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Pennsylvania’s Act 101 of 1988 requires counties to develop and update waste management plans at ten year intervals to ensure there are sufficient ways and space for disposing waste. Plans should also outline strategies for reducing, reusing, or recycling our waste to lessen the amount we need to dispose of. Your input will be used to determine which programs the county should offer and how those programs should be funded.

The following questions should take about 4 minutes to answer.

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* 1. What is your experience with the following programs?

  Have Used Would Consider Using Would Never Use Unaware Program Existed
County Electronics Recycling Center
County Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Events for Paints, Pesticides, Gasoline, etc.
Municipal Composting Sites
County Tire Recycling Events
County Appliance Recycling Events
Pharmaceutical Disposal Events
Paper Shredding
County/Municipal Drop-off Recycling Sites for Bottles, Cans, Paper, etc.
County/Municipal Recycling Containers at Community Events

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* 2. How important are the following waste management recycling services to you?

  Very Important Important Not Important
County Electronics Recycling Center
County Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Events
Municipal Composting Sites
County Tire Recycling Events
County Appliance Recycling Events
Pharmaceutical Disposal Events
Paper Shredding
County/Municipal Drop-off Recycling Sites for Bottles, Cans, Paper, etc.
County/Municipal Recycling Containers at Community Events
Program Funding Background

County waste management and recycling programs can be funded with user fees or real estate tax revenues. Fee based programs are funded by the residents who choose to use and in turn pay for a given service. Programs can also be funded using revenue from county real estate taxes that are based on the value of a resident’s land and buildings. Residents pay property taxes and those revenues are used to fund programs regardless of whether or not the tax paying resident uses the program.

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* 3. Based upon the description of the funding options listed above, please indicate you preference for how the following services should be provided by Cumberland County?

  Should be funded by fees charged when service is used Should be funded by taxes (could result in county real estate tax increase) County should not offer/support this program
County Electronics Recycling Center
County Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Events
Municipal Composting Sites
County Tire Recycling Events
County Appliance Recycling Events
Pharmaceutical Disposal Events
Paper Shredding
County/Municipal Drop-off Recycling Sites for Bottles, Cans, Paper, etc.
County/Municipal Recycling Containers at Community Events

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* 4. Please provide any additional comments you have on municipal solid waste management and recycling in Cumberland County.

The following optional demographic questions are used to analyze who responded to the survey. Personal information collected will not be shared or sold to any third parties. If you do not wish to answer these questions please skip to the end of the survey and click done.

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* 5. What is your age?

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* 7. Do you own or rent the place where you live?

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* 8. What is the highest degree or level of education you have completed?

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* 9. If you would like to receive updates on the plan please provide contact information below. If your contact information is provided, it will be linked to your survey responses

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