[P2assist] Wake County Asks Public for Input on Long-Term Solid Waste Management Planning

[Sharon LaPalme]

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Two meetings remain:
November 12th in Wake Forest &
November 13th in Holly Springs

The North Carolina Rural Communities Assistance Project is working with
Wake County Environmental Services on public outreach efforts for the
county's 10-Year Solid Waste Management Plan Update. Through a series of
public meetings, residents, businesses, and other concerned individuals
have the opportunity to voice their ideas and concerns about current and
future waste management programs. Please consider participating in this
process by attending one of the upcoming public meetings scheduled in the
first two weeks of November. Please also forward this information onto others.

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Wake County's landfill space is dwindling. 

What are the options to manage our waste?
How much will it cost? Who will pay for it?
Do you have ideas for future recycling and disposal of waste?

Wake County and Town residents, your presence and participation are
requested at a public meeting to discuss Wake County's 10-Year Solid Waste
Plan and the needs of our communities, businesses, schools, and families.

Please join us at one of the following meetings.  All meetings start at
7:00pm.

October 29th, Garner Historic Auditorium, 742 W. Garner Road, Garner

November 7th, Wake County Eastern Regional Center, 1002 Dogwood Drive, Zebulon

November 12th, Wake Forest Town Hall Board Room, 410 Elm Avenue, Wake Forest

November 13th, Sunrise United Methodist Church, 5420 Sunset Lake Road,
Holly Springs

Sponsored by Wake County Environmental Services in conjunction with North
Carolina Rural Communities Assistance project (NCRCAP). For more
information, please contact NCRCAP at 919-542-7227 or visit www.co.wake.nc.us