Award Honorees
Award honorees Maura Olivos (Alta Environmental Center), Mike Johnson (3form), Vicki Bennett (Salt Lake City) and Jonathan Johnson (Overstock.com).
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Salt Lake City and Volunteers of America (VOA) are partnering for a second winter to host a winter clothing drive for clients of the VOA. The event will be held this Saturday, Dec. 11 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the City & County Building.With the holiday season upon us, Salt Lake City's waste and recycling crews are seeing a lot more boxes and cardboard in the blue bins. This #SustainableSaturday, please help us process all of this material by breaking down your boxes, placing them in the bin (not on the curb or on top of the bin), and following a few other guidelines to ensure your cardboard gets recycled. Breaking down your boxes saves time, energy, and space!This is a reminder about our 3-foot rule! We know it can be tight in some neighborhoods, but please help our waste and recycling team safely and efficiently collect your containers by keeping cans 3 feet away from the curb, other containers, cars, and other items. For more questions, please visit https://www.slc.gov/sustainability/waste-management/curbside/ or call (801) 535-6999. Thank you residents!Twitter
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