High-school interns generate recycling flyers and QR-code plan to boost food-waste participation
September 18, 2026 | Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut
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Commission members showcased 13 outreach flyers produced by high-school interns this summer and described plans to distribute stickers and QR-code flyers at the transfer station, in school newsletters and through town communications. Staff said the flyers address contamination points (for example: don’t bag food waste; broken glass can contaminate curbside bins) and that they plan to adapt the content for social media and mailers.
Members described the approach as a cost-effective use of the printing budget (about $6,000 cited for transfer-station printing and outreach) and said they expect the materials to be ubiquitous around town to reduce contamination and increase program participation.
Members described the approach as a cost-effective use of the printing budget (about $6,000 cited for transfer-station printing and outreach) and said they expect the materials to be ubiquitous around town to reduce contamination and increase program participation.
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