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Board plans to staff April recycling drive to increase visibility
Summary
ECAP members decided to use the April 25 recycling event as their first outreach push, with staff offering to print flyers and provide a table; volunteers agreed to assist at the event to distribute information about ECAB and city programs.
Board members agreed to prioritize the city recycling drive as a visible outreach opportunity and discussed practical logistics for staffing a table and handing out printed materials.
"If you guys come up with a specific flyer, we can probably print those and just hand them out to you guys," staff said, offering departmental support. Members volunteered to be present on April 25 and discussed what key messages to include on a flyer, such as eAssist and sanitation-services highlights. Staff also said sanitation has promotional material (tote bags, highlighters) that could be used alongside board flyers.
Why it matters: a staffed presence at a large public event gives the board a direct channel to educate residents about how to report problems and to recruit volunteers for future initiatives.
