PUBLIC WORKS Drop-off recycling options expanded CoralSprings.org/recycling
The city is excited to announce the expansion of our drop off recycling program for residents who would like to ensure non-contaminated recycling. A recycling container is located at Mullins Park next to the Coral Springs Gymnasium, 2501 Coral Springs Drive, and is open for drop off 24/7. This new collection point is in addition to the recycling option at the Waste Transfer Station, which is open Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays from 12 to 5 p.m. at 12600 Wiles Road.
Recycle these clean/dry items: Metal & Aluminum Cans Plastic Containers Newspaper & Mixed Paper Cardboard
City welcomes new Public Works director In late 2020, John Norris was selected to serve as the city’s new Director of Public Works. Norris is filling the role left vacant after the retirement of Richard Michaud, who proudly served the city for 29 years. Norris has held several leadership positions within the disciplines of Public Works, making him a great candidate for our growing and innovative city. A graduate of the Citadel Military College of South Carolina, Nor-
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ris earned his degree in Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering in 2001. Most recently, he served as the Director of Manufacturing for Colony Tire Corporation in Edenton, North Carolina. Prior to this position he served as Director of Stormwater, Pavement and Traffic Operations for the City of St. Petersburg, Florida and the Director of Public Works in Edenton, North Carolina. In his new role, Norris leads our full-service Public Works Department, utilizing the application of technical public works and expertise to a variety of complex city projects. Attracted to the culture of innovation and inclusion fostered in the City of Coral Springs, Norris is proud to be a part of an organization with such driven employees, who are focused on improving the city for all its residents and businesses.
