CITY OF FRESNO
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Is hereby presented to:
WHEREAS: Every year Mid Valley Disposal makes it a priority to select and recognize a steward of the environment as their Recycler of the Year; and
WHEREAS: Mid Valley Disposal honors local operations for their outstanding recycling practices. The winning operation is routinely going above and beyond in their recycling efforts and providing education to their employees. The operation makes sure to consistently have clean, full, contamination-free recycling bins on their site; and
WHEREAS: This year Mid Valley Disposal is awarding Fire Station 4 as their 2023 Recycler of the Year. Fire Station 4 is located in District 7 and has demonstrated a constant practice of promoting a safe environment through their recycling efforts; and
WHEREAS: In implementing and being fully compliant with Senate Bill 1383, Fresno Fire Station 4 increased the station's organic waste from ninety-six gallons to over three hundred seventy-five gallons a month; and
WHEREAS: Fire Station 4 demonstrates the importance of educating our local communities about fire risks and safety measures. Their efforts in participating in environmental protection are vital to ensuring that we get closer to keeping the City of Fresno both safe and healthy. The devotion of Fresno Fire Station 4 towards not only saving lives and property, but also the environment is vital towards the success of the City as a whole.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: that Councilmember Nelson Esparza, the Fresno City Council, and Mayor Jerry P. Dyer do hereby proclaim, the 22nd of February 2024, as:
"Fire Station 4 Day"
in the City of Fresno.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands
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MIKE KARBASSI, COUNCIL VICE PRESIDENT DISTRICT 2
MIGUEL ARIAS, COUNCILMEMBER DISTRICT 3
LUIS CHAVEl, COUNCl:iJ!!,;iTRICT 5 GARRY BREDEFELD, 'couNCILMEMBER DISTRICT 6