Signal Mountain Diverts Large Amount Of Cardboard From Landfill
Signal Mountain has a new contract with Waste Connections for garbage and construction debris disposal services.
A total of $9,660 was collected from sanitation billing for July through September, with $3,500 remaining outstanding.
The city has successfully diverted a large amount of cardboard from municipal solid waste, redirecting 14 tons to be recycled.
- 64 tons of cardboard can be sold by the city.
- 24 tons of metal were recycled.
- 5 tons of glass were recycled.
Citizens made 21,306 visits to the recycling center, contributing to the recycling efforts.
The public works department is rebuilding dilapidated sidewalks using a mixture of funding from a TDOT grant and town funds.
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Author's summary: Signal Mountain diverts large amount of waste from landfill.
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