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The Recycling Impact Award will be presented to a member of the National Lieutenant Governors Association* (NLGA) who is committed to working within a state, region, and/or communities to positively impact resource conservation and recycling. ReMA will present the award at the NLGA Annual Meeting, July 17-19, 2019 in Wilmington, DE.
Nominations are being accepted now through May 15, 2019. ISRI Chapters and members are asked to submit nominations for the Recycling Impact Award at ISRI.org/ltgovaward. More information regarding the award criteria, nomination process, and selection process can be found online or contact Danielle Waterfield.
*The National Lieutenant Governors Association (NLGA) is the professional association for the elected officials first in line of succession to the state governors in the 50 states and five U.S. territories. The purpose of NLGA is to promote efficiency and effectiveness of the office of lieutenant governor, to foster interstate cooperation, to provide a medium for the exchange of views and experiences on subjects important to the people of the states and territories. Each state's constitution dictates who is first in line of gubernatorial succession should a vacancy occur. This official is the NLGA member. ReMA is a Chairman’s Partner with NLGA for the purposes of promoting the recycling industry and educating state policymakers on the economic and environmental benefits of recycling.