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Commonwealth of Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet Division of Waste Management Recycling Assistance Section 2015 SOLID WASTE PLANNING & RECYCLING WORKSHOP

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Recycling Equipment!

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Recycling Equipment!!

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Recycling Equipment!!!!

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Aint Gonna Do it!!!

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Todays Subject RECYCLING TOPIC #257: HOW EDUCATION AND ADVERTISING CAN CREATE A MORE HARMONIOUS OUTCOME

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Start at the Beginning ALWAYS HAVE A PLAN A GOOD PLACE TO SEEK INFO. - http://waste.ky.gov/RLA/recycling/Pages/recycling.aspx Call Us!!!

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Gather Together ANNUAL DWM RECYCLING GRANTS ALLOW FOR UP TO 20% OF THE GRANT TO BE FOR EDUCATION AND ADVERTISING http://waste.ky.gov/RLA/grants/Pages/default.aspx LET PEOPLE KNOW THE 5 THINGS THEY NEED TO KNOW TO PARTICIAPATE IN YOUR RECYCLING PROGRAM AND HHW EVENTS

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The 5 Things You Want People to Know 1)Who You Are XX Recycling Center 2) Where Youre At 123 Recycle Rd. 3) When Youre Open- 96 M-F/102 Sat 4) What You Take- Paper, Plastics, etc. 5) How You Want It- Clean, dry, rinsed.

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On Site Radio Coverage of Events

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Travelling Signage

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Signage at Drop Offs

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Signage, Pictures and Examples

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Informational Fliers/Brochures

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Curbside Flyers Oops! Some materials don't belong in your recycling cart: Tangles. Chains, coat hangers, garden hoses, wire, rope and plastic bags tangle in our equipment. Compostables. Food waste or other organics can be composted, but not recycled in this cart. Non-Curbside Recyclables. Clothing, electronics, scrap metal, and some other items can be recycled locally, but not in this cart. Other. Not recyclable at this time. Comments:

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Let Residents know Where and When

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Newspaper Articles Madisonville receives grant money to use for recycling By Cory Stark Posted by Kelsey Wheatcroft - MADISONVILLE, KY (WFIE) - Going green in Madisonville. The city receives grant money to use for recycling, meaning more places to drop off reusable paper and plastics. This week the City of Madisonville received a 60 thousand dollar state grant to improve it's recycling program. The money will help buy equipment and expand the city's recycling efforts to area schools. City Development Director Daron Jordan says, "We are not in the school system right now, doing a concerted effort. We have some work that we will start with several schools that we will start this first year and help them recycle some of their newspapers and magazines." The city will also purchase new recycling bins for the recycling center. Hopkins County has also recently expanded its recycling services. The county now offers drop off boxes to recycle electronics at eight county convenient centers. County Sanitation Director Roy Day says the county saves 36 dollars for every ton of electronics not shipped to the landfill. He says that could save thousands of dollars per year. Madisonville officials do not anticipate any revenue from its recycling program, however says it will have a environmental impact. The city hopes to purchase new recycling equipment within the next month.

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and News Articles Collection planned for hazardous household waste By DAVIDBROCK dbrock@amnews.com 10:42 a.m. EDT, September 29, 2011 Donna Fechter has been recognized statewide for obtaining and administering grant money to address litter, recycling and used tires, but next month she will take on removing some of the most harmful materials before they make it to a landfill or worse. Fechter, the countys solid waste coordinator, obtained $16,250 to use for a household hazardous waste collection for Boyle and Mercer county residents, the first event of its kind to collect everything from used brake fluid to various cleaning products. Its something Fechter said is necessary because many of the substances end up accumulating for years.

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Sometimes we even get in on the Act 0928 Metcalfe Recycling Program.jpg Gina Kinslow / Glasgow Daily Times Glasgow Daily Times | Posted: Monday, August 4, 2014 7:06 pm Officials with the Kentucky Division of Waste Management turned out Wednesday for a ceremony commemorating the opening of the new recycling center in Metcalfe County. Afterwards they talked about the baling process of the recyclable items. Shown above from left are Tom Heil, Chris Craig and Shannon Powers, all with the Kentucky Division of Waste Management and David Beasley, solid waste coordinator for Metcalfe County.

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Encourage Local Businesses

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Credit where credit is due

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THE END QUESTIONS ????????????? Waste.ky.gov/RLA/recycling/Pages/ recycling.aspx

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and as always