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Tire and Public Spaces Bonus Recycling Grant Program

Bruno Associates Secures $11,000 for Berkeley Township’s Food, Tire and Public Spaces Bonus Recycling Grant Program

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Bruno Associates Secures $11,000 for Berkeley Township’s Food, Tire and Public Spaces Bonus Recycling Grant Program

Funded by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP)

June 22, 2015– Bruno Associates requested funding from NJDEP’s Food, Tire and Public Spaces Bonus Recycling Grant Program and was awarded $11,000 for the Township of Berkeley. Berkeley Township will install 50 recycling containers throughout Leiter Field, Dudley Park, Veteran’s Park and Toms River Park. Additionally, the funds will assist with continuing a Tire Recycling Program in Lakewood and developing their food waste awareness campaign by advising restaurant owners and local food handlers about proper routines for food waste disposal. The Township of Berkeley predicts over 50 tons of recycled materials will be generated annually.

For more information about the NJDEP and its grant programs, please visit http://www.nj.gov/dep/

Bruno Associates Secures $525 for the Borough of North Arlington’s Food, Tire and Public Spaces Bonus Recylcing Grant

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Bruno Associates Secures $525 for the Borough of North Arlington’s Food, Tire and Public Spaces Bonus Recycling Grant

Funded by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP)

June 11, 2015– Bruno Associates requested funding from the NJDEP’s Food, Tire and Public Spaces Bonus Recycling Grant Program and was awarded $525 for the Borough of North Arlington. North Arlington with these awarded funds will implement recycling containers in specifically three locations that desperately need it. The first location is Borough Hall, a structure that withholds many business meetings, public meetings and reports to municipal court sessions. The second location is Resignola Park which needs the recycling containers to maintain the cleanliness of the park and the environment surrounding it. The last location the received funds will go towards is on Price Path, alongside Riverview Avenue. The Borough of North Arlington predicts with these recycling containers in these high traffic areas there will be approximately six tons of recycled material accumulated annually.

For more information about the NJDEP and its grant programs, please visit http://www.nj.gov/dep/