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Are you passionate about food equity and sustainability? Would you like to help shape SLC’s food policy agenda? The Food Policy Council is currently accepting applications for additional volunteer members!Whether you're getting rid of old batteries, or recycling an old pair of jeans, finding the proper way to divert materials can be tricky. Some materials just don’t belong in the blue curbside containers. That's where our community partners and alternative specialty recyclers come in.It is a tough job maneuvering Waste & Recycling trucks through SLC’s streets every day. We pride ourselves in our exemplary safety record. You can help make the job easier and safer by exercising patience when attempting to pass one of our collection trucks. Only do so if you have full visibility and please proceed slowly. When you #SlowDowntoGetAround, you help make sure that you and our operators stay safe!Twitter
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