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Resident urges stronger recycling education; committee discusses composting expansion and resident focus
Summary
A public commenter called for more city recycling education and use of small NIPS funds for outreach; staff reported increased food‑scrap composting, plans to add a line in the operating budget and an intention to expand drop‑off convenience for residents.
A Norwalk resident who said she represents the Norwalk 0 Waste Coalition urged the Public Works Committee to prioritize education to boost recycling and reduce trash during the committee’s public comment period.
Diane Loratella said the city should fully use available free educational materials from regional organizations and her role on the state board of RecycleCT. She told the committee the recycling coordinator’s duties should include more time on creative education and recommended the city use so‑called NIPS funds…
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