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Official Document Type
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Approved Date
11/06/2018
Control Number
2018-223
Agenda Item Number
8.M.
Entity Name
Keep Indian River Beautiful
Subject
Recycling
Alternate Name
KIRB
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AGENCY REQUEST FOR FUNDING FROM Indian River COUNTY <br />FISCAL YEAR 2 01 812 01 9 J <br />A. Program Cover Page <br />Agency: <br />Keep Indian River Beautiful <br />Telephone:. <br />Contact <br />Person: <br />Daisy Packer Fax: <br />Title: <br />Executive Director E -Mail: <br />Address: <br />1596 Old Dixie Hwy <br />Vero'Beach, FL 32960 <br />Website <br />Address: <br />www.keepindianriverbeautiful.org <br />Program <br />Keep Indian River Beautiful <br />Title: <br />Recycling <br />772-226-7738 <br />4P, . <br />12�Q,g <br />Daisy@KeepIndianRiverBeautiful.org <br />I certify that information contained in this application accurately reflects the activities of this agency and <br />that the expenditures or portions thereof for which County funds are being requested are not reimbursed <br />by any other source. _ A <br />a t <br />Print name and title <br />Brief descerption of the Program for which funding is requested: <br />Keep Indian River Beautiful is requesting funds to maintain and grow our recycling education and <br />collection programs. Our goal is to help the County achieve the 75 in 5 mandate through continued <br />education, increased recycling opportunities and easy access to recycling and waste reduction <br />information. <br />- KIRB will show and teach the importance of recycling, reducing, rethinking, and reusing through <br />our Upcycle It! store at the Indian River Mall. Items made into new, more valuable items <br />and art are called Upcycled. Local Upcycled artists are also featured at the store. <br />- KIRB will continue our Conservation & Recycling Education Program to schools, businesses,' <br />public organizations and citizens. <br />- KIRB will continue to promote recycling and reusing to reduce the burden on the landfill and <br />extend its life in Indian River County in fun, innovative ways. <br />- KIRB will continue to run the Borrow -A -Bin program so residents have free access to portable <br />recycling containers on loan, but requiring the event staff provide all coordination and <br />management to make recycling available at local events, festivals, and meetings. <br />-KIRB will continue to build relationships with businesses and non -profits to leverage government <br />resources into support for recycling programs, such as our downtown recycling program, <br />and will continue to seek out new opportunities for recycling throughout the County. - <br />-KIRB will continue to partner with SWDD on outreach and event promotion for upcoming their <br />County -wide recycling events. <br />Due to the needs of the community and requests of residents and County staff, Keep Indian River <br />Beautiful has expanded the Borrow -A -Bin, program to include a Recycling Management Team where <br />KIRB staff and volunteers provide all of the recycling needs ata community event. With this new <br />expansion, KIRB staff manages the delivery, set up, breakdown and return of bins. Our staff alongside <br />any recruited volunteers manage the recycling bins throughout the event, replacing bags as needed, <br />removing trash from the recycling and recycling from the trash to maintain a clean stream and handles <br />disposal of recyclables including coordination of a dumpster if necessary. After the initial pilot program, it <br />rapidly gained momentum. Due to budgeted funds, KIRB will continue the program on a restricted basis. <br />As we are not able to hire additional staff under the current budget, we can only commit to a limited <br />number of events that are 1). strategically spaced out in the year and 2) within the hours limitations of <br />current staff. Projected events will include: <br />- Ribfest (2 event days) <br />- Shrimp Fest (3 event days) <br />- Earth Day Celebration (1 event day) <br />- Pelican Island Wildlife Festival (1 event day) <br />- America Recycles Day/Earth Day Paper Shredding (2 event days) <br />- Great American Cleanup (1 event dav) <br />
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