Murfreesboro, TN – Recycle Rutherford will hold its annual Spring Meeting on Monday, April 28, at 7 p.m. at the Heritage Center, located at 225 W. College Street. The evening will feature a Q&A panel discussion with several members of the Rutherford County Public Works Committee, the commission responsible for addressing solid waste issues throughout the county.

The event is open to the public and promises to be an informative and engaging forum for discussing how the county is tackling solid waste challenges—and how citizens can be part of the solution. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about current and future initiatives related to recycling, landfill use, and waste management strategies.

Recycle Rutherford is a local nonprofit organization committed to promoting active public participation in conservation efforts through waste reduction, reuse, and recycling. While the organization does not own or operate any recycling facilities, it plays a vital role in the community by supporting environmentally responsible policies and fostering collaboration among individuals, organizations, businesses, and government agencies.

Founded on the principle that community involvement is essential to environmental progress, Recycle Rutherford works to coordinate the ideas, energy, and resources of its members and the broader Rutherford County community. Its initiatives include:

• Public education through meetings, publications, and media outreach

• Advocacy for effective federal, state, and local environmental policies

• Event facilitation, including materials collection for reuse and recycling

• Collaboration with like-minded organizations, businesses, and agencies

As the organization states, “Our success depends on the involvement of community members like you!”

Residents are encouraged to attend the April 28 meeting to learn more, share their input, and help shape a cleaner, more sustainable future for Rutherford County.

For more information about Recycle Rutherford and upcoming events, visit RecycleRutherford.org.