In a recent meeting of the Greene County Solid Waste Management District, officials reported significant recycling efforts and community engagement for the month of January 2025. The district recorded a total of 270 visitors, averaging 20 visitors per day, which resulted in $904 in revenue, translating to an average daily income of $82.18.

The recycling statistics were particularly noteworthy, with the district processing 2.2 tons of recycled materials and an impressive 7.41 tons of cardboard within just 11 days. This highlights the community's commitment to sustainable practices and effective waste management.

Comparative data from previous months showed a steady increase in participation. In October 2024, the district welcomed 1,244 visitors over 23 days, averaging nearly 55 visitors daily and generating $5,278 in revenue. November saw a slight decrease in visitors to 1,144, but the average daily participation remained strong at over 60.

These figures underscore the importance of ongoing community involvement in recycling initiatives. The district aims to build on this momentum, encouraging more residents to participate in recycling programs and contribute to environmental sustainability efforts in Greene County. As the district continues to track these trends, officials are optimistic about enhancing community outreach and improving recycling rates in the coming months.