APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEES

Fairhope, Alabama

ENVIRONMENTAL AND RECYCLING

Interested citizens are being encouraged to apply for open positions on the city's environmental and recycling committees. Access the application form here (click).

The Recycling Committee will focus on ways to improve and increase participation in the city's recycling program, possibly by shifting to single stream (click) where residents need not separate recyclable items before placing them on the street -- and the Environmental will make pinpointing the sources of the summertime fecal pollution in the bay and waterways a priority (according to Committee member and Councilman Mueller).

Mueller: "We seem to be running short of people on many of our committees ... I would invite citizens to get involved ... put in an application ... an open invitation ... ."

Councilman Ford: "We're going to get the recycling committee going again ... work on which way we want to go ... participation is good ... but we would like to get some more ... if anybody would like to get on it ... appreciate you coming forward ... ."

NO SPECIFIC MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

According to the city clerk, there are no specific qualifications needed to serve on any city committee, anyone interested may apply. Committee members will review the applications, make recommendations of the best qualified -- and the city council appoint the new members.

Council President Burrell:

 "I like to see experience in a given area, if applicable,
and a strong desire to serve.  I am looking for people that will put time
into a committee, not just someone that wants to build their resume."




Comments

Anonymous said…
Recycling has always been too complicated here. We just take ours now to the nice clean bins behind the county courthouse. The city's faciilty at the dump is filthy.
Anonymous said…
I wish they would take those annoying plastic grocery bags too.
Anonymous said…
It's super complicated. You have to put paper and plastic in blue containers. I couldn't figure it out. Of course, I don't have a degree from Duke either.

Publix has a bin for your plastic grocery bags. Other stores may have them also.
Anonymous said…
Just go to the back of the city's dump and you can drop it off there. They don't care....you know out of sight out of mind.
Anonymous said…
The city's dump should be relocateed to the Grand Hotel area or the area around the Dyas Triangle. That way all could share the love.
Anonymous said…
As a resident for over 20 years do I need to go by City Hall and get Kant to bless my application or just the City Clerk? I want to serve but I want to make sure my application has the "SeaL" of approval. Thanks for the heads up...

Anonymous said…
Is everyone invited to apply or just Old Line Fairhopers?