Posted on 1 Comment

Bergen County Illegal Dumping Buzz: Prominent Landscaping Firm Caught Unloading Waste in Ridgewood?

external content.duckduckgo 9

Illegal Dumping Accusations in Ridgewood: Local Landscaping Firm Under Scrutiny Along Route 17

the staff of the Ridgewood blog

Ridgewood NJ, Reports and local chatter are circulating across Bergen County regarding alleged unlawful dumping activities tied to a prominent regional landscaping company.

According to eyewitness observations, a commercial landscaping crew was seen dumping waste materials along Route 17 Southbound in Ridgewood. Initial rumors pointed to activity near the Schedler property, while subsequent reports claimed dumping took place at a Route 17 location associated with local business owner Denny Wiggers—despite records showing he does not hold ownership of a Route 17 parcel in that area.

Local residents and community advocates are watching closely, hoping local authorities will issue official summonses if municipal or state environmental violations took place.


Ties to Conservation Leadership Raise Questions

The allegations have drawn extra attention due to high-profile ties to regional land preservation efforts. Denny Wiggers serves on the Trust Fund Committee of The Land Conservancy of New Jersey, an accredited organization central to protecting local open spaces and natural resources.

IMG 0064

About The Land Conservancy of New Jersey

Founded over 40 years ago, The Land Conservancy of New Jersey is a leader in environmental preservation across the state:

  • Preservation Impact: Completed over 500 land acquisitions, safeguarding nearly 30,000 acres of natural habitat and water resources.

  • Core Mission: Assisting landowners with land conservation, engaging communities in environmental stewardship, and managing public trail networks for outdoor recreation.

  • National Accreditation: Recognized by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission for adhering to strict national standards in land protection.

Because board and committee members represent environmental stewardship organizations, community members expect transparency regarding any potential conflicts between public environmental obligations and private business practices.


Screenshot 2026 08 10 060146

What Comes Next for Route 17 Enforcement?

Illegal dumping along state highways and municipal properties poses environmental hazards, burdens public works crews, and violates local ordinances. As discussion builds throughout Ridgewood and surrounding Bergen County towns, residents await official confirmation from local law enforcement or environmental officials regarding potential investigation findings and code enforcement penalties.

Join the new Saddle River Valley, Ramapo and Pascack Valley Communities Facebook group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1931704860512551/
#news #follow #media #trending #viral #newsupdate
#currentaffairs #BergenCountyNews #NJBreakingNews #NJHeadlines #NJTopStories

  • Tags: Ridgewood NJ, Bergen County, Local News, Route 17, Environmental Safety, The Land Conservancy of New Jersey, Denny Wiggers

1 thought on “Bergen County Illegal Dumping Buzz: Prominent Landscaping Firm Caught Unloading Waste in Ridgewood?

  1. Officials should look into the property he owns in town.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *