According to county officials, the meeting will put attendees on track to serve as volunteers during quarterly workshops countywide intended to supply residents with an understanding of recycling and composting methods and programs that promote a cleaner, greener environment. “Volunteers can also choose to attend extra training and volunteer more hours to become certified as a master composter, “Once a volunteer reaches master
composter status, the volunteer is allowed to teach classes on their own or work with schools and community gardens as a composting mentor.”
Moreland said volunteers are “integral” to the success of the county’s environmental programs.

More information is available at http://www.rcwaste.org/volunteer.
Interested parties may also contact the Department of Waste Resources at 951-486-3200.

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