recycling program santa fe community college reuse, redirect, recycle fyd 14/15

Recycling Program

Santa Fe Community Collegereuse, redirect, recycle

FYD 14/15

Emanuel Arnold- Manageremanuel.arnold@sfcc.edu

428-1003

Henry Mignardot- Excutive Directorhenry.mignardot@sfcc.edu

4281225

Recycling Clerk

Patrick McCoy Contact Info:Room 400M

patrick.mccoy@sfcc.edu

POM 428-1670

Student Assistant

Mike Spicer Contact Info:michael.spicer@email.sfcc.edu

Recycling: Following the Goals of SFCC's Sustainability Plan

• proceeds go directly to the students scholarship fund, and sustainability program

• reduce the cost of SFCC's waste removal, - KPI's

• support SFCC's sustainability plan

• provide routine service pick-ups

• redistribute collected goods

• Expand community outreach

• point of collection - for recycled goods

• point of distribution - post consumer usage

Materials currently being Recycled

On campus Plastics #'s 1-7

OCC- cardboard

Aluminum

Steel

Paper

Glass

Dry cell batteries

Coffee cup lids

Composting - future plans

Off campus (BTI) Cardboard

Plastics #'s 1-7

Paper

Plastics

2,498 Pounds Recycled

#1 PET-soda bottles

#2 HDPE-milk jugs

#3 PVC-food trays

#4 LDPE-bin liners

# 5 PP-food trays

#6 PS-yogurt containers

# 7 Other-banquet cups

Aluminum

262 Pounds Recycled

Beverage Cans

Construction Waste

STEEL

1,580 Pounds Recycled

Steel Food Cans

Construction Waste

PAPER

4,860 Pounds Recycled

White ledger Paper• copy/printer paper

Mix Paper • paperboard

• color paper

• envelopes

• magazines

• egg cartons

Newsprint• newspaper

• magazines/catalogs

Confidential/US Shred

GLASS

1,500 Pounds Recycled

Glass• bottles/jars

Cardboard

21,083 Pounds Recycled

OCC• old corrugated cardboard

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30,021 Pounds of Material Recycled

Conclusion:

Engage student particpation

Continue to expand SFCC's recycling program

Expand community out-reach

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