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Keep Nebraska Beautiful 2008 Awards
The Keep Nebraska Beautiful 2008 Awards application is now available. Awards will be presented in Nebraska City on July 10 in eight different categories. The awards are based on all environmental projects completed between June 1, 2007 and May 31, 2008. Download the 2008 Keep Nebraska Beautiful Awards application. |
2008 Keep Nebraska Beautiful Conference
The Keep Nebraska Beautiful Conference will be held on July 9 & 10th, 2008 at the Arbor Day Farm's Lied Conference Center in Nebraska City. The conference will conclude on July 10th with the Keep Nebraska Beautiful Awards Luncheon. We will be honored to welcome the new President of Keep America Beautiful, Matt McKenna. We hope you will mark you calendars now to attend. |
Keep Nebraska Beautiful Embarks on New Program
Keep Nebraska Beautiful has been awarded a grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to initiate a statewide School Chemical Cleanout Campaign. The goal is to develop and implement a school chemical management and safety program for all Nebraska schools. Schools will be assisted in cleaning out old, outdated or unused chemicals. Contact Keep Nebraska Beautiful for more information on the program plans. |
Nebraska Household Hazardous Waste Program Expands
The Nebraska Household Hazardous Waste Program will soon expand with a permanent collection facility in North Platte and Holdrege set to open in 2008. The Holdrege facility will also include a mobile unit that will serve the following cities/counties: City of Holdrege/Phelps County, City of Franklin/Franklin County, City of Minden/Kearney County and City of Alma/Harlan County.
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Keep Nebraska Beautiful Moves Offices
Keep Nebraska Beautiful has recently moved our office from Suite 306 to Suite 118 in the same building. The street address, phone numbers and fax number all remain the same.
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KNB Facilitates the Nebraska Used Oil Collection Program
The Nebraska Used Oil Collection Program ensures all Nebraskans can dispose of oil properly. Used oil collected through the program will be reused, recovered for energy, used in asphalt applications, or re-refined. |
Schools Are Invited to Join Over 145 Other Schools in the Litter-Free School Zone Program
In an effort to keep school grounds clean and free of litter, Keep Nebraska Beautiful initiated the Litter-Free School Zone Program. For your school to participate, contact our office at 402.486.4562 or email schools@knb.org. |
