Our Customers Do Great Things
Our customers do some truly amazing things and are at the heart of what we do.
Learn more about their successes – and how we have partnered with them to combat contamination, increase diversion and educate a new generation of world-class recyclers.
Our Customer Success Stories
City of Denver Increases Resident Reach and Engagement With ReCollect Digital Tools
In this case study, Tay Dunklee, Program Administrator for City of Denver Solid Waste, explains how she uses digital tools from ReCollect to empower Denver’s 181,000 households to throw recycle better.
Rogue Disposal Improves Customer Engagement and Education By Partnering With ReCollect
In this case study, we outline how Rogue Disposal was able to navigate industrydrastic changes, and turn the challenge into an opportunity to help customers recycle better.
City of Saskatoon Lowers Call Volume While Fostering Better Recyclers With ReCollect
In this case study, Mike Dawe, Environmental Coordinator for the City of Saskatoon’s Solid Waste Programs, explains how he relies on digital tools for solid waste provided by ReCollect to reduce phone calls from residents.
City of Olathe Increases Resident Engagement, Lowers Costs By Partnering With ReCollect
In this case study, Jamie Shockley, Strategic Communications Analyst at the City of Olathe, explains the benefits and successes of their partnership with ReCollect.
City of Victoria Exceeds Target Diversion of 30% With Great Communication and Digital Tools
The City saw an opportunity to offer a better way for residents to access their garbage schedules online as part of their commitment to improving resident communications.
Halton Region Switches From Paper-Heavy Communications to On-Demand Digital Tools
Wanting to provide residents a faster, on-demand channel to access waste and recycling information, the Halton Region partnered with ReCollect.
City of Kingston Improves Resident Satisfaction and Recycling Behaviour With Digital Tools
Fighting the clock on a major routing and collection change where both recycling and trash collection days were changing, the City of Kingston went digital with ReCollect for primary communications with residents.
Clark County, WA Switches To Multi-Community Resident Communications For Trash Collection Scheduling
Wanting to reduce call volumes and increase resident engagement, Clark County moves to multi-community digital apps to communicate collection schedules online.
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