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In June 2018, the Sustainable Wheat Ridge (SWR) Committee published recommendations to enhance the environmental sustainability of Wheat Ridge, provide strong financial returns, and bring substantial benefits to public health, community cohesion, and livability.
Our goal of this page is to provide a platform for residents to engage with the Sustainable Wheat Ridge resident advisory committee and city staff regarding sustainability topics in Wheat Ridge. We will be updating this page regularly with new topics, resources and programs and will utilize resident feedback to inform the development of future sustainability program offerings. We look forward to hearing from the community!
The six focus areas of Sustainable Wheat Ridge are:
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In June 2018, the Sustainable Wheat Ridge (SWR) Committee published recommendations to enhance the environmental sustainability of Wheat Ridge, provide strong financial returns, and bring substantial benefits to public health, community cohesion, and livability.
Our goal of this page is to provide a platform for residents to engage with the Sustainable Wheat Ridge resident advisory committee and city staff regarding sustainability topics in Wheat Ridge. We will be updating this page regularly with new topics, resources and programs and will utilize resident feedback to inform the development of future sustainability program offerings. We look forward to hearing from the community!
The six focus areas of Sustainable Wheat Ridge are:
Do you have a question about sustainability in Wheat Ridge? Reach out to us here and a staff member will research and respond to your question within five business days.
Share Why can’t we look into 1 trash truck made for separation of trash and recycling like Oregon has and we the people separate recycling and trash on FacebookShare Why can’t we look into 1 trash truck made for separation of trash and recycling like Oregon has and we the people separate recycling and trash on TwitterShare Why can’t we look into 1 trash truck made for separation of trash and recycling like Oregon has and we the people separate recycling and trash on LinkedinEmail Why can’t we look into 1 trash truck made for separation of trash and recycling like Oregon has and we the people separate recycling and trash link
Why can’t we look into 1 trash truck made for separation of trash and recycling like Oregon has and we the people separate recycling and trash
Cindy waite
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almost 4 years ago
Cindy,
Thank you for the question. The City does not currently manage waste removal for residents or businesses in Wheat Ridge, but this could be something to include in the conversation should the topic be addressed in the future.
Thank you!
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We are looking for an Earth Day project. Do you have any ideas for quick things we can do around our house to celebrate Earth Day this year?
Ashley Holland
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over 4 years ago
Hi Ashley,
Thanks for reaching out! There are lots of ways you can celebrate Earth Day at-home this year. Here's a few ideas to get you started:
Save water and energy in your home by replacing light bulbs with LEDs, turning lights and appliances off when you leave the room, turning the water off when brushing your teeth, reducing shower time, and washing clothes in cold water.
Challenge yourself and your family to reduce waste by using reusable water bottles and food containers and by replacing paper towels with cloth towels when you can.
Check out our "Nature Scavenger Hunt" on the right side of the Sustainability page for a fun, interactive experience in your yard.
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Composting for Beginners
We have partnered with Scraps to offer two Free months of compost drop-off service! Sign up today https://scrapsmilehigh.com/wheat-ridge-dropoff