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Public Utilities Notices
26
Feb
Boil water advisory lifted in the area of Spring St/Harding Rd
The boil water advisory that was put in place after a water main break in the area of Spring Street and Harding Road has been lifted.  Repairs
25
Feb
Boil Water Advisory for area of Spring St/Harding Rd
Due to a water main break at Harding Road and Spring Street, the Borough of Red Bank has issued a boil water advisory as a precautionary measure onl
25
Jan
Getting the Facts about Salt Brine
WHAT IS SALT BRINE? Salt brine is water saturated with sodium chloride, or more simply, rock salt dissolved in water. It will be the Borough of Red
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Public Utilities News
24
Aug
DPW Welcomes New Sanitation Vehicles
The trucks have a larger 31 cubic yard capacity and will reduce fuel and personnel costs for the Borough....
14
Jun
Councilman Zipprich announces e-waste program
E-waste is a new program that will eliminate electronic waste from our landfills....
03
May
Summer Hours Begin at Count Basie Field
Councilman Zipprich and Councilwoman Lewis have been working with the Directors of their departments to better accommodate residents’ access to the track resulting in a schedule that will see the Count Basie track and field opening at 7 a.m. and remaining open until 9 p.m....
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Public Utilities Forms & Resources
2010 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report
2011 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report
2013 DPU Newsletter
2013 Recycling Schedule
Cell Phones for Soldiers
Chloramine Fact Sheet
Hazardous Waste Recycling Flyer
Leaf and Sweeper Collection Zones
Monmouth County to Eliminate the Recycling of Household Batteries
Red Bank Joins Nationwide Call2Recycle Program
Red Bank Roads Projects
Road Opening Permit Form
Salt Brine Facts
Water Conservation Information
Water Reclamation Authority Newsletter
Westside and Eastside Builk and Recycling Zones

Community Projects

Mayor's Wellness Challenge

Current Weather Forecast

Department of Public Utilities

We are located at:
75 Chestnut Street
Red Bank, NJ 07701
We can be reached at:
Telephone: (732)530-2770
Fax: (732)530-4718
Email: Director of DPU or DPU Main Office

 

NameTitlePhone #
Gary A. Watson, Sr., CPWM Director (732)530-2770
Maria E. Rotolo Administrative Assistant (732)530-2770
Summary of the Public Utilities
 

The Borough of Red Bank, Department of Public Utilities, and Councilwoman Sharon Lee are pleased to provide you information on the services and schedules provided by the Department of Public Utilities.

Services provided by the Department of Public Utilities include; roadway, paving and curb maintenance, curbside collection of household trash, recycling, bulk waste, leaves and brush, snow plowing of Borough roads, maintenance and construction of Borough parks and playgrounds as well as water distribution, sewer, Storm Water and the maintenance of the Borough's trees and landfill. The Department also performs maintenance and custodial services for all Borough buildings, and repair and maintenance of the Borough's automotive fleet.

Organizational Structure
 

The Red Bank Department of Public Utilities consists of (38) thirty-eight employees that include one (1) Director, three (3) Supervisors, three (3) clerical and (30) thirty employees assigned to the various Divisions. The offices are located at 75 Chestnut Street, Red Bank, N.J. 07701

 

2013 Holiday Schedule (No Sanitation Pick Up)
  • January 01, 21
  • February 18
  • March 29
  • May 27
  • July 4
  • September 2
  • November 05, 11, 28, 29
  • December 25
 
 
Frequently Asked Questions

How do I report a water leak in the roadway?

The water leak hotline number is 732.530.2691. If it’s emergency please call the Police Department at 730.530.2700.

How can I obtain a water/sewer line estimate?

To obtain an estimate please call the office at 732-530-2770

There is no obligation and the estimate is valid for 90 days.

When is Hydrant Flushing performed?

Spring

  • Begin the 3rd Monday in May
  • Ends the 4th Friday in June 

Fall

  • Begin the 1st Monday in October
  • Ends the 1st Friday in November 


During this period a temporary drop in water pressure and or a slight discoloration may occur. If discoloration does occur, let tap water run a sufficient time to clear.



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