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TIDE Committee backs returning Shred Day and explores separate e-waste collection
Summary
The TIDE Committee supported repeating the community shred day in 2026 and asked the Municipal Clerk to confirm vendor availability; a committee member proposed a separate e-waste collection, and members noted the town's trash contractor might assist with transporting electronic waste to the county recycling site.
Committee members supported holding a community shred day again in 2026, potentially with a shorter duration than last year, and directed Municipal Clerk Donna Rizer to contact the shredding company to confirm availability. The event drew positive feedback from residents last year, committee members said, and the group expressed general support for repeating it.
Committee member Ron Johnson suggested the town consider a dedicated e-waste collection day, possibly twice annually. The minutes record that the town's trash contractor may be able to help by using a truck to load e-waste items for transport to the county recycling site; the committee said it would share that possibility with town administration for follow-up. No formal motion to schedule dates or allocate resources for e-waste collection was recorded at the March 4 meeting.
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