Housing Recycle. December 2016 Recycle Monthly Average Pounds Per Home 89 Tons collected UNCLASSIFIED 1. Goal is 36 Pounds per Household

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1 Housing Recycle December 2016 Recycle Monthly Average Pounds Per Home 89 Tons collected Goal is 36 Pounds per Household AVG Pounds per Household for DEC 16 = Mr. Brian Dosa, IMHD-PW, brian.l.dosa.civ@mail.mil, (254) UNCLASSIFIED 1 CSC Supplemental Document, January 25, 2017

2 Housing Trash to Landfill 250 December 2016 Landfill Monthly Average Pounds Per Home 397 Tons collected 200 AVG Pounds per Household for Dec 16 = Goal is 100 Pounds or Less per Household 50 0 Mr. Brian Dosa, IMHD-PW, brian.l.dosa.civ@mail.mil, (254) UNCLASSIFIED 2

3 Housing Recycle/Trash Rate December 2016 Recycle - VS - Trash to Landfill Average Per Home % 21% 21% 21% 20% 19% 18% 17% 16% 14% 14% 13% tons recycled 397 tons to landfill 25 0 Mr. Brian Dosa, IMHD-PW, brian.l.dosa.civ@mail.mil, (254) UNCLASSIFIED 3

4 Housing Recycle Recycle Monthly Average Pounds Per Home Thru December Goal = OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP FY17-MONTHLY AVERAGE FY16 MONTHLY AVERAGE FY15 MONTHLY AVERAGE FY12 MONTHLY AVERAGE FY13 MONTHLY AVERAGE FY14-MONTHLY AVERAGE *All villages have 96-gallon containers. Mr. Brian Dosa, IMHD-PW, brian.l.dosa.civ@mail.mil, (254) UNCLASSIFIED 4

5 Fort Hood Net Zero Waste Program CSC Supplemental Document, January 25, 2017

incorporating emerging best practices, such as single stream recycling and

6 What is Net Zero Waste? Net Zero Waste is a holistic strategy to reduce and reuse waste while incorporating emerging best practices, such as single stream recycling and food waste composting, to manage waste at Army installations with a goal of reaching zero landfill by High five to Net Zero Waste! 2

Net Zero Culture Goal: Change culture at Fort Hood to achieve Net Zero Waste. Key Tasks: Rethink and Reduce amount of resources used. Re-purpose and Reuse whenever possible.

7 Net Zero Culture Goal: Change culture at Fort Hood to achieve Net Zero Waste. Key Tasks: Rethink and Reduce amount of resources used. Re-purpose and Reuse whenever possible. Recycle and Compost waste resources. Identify technologies and strategies to reach Net Zero. Employ aggressive strategic communications campaign through conservation education, incentives and training. End State: Fort Hood Community has embraced Net Zero and is actively supporting the effort. 3

Each person throws 2.6 lbs of material into the landfill every day.

8 Why Should You Care? $4M annually to operate the landfill and provide trash collection. Each person throws 2.6 lbs of material into the landfill every day. Everyone in the Fort Hood community plays a vital role in the installation s Net Zero Waste efforts by actively reducing, reusing and recycling waste. 4

9 Solid Waste to Fort Hood Landfill ,400 30% Reduction 19,835 18,705 18,058 17,489 17,438 16, Tons FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 Fort Hood has made great progress thus far and we need your help to continue this trend! 6

10 Net Zero Waste Diversion Glide Path Diversion Goal 42% 45% 50% 55% 60% 65% 70% 75% 80% 85% Actual Diversion 39% 44% 48% 49% 53% 55% Diversion efforts include Recycling Composting Donations 7

11 What is in our Waste? 75% of everything going into our landfill has the potential to be composted or recycled. Single Stream Recycling has made this much easier. Composting installation-wide will be available starting in FY18. Fort Hood Landfill Composition 2016 Recyclable Compostable Paper, Food Waste & Cardboard & Soiled Paper Plastics 44% 31% Did you know? We throw cash in the trash everyday!!! In FY16, approximately 4,861 tons of recyclables went into the landfill! $583,320 could have gone back to Soldier unit funds! Non- Recyclables 25% 7

Where Can You Start? Reduce Avoid purchasing disposable single use items (dinnerware and food-related items). Purchase items in bulk and in concentrated form if available.

12 Where Can You Start? Reduce Avoid purchasing disposable single use items (dinnerware and food-related items). Purchase items in bulk and in concentrated form if available. Reduce printing requirements and set printers to default to double-sided. If printing is required, print multiple pages per sheet of paper. Convert all required printed forms for signature into electronic signature forms. Conduct weekly inspections of trash cans and avoid purchasing the items that are found. Promote DFAC dining to reduce food-related waste and packaging. If bringing food from home, reduce waste that could be generated from those meals. 8

Participate in the installation-wide yard sales in housing and in the barracks.

