Report outlines the Needs Assessment study that evaluated the recycling infrastructure, services, and costs throughout all geogrphic ares of the state and proposed three scenarios for increasing collection and recycling rates in Colorado by 2030 and 2035.

Mill levy approved in 2018 to fund 5 key areas across the county with roughly $2M/year available to expand & add new waste diversion programs & infrastructure

A partnership to help advocate recycling programs, meet sustainability goals, and help develop policy solutions

Adopted in 2017 with the city’s PAYT system, this additional fee of $2.96/household-month is assessed to cover special collections & events

Approved in 1994, this established an occupational tax for residents & MFUs/businesses that generates roughly $1.8M/year for programming & infrastructure

Diversion plan categorized by different locations throughout CO. — Appendix D contains funding sources