Waste Alert

One in five City and County meetings address something related to solid waste and recycling. But you don't have to comb through agendas and minutes yourself. Waste Alert can find the issues you care about and deliver them straight to your inbox.

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Who has time to sift through agendas and minutes looking *just in case* there is something related to solid waste and recycling? WE DO! That's why industry leaders trust Waste Alert to deliver their weekly local government reports, straight to their inbox.

Do any of your jurisdictions have "zero waste" goals or rumblings of interest in going that direction? Waste Alert reviews agendas and minutes and sends a simple report straight to your inbox to keep you in the loop.

"Food waste is expected to become a growing priority in Philadelphia's efforts to achieve "zero waste" by 2035."

Philadelphia solicits bids for new compost facility with statewide implications The city aims to expand organics processing infrastructure via a public-private partnership that could reduce annual food waste by nearly 150 tons as part of its 2035 "zero waste" goals.

Solid Waste and Recycling is an ever-changing industry. All of your cities and counties likely look and act differently. Waste Alert keeps you informed of what local governments are talking about, so you can get ahead of the inevitable change, mitigate risks, and seize opportunities.

"Trash pickup in Syracuse is changing...allowing the private companies to work right with the businesses who use their services. This change would not only save businesses an administrative fee through the city, but would allow city workers to focus on higher priority tasks."

City to End Involvement In Trash Pickup At Commercial Businesses The measure takes effect next year.