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ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND OUTREACH COORDINATOR (EEOC):
The Lake County Solid Waste Management District (“District”) has an immediate opening for a full-time Environmental Education and Outreach Coordinator.
Under general supervision, this position manages, plans, implements, and monitors all educational and operational activities related to the District’s Environmental Education Programs. This position involves educating students and the general public.
A bachelor’s degree is preferred, but not required.
The position offers benefits and has a starting salary of $45,000. A detailed job description is available on the district’s website Click for Details
TO APPLY:
Please email a completed employment application, cover letter, and resume with three (3) references to Jeanette Romano, Executive Director, at jromano@lcswmd.com. Interviews available immediately. This position will remain open until filled.
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OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR:
The Lake County Solid Waste Management District (“District”) has an opening for a full-time Office Administrator. This position involves general office administrative duties related to supporting the functions of the district.
The position offers benefits and has a starting salary of $42,000. A detailed job description is available on the district’s website Click for Details
TO APPLY:
Please email a completed employment application, cover letter, and resume with three (3) references to Jeanette Romano, Executive Director, at jromano@lcswmd.com.
Interviews available immediately. This position will remain open until filled.
The Lake County Solid Waste Management District (“District”) has an immediate opening for a full-time Environmental Education and Outreach Coordinator.
Under general supervision, this position manages, plans, implements, and monitors all educational and operational activities related to the District’s Environmental Education Programs. This position involves educating students and the general public.
A bachelor’s degree is preferred, but not required.
The position offers benefits and has a starting salary of $45,000. A detailed job description is available on the district’s website Click for Details
TO APPLY:
Please email a completed employment application, cover letter, and resume with three (3) references to Jeanette Romano, Executive Director, at jromano@lcswmd.com. Interviews available immediately. This position will remain open until filled.
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OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR:
The Lake County Solid Waste Management District (“District”) has an opening for a full-time Office Administrator. This position involves general office administrative duties related to supporting the functions of the district.
The position offers benefits and has a starting salary of $42,000. A detailed job description is available on the district’s website Click for Details
TO APPLY:
Please email a completed employment application, cover letter, and resume with three (3) references to Jeanette Romano, Executive Director, at jromano@lcswmd.com.
Interviews available immediately. This position will remain open until filled.
Date & Time
October 2, 2023
Contact Info
Executive Director, Jeanette Romano
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More About Lake County Solid Waste Management District
The Lake County Solid Waste Management District ("District") was established on February 5, 1991, as a single-county district by resolution of the Lake County Commissioners, pursuant to the Indiana State Legislature's passage of House Bill 1240, which required counties to form solid waste management districts. Since then, the District has developed a comprehensive plan of education, recycling assistance, and technical assistance to provide countywide programs and to provide effective and efficient integrated solid waste management for the benefit of its citizens.
In September 2016, the District's Board of Directors adopted a resolution adopting the "Journey to Zero" program. By adopting this resolution, Lake County became the first county in Indiana to tackle the zero waste mission. This program is designed to go beyond the State of Indiana's 50% recycling goal and take our businesses, residents, schools, and organizations on a journey to achieving zero waste. Over the next five years, our community will begin to hear more about new programs and initiatives designed to move us towards becoming a zero waste County.
Call for more information on the following programs:
-Environmental Education for Schools
-The Enviromobile Program
-Household Hazardous Waste program
-Tire Recycling Program
-Electronics Recycling Program
-Latex Paint Recycling
-Battery Recycling
-Leaf Collection in various unincorporated areas of the County
-Composting - turning leaves and wood waste into a usable soil amendment.
In addition to education and recycling programs, the District also provides each municipality in Lake County with recycling grants to assist those municipalities with recycling efforts consistent with the District's statutory responsibilities.
In September 2016, the District's Board of Directors adopted a resolution adopting the "Journey to Zero" program. By adopting this resolution, Lake County became the first county in Indiana to tackle the zero waste mission. This program is designed to go beyond the State of Indiana's 50% recycling goal and take our businesses, residents, schools, and organizations on a journey to achieving zero waste. Over the next five years, our community will begin to hear more about new programs and initiatives designed to move us towards becoming a zero waste County.
Call for more information on the following programs:
-Environmental Education for Schools
-The Enviromobile Program
-Household Hazardous Waste program
-Tire Recycling Program
-Electronics Recycling Program
-Latex Paint Recycling
-Battery Recycling
-Leaf Collection in various unincorporated areas of the County
-Composting - turning leaves and wood waste into a usable soil amendment.
In addition to education and recycling programs, the District also provides each municipality in Lake County with recycling grants to assist those municipalities with recycling efforts consistent with the District's statutory responsibilities.
Additional Details
Location
Lake County Solid Waste Management District
8695 Broadway
Merrillville, Indiana 46410
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