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Curbside Program <br />Guide to Recycling <br />All Roseville residents in the zero -waste recycling <br />program received the 2013 Guide to Recycling through <br />direct mail. In addition to the basic instructions for how <br />recycling should be set out and the materials collected, <br />the 2013 Guide to Recycling focused on the benefits of <br />recycling and on highlighting the changes to the program <br />that were coining in 2014. Many residents appreciated <br />this additional information and chose to call the Zero - <br />Waste Hotline to learn more. <br />P •vu <br />Y .x <br />�- <br />t- <br />o..lc...I <br />Direct Education <br />Eureka Recycling and the City of Roseville share a value that all the material that can be recycled <br />should be and that material that cannot be recycled should not be collected. Taking non - <br />recyclable items on a ride in a recycling truck and through a processing facility not only wastes <br />the fuel and energy to transport and process the material, it also leaves the residents with the <br />mistaken impression that the material can be recycled when in fact it cannot. <br />Eureka Recycling drivers educate residents at the curb using educational tags for specific <br />problems. In 2013, drivers left approximately 20,341 educational tags in recycles' bins. This <br />number is higher than we have seen in most previous years and is likely due to residents getting <br />confused about when the single stream and additional plastic changes were happening to the <br />program as they heard news of the changes. <br />Driver Tags 9,540 10,156 7,367 <br />13,565 <br />13,010 <br />20 <br />50,061 9,736 <br />2013 <br />20,341 <br />Postcards 650 822 451 <br />742 <br />559 <br />1,136 951 <br />7,576 <br />Personalized Letters 30 51 0 <br />3 <br />10 <br />41 179 <br />20 <br />Our experience has shown that the absolute best place to educate residents about their zero -waste <br />recycling program is right at the curb. We work with our drivers to ensure they take advantage of <br />every opportunity to provide additional education. This is efficient because drivers can educate <br />the residents that are confused and it also begins a conversation with the residents. All of Eureka <br />Recycling's tags encourage residents to call our hotline where zero -waste educators are waiting to <br />clear up confusion about why certain items are not recyclable or to explain how residents' efforts <br />at the curb can have such an important impact on the value of the material and the environmental <br />benefits of recycling. <br />a <br />The city Pr Ndes him to <br />hdtl your recycling! <br />Sample Tags <br />2 <br />7 <br />This <br />-material <br />cannot <br />be recycled. <br />mu ren rea me moire mmeam <br />wtbes reryGalNe ard wh�snm. <br />
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