GODFREY — The Village of Godfrey Sustainability Commission will host, in collaboration with Republic Services, ONESTL, and the Green Business Challenge, a Campaign Sign Recycling Event following the November 3rd general election.
The Village of Godfrey, IBEW Local 649, and the Greater Godfrey Democrats are offering two drop-off sites for unwanted corrugated plastic campaign signs and metal stakes. These items can be taken to two locations: LaVista Park, 2421 W Delmar Ave, Godfrey, or IBEW 649, 3945 Humbert Rd, Alton.
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Separate the signs and stakes and place them in the labeled pallet box at each site.
No plastic wrap/film signs, cardboard, or laminated cardboard signs are allowed. Signs need to be sticker-free.
For more information, go to RecycleResponsibly.org.
"We are all ready for the end of election season! Do your part to keep Godfrey and the Riverbend clean by recycling unwanted corrugated plastic campaign signs and metal stakes," said Virginia Woulfe-Beile, Chair, Godfrey Sustainability Commission.
About Village of Godfrey Sustainability Commission
The Godfrey Sustainability Commission, formerly the Climate Protection and Energy Efficiency Committee, was adopted by ordinance in 2014, as an initiative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in municipal operations and has grown into a volunteer-led network collaborating with other municipalities and organizations to share information and opportunities for sustainable initiatives and grant opportunities to fund them.
