CCM and the Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority are excited to partner for a six part series, Waste Management and Recycling in Connecticut. 

This series will provide an education on the basics of what’s currently happening to Connecticut's waste and recycling, how it is managed, where it is going, and what capacity currently is available. 

These trainings will serve as a tool to help Connecticut leaders begin to look towards the future of creating a sustainable waste management system.

Over the last several webinars in our Waste Management series the conversation of government collection vs private industry has weaved through each discussion. During Part 4 we learned about how the private industry has created ways to manage materials in Connecticut through source separation.  In Part 5 we bring back a collection of panelists as well as new to discuss how as a state we can leverage these and other resources and opportunities in a practical and sustainable way at the municipal level. 

Jennifer Heaton-Jones
Executive Director
Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority

Tom Gaffey
Director of Recycling and Enforcement
Materials Innovation and Recycling Authority (MIRA)

Kevin Budris
Staff Attorney
Conservation Law Foundation (CLF)

Tom DeVivo
Owner
Willimantic Waste Paper

Brian Paganini
VP and Managing Director
Quantum Biopower

Michael Noel
Government Affairs Manager
TOMRA

• First Selectmen, Mayors, Town/City Managers
• Finance Personnel
• Public Works Personnel
• Recycling Coordinators  
• Boards/Commissions/Committees

Click here to be directed to GoToWebinar, where attendees can register. 

Questions?
Please contact CCM Training at ccmtraining@ccm-ct.org or call (203) 498-3037.

Due to current conditions, CCM is not holding in-person trainings for participants in the CCMO program to earn credit hours. However, CCM would still like to provide opportunities to work toward completion in the program. 

Participants have the opportunity to earn CCMO credit hours by watching and participating in this webinar:

• Watching this webinar live is good for 1 credit hour of Community Development.
• Completing the short quiz that will be sent to attendees following the webinar is good for 2 credit hours of Community Development. 

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