Recycling committee reviewed outreach while facility closure announced. Chair William (Bill) Glass led the Yarmouth Recycling and Solid Waste Advisory Committee's review of informational postcards designed to boost recycling awareness.
RASWAC received $700 Rotary Club grant to design outreach cards about waste management. Chair William Glass took responsibility for developing content, with a QR code linking to town recycling resources.
Yarmouth recycling committee plans outreach materials push with Rotary Club funding support. The Recycling and Solid Waste Advisory Committee approved June minutes unanimously and is advancing outreach materials backed by a $700 Rotary Club grant, with final board approval expected July 20. The
The Recycling and Solid Waste Advisory Committee renewed Harold Burlingame's membership and sought $700 for outreach materials. Chair William Glass requested the $700 from the Good Works Committee, with Assistant Public Works Director Roby Whitehouse flagging the need for a fall budget review. The
Yarmouth's Recycling and Solid Waste Advisory Committee reviewed disposal area improvements and regional recycling practices at its May 13 meeting. Chair Bill Glass and members toured the facility, where a newly installed license plate reader is helping identify sticker abuse, though staff continue
The Recycling and Solid Waste Advisory Committee scheduled a public tour of the town's disposal facility for April 21 at 4 p.m. Chair Bill Glass and members Brian Braginton-Smith, Bill Boyd, and Tim Layman, along with others, approved prior minutes and discussed spring outreach priorities including
Yarmouth's Recycling and Solid Waste Advisory Committee unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and advanced plans for a public education campaign on composting. Chair Bill Glass reported that Black Earth, the town's food-waste hauler, has been asked to assist with outreach; the Yarmouth Rotary
Yarmouth's Recycling and Solid Waste Advisory Committee approved prior minutes and reviewed disposal area operations. Chair Bill Glass reported that a license plate reader has been installed at the facility and that the mattress fee has increased from $25 to $35. Jeff Colby noted a transition
Yarmouth's Recycling and Solid Waste Advisory Committee approved prior minutes and advanced disposal improvements. A license plate reader is now operational at the disposal area to verify stickers, and newspaper has been moved to mixed paper compactors to free up dedicated cardboard capacity. Chair
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