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County recycling program recounts 4,000 tires collected and upcoming electronics and HHW events
Summary
Senior Planner Evan Tuthill reported the county collected just over 4,000 tires (about 130,000 pounds) at a recent event and previewed upcoming electronics (Oct. 18) and household hazardous waste (Oct. 25) recycling events that will require pre‑registration.
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Senior Planner Evan Tuthill updated the committee that the county's second scheduled recycling event (tires) resulted in the collection of a little over 4,000 tires, equating to approximately 130,000 pounds of waste materials diverted for reuse and recycling. Staff are preparing for an Electronics Recycling Event on Oct. 18 and a Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Recycling Event on Oct. 25; pre‑registration for the events will be posted on the county website on Sept. 12 and Sept. 19, respectively.
Tuthill also noted revenue related to HHW programming: the county received $15,874 on Dec. 26, 2024 through the Household Hazardous Waste State Assistance Program to cover 50% of 2023 HHW collection costs and staff submitted an application for an additional $16,657.86 to cover 50% of 2024 HHW expenses (Resolution 466‑24) on Feb. 11, 2025 and are awaiting award.
