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Council updates compost program; two volunteers to take Jora composters

Shandaken Conservation Advisory Council · June 16, 2026
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Summary

Members reported continuing compost pickup twice weekly, distribution of two Jora composters to volunteers pending a town lending agreement, and discussion of whether some compost product could return to town plantings.

Committee member (S4) provided an update on the council's composting program: pickup continues on Thursdays and Saturdays and two volunteers have agreed to take Jora composter units. S4 said the town must prepare a short legal/lending document that lists borrower names and addresses before the units are released.

Members discussed whether some of the finished compost could be returned to the town for use in community plantings (for example, Glenbrook Park) and acknowledged composting is a labor‑intensive activity. "I think there's room for discussion... is there some way for the town to get some of that back," S4 said, describing the town supervisor's interest in exploring options. Members emphasized outreach and public recognition of the program to encourage participation.

The council also discussed logistics for volunteers to exchange units and flagged the need for stronger PR to show community impact and inspire more residents to participate.