Help Shape the Future of Waste & Recycling in Clinton County—Ausable Residents, Your Voice Matters!

February 20, 2025

Dear Town of Ausable Residents,

Have you ever wondered how we can make our community cleaner, greener, and more sustainable? Now’s your chance to help make it happen! Clinton County is reaching out to all of us with the 2024 Clinton County Solid Waste & Recycling Survey, and they need your input to improve waste management and recycling services across the county—including right here in Ausable.

This survey, covering from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024, is your opportunity to share your thoughts and ideas. By taking just a few minutes to participate, you’ll play a key role in shaping the future of how we handle waste and recycling in our community. Here’s why it matters:

• Enhance Recycling Programs: Your feedback can help identify ways to make recycling easier and more accessible for everyone in Ausable and beyond.
• Reduce Waste: Together, we can find strategies to cut down on landfill waste and boost reuse and recycling efforts.
• Improve Services: Let the County know what’s working—or what’s not—so waste collection can better meet our town’s needs.
• Protect Our Environment: Your input supports sustainability initiatives that keep Clinton County, and our little corner of it, clean and green for years to come.

The results of this survey will directly influence updates to the Local Solid Waste Management Plan, guiding decisions about future programs and investments that affect us all. This isn’t just about county-wide goals—it’s about making a difference right here in the Town of Ausable.

The flyer below, created by Casella in support of Clinton County’s efforts, reminds us that together, we can build a cleaner, greener future. Whether you’re passionate about recycling, curious about waste solutions, or just want to see Ausable thrive, your voice counts.

So, grab a cup of coffee, take a few minutes, and complete the survey today. Let’s work together to ensure our town—and all of Clinton County—remains a great place to live, work, and play.

Thank you for being part of the solution!

Sincerely,
-Tim