2009 Annual Report.pdf - Town of Milton
2009 Annual Report.pdf - Town of Milton
2009 Annual Report.pdf - Town of Milton
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FY09 SOLID WASTE REVENUES<br />
Trash Sticker Revenue<br />
Store sticker sales $695,856<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> trash stickers $37,128<br />
<strong>Town</strong> Hall trash sticker sales $51,183<br />
Library sticker sales $15,400<br />
Subtotal (all trash stickers) $799,567<br />
Recycling Revenues<br />
Large items $1,980<br />
Recycling bins $2,960<br />
Compost bins $2,170<br />
Recycled paper receipts $104,074<br />
Scrap Metal receipts $7,957<br />
Subtotal (assorted fees) $119,141<br />
TOTAL ALL SOLID-WASTE RELATED REVENUE $918,708<br />
DPW AWARD/OPEN HOUSE<br />
At the DPW Open House that was held in May, “Sustainable <strong>Milton</strong>” was<br />
given the distinguished “Larry DeCelle Friend <strong>of</strong> DPW Award” for their outstanding<br />
efforts in promoting sustainability, including the securing <strong>of</strong> Clean<br />
Energy funds for the installation <strong>of</strong> Solar Photo-Voltaic systems at <strong>Milton</strong> High<br />
School and <strong>Town</strong> Hall, development and implementation <strong>of</strong> comprehensive recycling<br />
educational programs within the elementary schools, and even promoting<br />
the sale <strong>of</strong> rain barrels at the DPW Open house event. The DPW Open<br />
House continues to be a popular event, drawing families and <strong>of</strong>ficials to learn<br />
about the work <strong>of</strong> the DPW and get a first-hand look at the equipment the Dept.<br />
uses on a daily basis.<br />
CALL RESOLUTION<br />
The call resolution system continues to be an integral part <strong>of</strong> assuring the<br />
efficient distribution, management and tracking <strong>of</strong> the work load <strong>of</strong> the DPW.<br />
The system logs requests for services, complaints and generates work orders.<br />
During FY09 there were 830 calls reported and logged into the system. The<br />
830 reports do not account for reports for missed trash, recycling and most<br />
snow and ice related calls. Including all citizen reports <strong>of</strong> need for service, the<br />
DPW logged more than 2800 total calls; 639 calls were processed due only to<br />
solid waste collection; these calls relate to trash, recycling, yard waste and<br />
Christmas trees. Most snow and ice calls are not logged into the system because<br />
they are generally received during storms or at times which they are addressed<br />
immediately.<br />
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