Summary
The litter-reduction and recycling nonprofit gets its first funding bump since 2011 after state grant rules shifted to all-cash matching, hurting its budget. Its programs — tire recycling (322 tons in 2025), shred days, school education — have doubled or tripled in size.
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Last discussed Jul 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
City and utilities each contribute an additional $2,000 annually, for $16,000 total.
Residents using recycling events, schools receiving environmental education, and the community through reduced litter.
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