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Hudson County Improvement Authority

BACKGROUND

The HCIA is responsible for providing a wide range of needed services to the residents and businesses of Hudson County including solid waste management, recycling, affordable housing, and transportation management. Since the HCIA’s inception in 1974, Hudson County’s recycling rate has increased from 3% to more than 30%. The HCIA works consistently to educate both residents and businesses on the benefits of recycling. Our Recycling Division has offered audience participation presentations to the majority of the public, private, and parochial schools across the county and we have awarded more than 200 mini-grants to various nonprofit organizations for litter clean-ups, demonstrating our commitment to promoting community-led environmental health initiatives.

Projects

Educational messaging campaign

HCIA is leading a countywide educational messaging campaign to encourage residents to keep our waterways clean by reporting litter, participating in local litter clean-up efforts, and refraining from littering and encouraging others to do the same.

Community clean ups

Volunteer with us! HCIA organizes community clean-ups in neighborhoods throughout the county At each event, experienced program staff will lead a team of volunteers in picking up and recycling trash. One of these clean-up event will also include a storm drain decoration piolet program to draw greater attention to the issue of neighborhood litter creating waterway pollution. Together we can reduce litter on our streets and in our waterways and increased knowledge and awareness of water pollution issues and the impact it has on riverine ecosystems.
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