by Terri Quist | Sep 24, 2021 | Civic Technology, Municipal Communications, Recycling Communications, Success Stories, Uncategorized
At ReCollect, we combine our technological know-how with our expertise in solid waste and recycling to create real change in the industry, one organization at a time. But while we work behind the scenes and with customers to meet our collective goals, our customers...
by Michelle Hoque | May 31, 2021 | Recycling Communications, Support Report
Here at ReCollect, our customers are our heroes. Our mission is to arm these organizations with resources and digital tools to help them empower people to recycle right. Behind the scenes of our customers’ tools — such as the Waste Wizard, Collection Calendar, and...
by Tanusri Pardeshi | May 12, 2021 | Recycling Communications
Are you struggling to make your recycling program more effective? Does your organization have a contamination issue you’d like to solve?Maybe you’ve read some of our blogs and downloaded some of ReCollect’s Success Stories, but you’re still a little unsure of how we...
by Heather Lee | Mar 3, 2021 | Municipal Communications, Municipal Engagement, Recycling Communications
When it comes to change, no matter how small, there will always be people who use it as an opportunity to complain. Change can be problematic, scary, and sometimes confusing to navigate, but that doesn’t have to be the case when it comes to changing collection...
by Tim Adkins | Feb 8, 2021 | Civic Technology, Municipal Communications, Recycling Communications
2020 will be looked back upon as a year that brought many challenges, opportunities and changes to our everyday lives. From online grocery purchase, to Amazon, voting and beyond, technology rose to the forefront of all that we do, creating and setting a dynamic that...
by Tim Adkins | Jul 30, 2020 | Municipal Communications, Recycling Communications
For some, it may seem that the state of recycling has reached a challenging fork in the road. But what can we learn from emerging success stories? Increasing complexity requires better communication — and complexity is required if recycling is to not just survive, but...
