Jefferson County Solid Waste Authority Reports Recycling Achievements
Jefferson County has collected 546 tons of glass through the 'Glass4good' program, generating $35,530 for local charities. The county is also organizing an electronics waste collection event to promote safe disposal practices.
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The 'Glass4good' program in Jefferson County has achieved the collection of 546 tons of glass since its launch, with 30 tons collected in Q2 2026 alone, supporting local charities with $35,530 in donations. The solid waste authority has also reported a decrease in illegal dumping incidents, with only one report in the past six months.
An electronics and hazardous waste collection event is scheduled for August 22, aimed at providing residents with safe disposal options and reducing fire risks associated with lithium-ion batteries. Additionally, Noble Environmental will now accept liquid household paint, enhancing the recycling efforts. The county's solid waste authority has recycled a total of 200 tons since the program began in 2008, marking a significant milestone.
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