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Press Release - for immediate release

MCMUA Announces New Recycling and Clean Communities Team

Liz Sweedy, Morris County's District Recycling Coordinator, has retired after 26 years of service to the County.  She is pictured with a Clean Communities Award for outstanding service.

Liz Sweedy, Morris County's former District Recycling and Clean Communities Coordinator, has just retired after 26 years of dedicated service to the MCMUA and Morris County. Liz has been an integral part in the development and success of Morris County's Recycling and Clean Communities Programs and will be missed by the MCMUA and municipal coordinators throughout the County.

Executive Director, Larry Gindoff, said "Liz's passion for the environment drove her to help develop so many of today's environmental programs used throughout Morris County and all of New Jersey. While Liz will be missed, I am confident our new team lead by newly Anthony Marrone, Chris Vidal and Christine Scano will work to expand and improve upon the environmental resources already being provided by the MCMUA."

The MCMUA's newly formulated recycling and environmental team will be lead by Anthony Marrone, District Recycling Coordinator; Chris Vidal, Assistant District Recycling Coordinator and Christine Scano, Clean Communities Coordinator. Anthony had been in charge of the MCMUA's innovative hazardous waste and vegetative waste programs. Chris Vidal has been instrumental in providing public education and customer service for the MCMUA while Christine Scano, a Certified Clean Communities as well as Recycling Coordinator comes with an excellent background formed in the MCMUA's Finance Department supporting all the MCMUA programs. All three are dedicated to the environment and are well suited for the challenges related to these positions.

MCMUA News

  • March 3, 2023 - Reusable Bag Reuse. Do you now have a glut of resable bags? While recycling them is not currently an option, donating them is an option. Keep reusing reusable bags, refuse them when you don't need them and donate any you won't be using yourselves.
     
  • March 11, 2022 - "Keep Morris County Litter Free" $600 clean-up grants and $200 poster contest avaialble for schoold grades 5-12.
    Click here for more information.
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  • February 1, 2022 - With retirement of Morris County District Recycling Coordinator, Liz Sweedy, the MCMUA announces its new recycling and clean communities team consisting of Anthony Marrone, District Recycling Coordinator; Chris Vidal, Assitant Recycling Coordinator and Christine Scano, Clean Communities Coordinator.
     
  • December 20, 2021 - Get a Few Tips and Recycle Right For the Holidays. image of non-recyclable holiday materials.
     
  • December 10, 2021 - One dollar ($1.00) per ton solid waste tip fee increase scheduled for 2022. Rates rise just under 1% to $102.50/ton starting Jan. 1, 2022. Graph of Transfer Station Tipping Fee History 1988-2019
     
  • December 6, 2021 - Counting Down to NJ's 2022 Plastic Carryout Bag and Polystyrene Foam Ban. image Bag Ban Header
     
  • November 22, 2021 - "Thanksgiving is for sharing," stated Dave Cole, the MCMUA's Supervisor of Curbside Recycling. image of Dave Cole and Turkeyto be donated
     
  • November 15, 2021Get $50 when you recycle your working fridge or freezer with JCP&L's Appliance Recycling Program image of JCP&L Recycling Program
  • November 4, 2021 - New NJ Law - Plastic Straws Are Now By Request Only.
  • October 30, 2021 - image of Paper shred IconMendham Township is holding a paper shredding fundraiser event on Sat. October 30, Mendham Library 2 West Main Street, Brookside, 8:30AM-12 noon. Cost is $5 per grocery bag and $10 per banker’s box for paper shredding. Resident with question can call the library 973-543-4018.
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  • October 1, 2021 - Lost wallet picked up by MCMUA and discovered at the Republic Services recycling center was returned to rightful owner. image of Eric Gabrielson holding a found wallet
     
  • October 1, 2021 - MCMUA will be taking part in the Morristown Festival on the Green on Sunday, October 3. Stop by to get recycling and trash decals, recycling market updates, and more. image Get the Point of the MCMUA Fall Festival Booth
     
  • August 12, 2021 - How to dry latex paint for disposal. It's not hazardous.
     
  • August 2021 - Stop fires caused by improper disposal of pressurized containers, metal chemical cylinders, and rechargeable batteries image flammables of concern
     
  • July 9, 2021 - Cleanup of Waterloo Valley Road & Stephen's State Park in Morris County image of leaders from July 9, 2021 cleanup
     
  • July 2021 - NJ's Bag Ban is Coming in 2022

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