The District School Board of Pasco County’s (DSBPC) recycling program began in 1991 after Pasco County built a waste-to-energy facility. During this time, the DSBPC was assessed a disposal fee of over $300,000. This action prompted School Board Members to find ways to reduce solid waste lowering solid waste disposal fees. The DSBPC recycles to conserve natural resources and educate students and employees on the importance of protecting the environment. Each year, the solid waste hauling and disposal fees are expected to increase, as our student enrollment and county grows. The more we recycle, the lower our solid waste hauling, disposal and tax assessments will be. This can lead to significant savings for the entire District.
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Conservation and Recycling Operations is a subdivision of Maintenance Services.
Conservation Information
Conservation Efforts
Energy/Gas/Water
Recycling/Solid Waste
- Solid Waste
- Paper Products
- Metal Products
- Plastic Products
- Cellular Phones/Toner Cartridges
- Capitalized/Non-Capitalized Surplus
- Light Bulbs/Glass
- Used Furniture/Wood Pallets
