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Early Voting For Primary Ends May 5
A Glimpse of the Future? Recycling Tops Trash in November
County Announces Closings for Christmas and New Year's Holidays
Give Your Christmas Tree a New Life: Recycle it!
Should Recycling be Mandatory?
Become a Certified Water Safety Instructor at Park and Rec
Mecklenburg County Announces Closings for King Holiday
Life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to be Celebrated in Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Code Enforcement Rolls out New Online Services
Updated Register of Deeds Website to Include New Search Features
County Sets Grant Process for Nonprofits: Learn More at Free Information Session
National Program Addresses Youth Violence
Residents Invited to the Waste Disposal Planning Table
Yesterday's Blueprints Shift To Online Innovation
Storm Water Services Participates In Fish Tissue Study On Local Lakes
County, Library Finalize Memorandum of Understanding
Free Composting Classes, Earth-Happy Lawns, Worm farms and More
What's Next for American Legion Memorial Stadium?
Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners
2012 Residential Building Code Becomes Law March 1
Tree Seedling Sale Set for March 3
Time to 'Get Your Green on' for the Great American Cleanup
Mecklenburg County Waives Yard Waste, Demolition Disposal Fees in Tornado Aftermath
National Flood Safety Week is March 12 - 16
Superior Court Rules in Favor of Mecklenburg County
Advice For National Flood Safety Week: Build An ‘ARK’
Delinquent Property Tax Owners will be Advertised in the Charlotte Observer
Public Hearing Set To Discuss Fire District Funding
Called To Jury Service? There's An APP For That!
Summer Experience Fair Offers Array of Opportunities for Youth and Teens
Business Property Tax Listings Due April 16
Should Recycling be Mandatory? Have Your Say with Mecklenburg County on April 17
County Announces Closings For Good Friday
Water Quality in Park Road Park Pond Returns to Normal
Can You Dig It? Community Garden Tour Is May 5
County Creates Customer Support Team to Help with Revaluation Appeals
2012 State of the Environment Report Goes Live
Cooper Chosen As 'Top Dog' In 2012 Photo Contest
Mecklenburg County Holds Inaugural Military Awareness Week, May 13 - 19
County Manager Recommends Sustaining Operations with Lowest County Tax Rate in Eight Years
County Announces Closings for Memorial Day Holiday
Tax Relief Application Deadline is June 1, 2012
Deadline for Filing 2012 Property Value Appeals is June 4
Mecklenburg Board Adopts $1.4 Billion Budget, Reduces the Tax Rate
Mecklenburg County, Carolinas Healthcare System Settle Lawsuit
8 Million and Growing:CMS Students Collect and Recycle Milk and Juice Cartons
Individual and Business Personal Property Discovery Notices to be Mailed
Code Enforcement Unveils New License Validation Process
County Hires New Revaluation Manager
Board of County Commissioners To Hear Pro/Cons of Possible 2014-15 Revaluation
Should Recycling be Mandatory? Have Your Say with Mecklenburg County on April 17
3/29/2012
Should recycling be required by law? Are you satisfied with the state of your weekly garbage pick-up? Mecklenburg County would like to hear your views at an April 17 public meeting on how trash, recyclable material and yard waste are managed.
Every three years, Mecklenburg County works with the State of North Carolina, Mecklenburg County residents, and local municipalities to create a ten-year Solid Waste Management Plan (SWMP), a comprehensive strategy concerning the collection and processing of trash and recyclable material. The most recent SWMP was approved by the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners in 2009.

In the plan, local governments establish waste reduction goals and identify programs and policies necessary to meet them. The plan also describes the methods used to collect and transport solid waste and recyclables to disposal and processing facilities in an environmentally sound manner. Resident input and feedback is an important component of the SWMP. Visit wipeoutwaste.com for a copy of the proposed 2012 Solid Waste Management Plan.

The Ten year Solid Waste Management Plan Public Meeting is open to all Mecklenburg County residents, and is set for 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. on April 17, 2012 at the auditorium in the Hal Marshall County Services Center at 700 N. Tryon St. Parking is free.




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