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Recycling Fun Facts
Did you know....
SPSA collected 309 tons of aluminum in 2006 - enough to make four 747 jets.
SPSA recycled enough office, newsprint and cardboard in 2006 to save over 250,000 trees.
SPSA recycled 1,692 tons of glass in 2006 - enough to make 13.53 million baby food jars.
SPSA recycled over 3 million pounds of plastic in 2006 - enough to make over 370,000 soda bottles (2-liter).
SPSA recycled over 1.3 million pounds of tin and steel in 2006 - that's enough tin and steel to make 13,000 refrigerators.
SPSA recycled 42,794 cubic yards of yard waste in 2006 - that's enough to make over 577,000 bags of mulch and compost.
SPSA is a proud member of America's First Region.
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WHAT'S NEW Application Procedures for Amendments of the Southeastern Public Service Authority's Solid Waste Management Plan SPSA January 23, 2008 Board of Directors Meeting
Status Report of the Intergovernmental Coordinating Committee (ICC) December 13 Special Board Meeting The SPSA Board of Directors held a special meeting on Thursday, December 13, 2007 for the purpose of examining and discussing a new financial pro forma and debt repayment model developed by consulting firm R.W. Beck, Inc. The objective of the presentation, as defined by R.W. Beck, Inc., was to provide SPSA, its Board of Directors, and the member communities with a strategic planning tool that will allow it to evaluate the financial impact of different options through 2018. For a copy of the R.W. Beck presentation, contact click the below link. If you have questions about the model or the presentation, please contact SPSA's Communications Department at (757) 420-4700. SPSA Waste-to-Energy Sale Information Below are the following reports on the SPSA Waste-to-Energy Sale:
SPSA Business Advisory Council To find out more about SPSA's Business Advisory Council, please click here. Do you want to get an overall picture of SPSA - including the operations and services to SPSA member communities? By watching this video about SPSA you will learn about recycling, Waste-to-Energy, Household Hazardous Waste and much more. You must have Windows Media Player in order to view this video.
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