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Broken Arrow, Okla., City Council Gives Green Light for Pilot Curbside Recycling Programs
The two pilot programs will allow hundreds of residents to participate in curbside recycling.
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The Broken Arrow, Okla., City Council recently approved two pilot programs that will allow hundreds of residents to participate in curbside recycling. The first program will continue the city’s longstanding collection of garbage in trash bags and add plastic carts for recyclables, and the second program will provide residents with one cart for trash and one cart for recyclables.
The voluntary programs, which are being funded by the Broken Arrow Municipal Authority, will cost $300,000.
Tulsa World has more information:
The Broken Arrow City Council has approved a pair of pilot programs that will allow hundreds of residents to acquire recycling bins for their homes.
Councilors unanimously voted to bring curbside recycling to Broken Arrow neighborhoods during a meeting at City Hall on Tuesday evening.
The vote was in response to a citizens survey in the spring of 2016 that showed a favorable attitude to implementing a curbside recycling program in the city.
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