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County Solid Waste Authority wins “Make It Shine” Award

October 28, 2022
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The Greenbrier County Solid Waste Authority’s Director of Recycling Todd Riggs and Board of Directors members Mike Eltzroth and Lucie Refsland accepted the West Virginia Make It Shine Clean County Award presented by Chris Cartwright.

The Greenbrier County Solid Waste Authority (GCSWA) received the West Virginia Make It Shine Clean County Award at the 2022 WV Educational Conference on Litter Control & Solid Waste Management. The award recognizes all county, city, community and individual efforts to make Greenbrier County the cleanest county in the state.

Participation of individuals in programs such as Adopt-A-Highway, Roadsides in Bloom, river and/or stream cleanups, environmental education, Earth Day Celebrations, recycling programs, the beautification of communities, picking up litter, improvement of public lands or any environmental improvement contributed to their success.

Also included were contributions by local organizations Lewisburg in Bloom, The Bluebell Garden Club, The Greenbrier Garden Club, The Lewisburg House and Garden Club, and The WVU Master Gardeners of the Greenbrier Valley. The 55-page application for this award was a compilation of the numbers available in each of 10 areas.

 

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