,000 gallons of wastewater per day.
The plant is operated as an F3 facility, under State and Federal clean water regulations.
 The Treatment Plant staff also conducts the
Infiltration and Inflow Home Inspections required by township ordinance.
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| Recycling Yard |
The Recycling Yard is located behind the Public Works
Building in Stirling. See the Recycling page for details.
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| Building Maintenance |
DPW maintains Town Hall, Police Heaquarters and
its own facilities, for a total of 14 buildings. |
| Vehicles |
The DPW fleet consists of 7 dumptrucks,
3 mason trucks, 4 pickup trucks, a loader, a grader,
a backhoe, and a very large mower. All the trucks can be fitted with snowplows.
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