The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
WHAT: Pulaski County Clean Sweep (formerly the Clean Sweep of US 27)
WHEN: Wednesday, April 22 (RAIN OR SHINE)
8 am to 4 pm: Volunteers pick up litter at their convenience any time that day.
12 pm: Any volunteer can attend the FREE COOKOUT & DOOR PRIZE DRAWING at The Center for Rural Development (Light #15).
WHO: Individuals, businesses, schools and other organizations are welcome.
HOW: Groups are encouraged to pre-register to be assigned a cleanup area. Day-of registration opens 8 am at The Center for Rural Development.
PRE-REGISTRATION & MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: PRIDE Office, 606.677.6150, PRIDE@centertech.com
2020 PULASKI COUNTY CLEAN SWEEP PARTNERS: Pulaski County Recycling Center, The Center for Rural Development, PRIDE, Somerset-Pulaski County Convention & Visitors Bureau, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 8, Waste Connections of Kentucky, Pine Knot Job Corps, Blackboard, Pulaski County Extension Homemakers
2020 PRIDE SPRING CLEANUP SPONSORS: Outdoor Venture Corp., Walmart
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s free Waste Tire Collection Program (formerly known as Tire Amnesty) is an ongoing, state-run program to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. Individuals can drop off their unwanted tires at a location within their county free of charge during the collection period. The tires are recycled through “beneficial end use” markets to become products, such as tire-derived fuel or crumb rubber.
PRIDE encourages citizens to take advantage of this free event!
Harless Creek Cleanup (Pike County)
