Assistance and Resources for Event Managers
Special event permit applications must include a recycling plan.
SF Environment can help event managers:
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Free consultations to reduce refuse costs
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Creating a waste diversion plan to minimize unnecessary refuse costs
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Optimization of bin and signage setups
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Guidance through the process with a Zero Waste Event Checklist
Events must subscribe to sufficient recycle, compost, and landfill service from Recology. Recology also offers cardboard recycle/compost/landfill containers with pre-printed labels to facilitate the event's zero waste program.
Event Greeners
Hiring event greeners is highly recommended for a successful zero waste event.
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Community Housing Partnership - Kelly Meehan: (415) 749-2790 x359
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Green Mary - Mary Munat: (707) 548-7582
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SF Conservation Corp - Tomer Shapira: (415) 928-7417 x320
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Waste Busters - Mike Siminitus: (530) 219-3676
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SF Clean City Coalition - Gia Grant: (415) 552-9201
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Clean Vibes - Anna Borosfky: (828) 738-3817
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Revolutionary Green - Teresa Bradley: (415) 377-8931
Signs
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Blank Posters to create your own Composting, Recycling, & Landfill Signs
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Signmaker Tool - Create your own 8.5"x11" recycling and composting signs
For legislation events must follow, click here.
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