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Attachment E <br />City of Roseville <br />Outreach and Education Summary 2014 <br />Roseville's recycling program continues to be a leader in the country. Outreach and education <br />elements of the program are an important part to ensuring good participation and helping <br />residents understand the benefits of recycling. In 2014, Eureka Recycling and the City of <br />Roseville continued to support the efforts of the city of Roseville to make city events zero -waste. <br />This was the third year we distributed recycling bins and educational material at Night to Unite <br />parties. The Living Smarter Fair, Wild Rice Festival, and Earth Day celebration were also <br />successful events—bringing Roseville residents' attention to zero -waste issues while diverting <br />nearly 98% of event materials from the waste stream. These successes continue to show the City <br />of Roseville's leadership and its commitment to zero waste and sustainability. <br />Roseville residents continue to participate in their zero -waste recycling program at rates that are <br />among the highest in the State. In 2014, Eureka Recycling and the City completed a successful <br />transition of the recycling program from a two -sort system of collection to a single -sort system <br />removing the need for residents to sort their material. We also added several new types of plastics <br />to the program and delivered tall recycling carts for each household to store their recycling. <br />Roseville's Transition to Single Sort Recycling <br />Roseville has many townhouse developments with small garages. This meant that many <br />households preferred a smaller cart. Others with busy, active familics generate a large amount of <br />recycling and needed the largest cart. In order to assure a smooth roll-out of new carts we wanted <br />to make sure we heard from residents who wanted a larger or smaller cart before the default <br />medium sized cart showed up on their driveway. To do this we sent a survey to all residents in <br />the mail and invited them to contact us via a postcard mailer, an electronic survey on the City's <br />website or by calling Eureka Recycling's hotline and let us know if they wanted to change their <br />cart. Eureka Recycling received over 3,500 mailed responses, emails, or calls requesting changes <br />to their cart size or confirming that they did want the medium cart. This 38% response rate for <br />this survey demonstrates the high level of engagement Roseville residents have with their <br />recycling program. <br />Cart Size Requested <br />Survey Responses <br />96 <br />1205 <br />64 <br />1534 <br />32 <br />829 <br />Total <br />3568 <br />1 <br />
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