Sherborn Recycling Committee declines regional HHW consortium
Sherborn Recycling Committee declines regional household hazardous waste consortium. Committee Chair Charles Tyler and six members, meeting virtually, determined that economic and administrative drawbacks outweighed cost-saving benefits of a proposed Southeast municipal coalition. The committee
Recycling Committee · Meeting of January 15, 2026
Sherborn Recycling Committee declines regional household hazardous waste consortium. Committee Chair Charles Tyler and six members, meeting virtually, determined that economic and administrative drawbacks outweighed cost-saving benefits of a proposed Southeast municipal coalition. The committee approved a $500 allocation for a replacement Household Hazardous Waste event banner and must submit its annual state DEP report by February 15, which will include an update on potential school district recycling coordination with the Dover Recycling Committee.
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Source: the Recycling Committee meeting of January 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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