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SCRAP TIRE BUY-BACK PROGRAM
Montgomery County Environmental Services
• Montgomery County:• 535,000 residents• 28 cities and townships • City of Dayton largest jurisdiction member
(141,000 residents)• County MSW Transfer Station includes
recycling drop-off services• Commingled household recyclables,
electronics, white goods, yard waste, HHW, scrap tires
Scrap Tires• All residents of Montgomery County
can recycle 10 tires/year at no charge
• County Jurisdiction members and community cleanups recycle tires at no charge
• MCSWD received over 30,000 tires for recycling in 2012
Public Health Dayton and Montgomery County (PHDMC)
• 77 complaints of illegal dumping investigated (2012)
• Estimate more than 17,000 scrap tires remain illegally disposed (2009)
Montgomery County Environmental Crimes Task Force
• Collaboration between several regulatory agencies and local jurisdiction members
• Created mid-2012
Seeks to improve and protect public health and the environment through
responsible enforcement and comprehensive outreach and education.
• Surveillance cameras at known dump sites• Environmental crimes reporting hotline• Public and Commercial education and
outreach• Full time Environmental Crimes Deputy
January 1, 2013• Training of local law enforcement agencies
Scrap Tire Buy Back Event
• Similar program offered by City of Memphis Tennessee
• Incentivize residents to collect and recycle scrap tires
• Comply with state scrap tire requirements
• Goal to remove scrap tires from the environment
Scrap Tire Buy Back Event
• One day event• $2.00/Tire up to maximum 10 tires• Montgomery County Residents
ONLY• Passenger tires ONLY• Maximum 10 tires per vehicle
Scrap Tire Buy Back Event
• Funding event:• MC Solid Waste District HB 592
budgeted funds• Local jurisdiction budgeted funds• In kind labor – OEPA, PHDMC, MC
Sheriff’s Office, City of Dayton Neighborhood Assistance Officers
Scrap Tire Buy Back Event
• Expected challenges:• Location • Traffic flow and control• Event security (cash!)• Manage large number of scrap tires in
short period of time• Enforce transporter requirements
Location
• Montgomery County Waste Transfer Station
• Large queuing capacity, operational efficiencies, nearby highway access
• Limited entrance points
Staff Detail
MCES Staff 52
MCSO Staff 6
MCSO Inmates 16
City of Dayton Staff 5
OEPA Staff 1
PHDMC Staff 1
City of Moraine Staff 4
Total Staff 85
Public Entrance• Police direct traffic both on and off
site at entrance
• Vehicles queued leading to entrance
Public Entrance
• Team of staff to greet public and distribute awareness packets
• Team of staff to check residency and start ticket
Tire Collection
• Traffic flow
• “Pit Road” concept
Tire Collection
• Unloading
• Staff assigned to each station – continue ticket
Buy Back Cashiers
• Complete ticket
• Cash payout
Any Way You Can …
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Planning Details
• Promotion and awareness• Event promotion – target audience• Media coverage – pre and post event• Information packets for event
Results 2013 2014
Number of Vehicles 1,581 1,925
Number of Unique Vehicles 893 927
Number of Repeat Customers 294 359
Number of Repeat Trips 688 967
Number of Tires Collected 15,488 18,100
Tonnage of Tires Collected 180.80 213.46
Cost of Buyback $29,844.00 $35,547.00
Cost of Disposal $35,027.66 $39,560.54
Number of 40-YD Roll-offs Collected 66
Results
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 100
100
200
300
400
500
600568
116
7860
43 4214 4 0 2
Scrap Tire Buy Back Event 9/21/14
# Trips
# Cu
stom
ers
Results
29.25%
21.62%
1.85%
9.60%
28.09%
9.60%
How Did You Hear About The Event?
TVNewspaperRadioFlyerWord of MouthOther
Impact
• 21% Reduction in Monthly Scrap Tire Receipts
• 58% Reduction in Dayton Monthly Scrap Tire Collection Costs
• Beautification/Community Pride• Model Program – Cities of
Jacksonville, FL and Dallas, TX
Tire Index Survey
Vacant lot corner of Pontiac
and Gilmore
Before
After
Tire Index Survey
Abandoned tire shop
West Third St.
Before
After
Challenges
• Operational Costs• Measuring/Quantifying Impact• Long Term Effects• Commercial Customers
Future
• Continue to Monitor Impact• Improve Program Metrics• Next Event Tentatively Scheduled
September 2015
Scrap Tire Buy Back Event
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLUduaLmc6w
John WoodmanMontgomery County Environmental
(937) 781-3061www.mcswd.org