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Southeast Kansas Recycling Center reopens on trial basis, asks Crawford County for help spreading word and sponsorships
Summary
The Southeast Kansas Recycling Center told the Crawford County Commission it reopened on a limited, fee-for-service trial and sought sponsorships and county promotion to close a roughly $45,000 budget gap. The center reported 120 cars the first week and 100 the next, short of the 300-per-week target.
Dave Perricone, representing the Southeast Kansas Recycling Center, told the Crawford County Commission the center reopened this month on a limited trial after closing because of financial constraints. “We did on a limited trial basis using a fee for service model,” Perricone said, adding, “It's $10 per car.”
Perricone said the center hoped to regain about half the traffic it had before the closure and aimed for roughly 300 cars per week; he reported 120 cars the first week and 100 the second week. He said the center…
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