13 Where Can You Start? Repurpose & Reuse Promote the use of reusable bags during grocery shopping. Purchase reusable batteries as much as possible. Purchase products with recycled content (paper, pens, other supplies). Participate in the installation-wide yard sales in housing and in the barracks. Take all unserviceable government-owned property to DLADS by calling Share excess materials (military equipment, excess POL products and furniture) with other units. Donate household hazardous materials (e.g., cleaners) to the Classification Unit for reuse. 9

14 Single Stream Recycling What can you put in your blue bins? Now you can use one container to collect all your recyclables! 10

The sorting equipment and reconfiguration increase the Recycle Center s processing capacity from 8,500 tons to 18,000 tons per year.

15 Single Stream Recycling Fort Hood Recycle offers a single stream recycle program, allowing for recyclables to be commingled. Be sure to place your clearly labeled blue recycle bins next to trash cans to prevent placing the wrong material in the wrong bin. The sorting equipment and reconfiguration increase the Recycle Center s processing capacity from 8,500 tons to 18,000 tons per year. Take a tour to see the upgrade! Cardboard, plastic, metal, paper, and glass can now go into the same blue bin. Miscellaneous recyclables will need to be taken to the Recycle Center. 11

& Railhead Dr. 254-287-2336 Mon - Fri, 7:30-11:30 am & 12:30-4:30 pm Additional Services Bulk pickup available upon request for large quantities of material.

16 Miscellaneous Recyclables Recycle these miscellaneous recyclables at the Fort Hood Recycle Center. Holiday Clothing Toner Scrap Lights & Shoes Cartridges Metal Plastic Small Household Bags Pallets CDs Appliances Fort Hood Recycle Bldg. 4626, 72nd St. & Railhead Dr Mon - Fri, 7:30-11:30 am & 12:30-4:30 pm Additional Services Bulk pickup available upon request for large quantities of material. *Not for military housing.* Paper and hard drive shredding services available 8-11:30 am and 12:30-4 pm. Secret document destruction available. Call Scale available for DITY moves at a $5 cost. Get paid in cash for aluminum cans. 12

17 Recycle Center Location You can borrow recycle containers for special events! Fort Hood Recycle Bldg. 4626, 72nd St. & Railhead Dr

Recycle Proceeds Pay For: Oktoberfest Fort Hood Community

Night Viewings BOSS Program Sponsorship Hood Howdy Boxing

Spouse Appreciation Day Freedom Fest Fireworks BLORA (Water

18 Recycle Proceeds Pay For: Oktoberfest Fort Hood Community Showcase Nature in Lights Courses of Clear Creek UFC Fight Night Viewings BOSS Program Sponsorship Hood Howdy Boxing Fight Night Pay-Per-View Month of the Military Child Military Spouse Appreciation Day Freedom Fest Fireworks BLORA (Water Fest, Flashlight Egghunt) Super Bowl Event DFMWR Runs and Cardio Events 114

19 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center Products Accepted at the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center 15

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center Household hazardous waste and personal electronics are accepted free of charge at the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center, located at the Fort

The Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center will NOT accept ammunition, food products, medical products, items normally collected by Fort Hood s Recycle Program or property book or government

20 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center Household hazardous waste and personal electronics are accepted free of charge at the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center, located at the Fort Hood Classification Unit, for proper disposal or recycling. The Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center will NOT accept ammunition, food products, medical products, items normally collected by Fort Hood s Recycle Program or property book or government owned items. Classification Unit Bldg Ivy Division Rd. & 37th St. Monday-Friday 7:30-11:30 am & 12:30-4:00 pm Ivy Division Rd Classification Unit Government owned property such as computers, and military equipment must go to DLADS for turn-in by calling for an evaluation and pickup. 16

Unit Generated Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricant Materials Unit

for processing and recycling by calling 254-288-7627 or

Oil and fuel filters Fluorescent bulbs Batteries (lithium, sulfur

21 Unit Generated Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricant Materials Unit operations can send the below items to the Classification Unit for processing and recycling by calling or for an appointment. Oil and fuel filters Fluorescent bulbs Batteries (lithium, sulfur dioxide, nickel metal hydride, etc. Aerosol and paint cans Empty POL containers POL contaminated (rags, pads, etc.) 17

can be placed in bags and brought to the Compost Center at

22 You Can Compost Yard Waste All bagged yard waste such as leaves, trimmings, grass clippings, etc. can be placed in bags and brought to the Compost Center at Clarke Rd and Turkey Run Rd *Village residents may use curbside compost bins* 19

23 Net Zero Waste Website For more information visit the NZW website

24 Contact Information Fort Hood Recycle Bldg. 4626, 72nd St. & Railhead Dr Mon - Fri, 7:30-11:30 am & 12:30-4:30 pm Classification Unit or Bldg. 1348, Ivy Division Rd. & 37th St. Mon - Fri, 7:30-11:30 am & 12:30-4:00 pm Fort Hood Landfill/Compost Mon - Fri, 7:30-5:00 pm and Saturday 7:30 am - 2:00 pm Sustainability & Net Zero Waste Program Manager Jennifer Rawlings For more information visit:

Fort Hood LESS WASTE MORE FIGHT WASTE Fort Hood Hood.Army.mil/NetZero/

Fort Hood LESS WASTE MORE FIGHT WASTE 2020 Fort Hood 254-535-8557 Hood.Army.mil/NetZero/ As one of the Army s Net Zero Waste installations, Fort Hood has set the goal of minimizing the amount of material