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Adams‑Clermont Solid Waste District presents 2025 plan aiming for 25% waste reduction, new recycling center
Summary
Adams‑Clermont Solid Waste District director Hannah Louvers outlined the district's 15‑year Solid Waste Management Plan for 2025, highlighting goals set by the state, expanded recycling and special‑item collection services, organics infrastructure planning and a ratification timeline for local governments.
Hannah Louvers, director of the Adams‑Clermont Solid Waste District, presented the district's 2025 Solid Waste Management Plan at the Clermont County Board of Commissioners meeting on Aug. 30, 2025.
Louvers said the plan is a 15‑year document revised every five years to meet requirements of the Ohio EPA and that it includes new state goals, including a target to obtain a 25% waste reduction through recycling, composting or reuse. She told commissioners the plan is structured to ensure landfill capacity and to expand education and outreach.
The plan will continue existing programs and add services to meet the Ohio EPA's revised format, Louvers said. Examples she cited included a recycling drop‑off network (26 county sites in 2024 that diverted 696 tons), a roadside litter and tire program that removed more than 46 tons of trash from 774 miles of roadway in 2024, and a school waste‑reduction program. Louvers described a lunchroom audit at Mark Hook…
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