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2013 Annual Recycling Report: Tonnage Increase and Community Engagement Highlights

The 2013 Annual Recycling Report showcases a notable increase in recycling tonnages across various sites, from 620 tons in 2012 to 629 tons, marking a 21% rise. Special collections events engaged the community, collecting thousands of pounds of electronics and hazardous waste while providing educational outreach to over 5,000 students. Collaborations with local organizations strengthened recycling efforts, ultimately reducing costs while enhancing public programming. The report reflects the commitment of the community towards sustainable waste management and recycling education.

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2013 Annual Recycling Report: Tonnage Increase and Community Engagement Highlights

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  1. Annual Report 2013

  2. Recycle Spot Tonnages Comingled (in tons) Paper/cardboard (in tons) 20132012 Greenwood (2 sites)362.3 321.0 Bargersville 91.9 80.7 Franklin 204.9 166.0 Trafalgar (started 8/13) 8.0 N/A Prince’s Lakes 9.0 8.7 Totals 617.4576.3 *a 7% increase over 2012 20132012 Greenwood (2 sites)311.8 233.7 Bargersville 66.5 64.1 Franklin 111.5 134.1 Edinburgh 45.7 32.0 Trafalgar 49.3 26.2 Prince’s Lakes 44.2 29.9 Totals 629.0520.0 *a 21% increase over 2012

  3. Special Collections • Spring Recycling Event • Attendees – 534 vehicles • Electronics – 28,230 lbs (14. 1 tons) • HHW – 39,608 lbs (19.8 tons) • Tires – 464 tires – auto, tractor, semi • Business Recycling Event • Electronics– 15,800 lbs (7.9 tons) • Shredding - 14,000 lbs (7 tons) • Bulbs –400 assorted CFL/fluorescent bulbs • Christmas Tree Recycling • Document Shredding • Vinyl Siding Recycling

  4. Ongoing Collections • Electronics Recycling – 123,500 lbs (61.75 tons) • Tox Box – HHW Disposal - 366 residents 9,530 lbs (4.8 tons) • Medications/Pharmaceuticals Drop-off (4 locations) • Medications/pharmaceuticals Envelope Distribution • Battery, Cell Phone, Ink Jet Cartridge Recycling

  5. Community Outreach • School Education – 217 programs reaching 5,019 students. • Adult Education – 8 programs reaching 137 adults • Adopt-a-Road cleanup – 15 Active groups • Creative Resources • A to Z Guide to Recycling Guide • “Get Caught Recycling!” Reusable Bags • Clear Stream Recycler Rental Program • Johnson County Fair Recycling • Digital Thermometer Exchange • Halloween Costume Swap • Social Media – Facebook & Twitter

  6. Cooperative Efforts The District works with various businesses and organizations to reduce program costs and establish community relationships. • Johnson County Partnership for Water Quality • Johnson County EMA • IDHS District 5 • Franklin Cultural Arts and Recreation Center • Johnson County Fairgrounds • McCarty Mulch • Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson School District • Center Grove School District • Franklin Community School District • Morning Star Baptist Church • Emmanuel Church • Mt. Pleasant Christian Fellowship • Town of Bargersville • Prince’s Lakes Town Hall • Petro Brother’s • Edinburgh Transfer Station • Johnson County Highway Department • Franklin Chamber of Commerce • Greenwood Chamber of Commerce • Nugenesis • Best Way of Indiana • Ray’s Trash and Recycling • AbiBow Recycling • Shares, Inc. • Recycleforce, Inc. • Lighting Resources • ACE Battery • AJ’s Recycling • McDaniel Tree Service • Johnson County Sheriff’s Department • Edinburgh Police Station • Whiteland Town Hall • Greenwood Police Department • Johnson County Community Foundation • Leadership Johnson County • Habitat for Humanity • Honey Creek Willing Workers

  7. Budget Analysis 2013 Decreased costs while increasing public programming and recycling services.

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