Recycle Utah Director of Education Chelsea Hafer said the nonprofit has put out a survey to help the organization figure out how it can serve all of Summit County.
“What kind of events they would attend at the building, what would be the main draws, what purpose they think it should serve in the community,” she said on KPCW’s “Local News Hour” May 19. “So we'd love to hear from people, even if you don't come to Recycle Utah right now.”
The center diverts 52 different materials from landfills right now. Recycle Utah Executive Director Andy Hecht said the new center will expand its diversion capacity.
Recycle Utah will build and operate a temporary facility on the new property off U.S. 40 until the new, larger center is completed. No final date has been announced.
Residents can complete the community survey through July.
