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As the environmental affiliate of the

The United States Conference of Mayors,

MWMA is dedicated to and driven by the needs of municipal solid waste directors, environmental commissioners and public works professionals. Formed in 1982, MWMA promotes operational efficiencies, facilitates information, fosters innovation and promotes legislative advocacy around Superfund, Brownfields redevelopment, clean air, clean water and waste to energy regulations.



2009 MWMA FALL SUMMIT REGISTRATION INFORMATION

General Registration / Sponsorship RegistrationExhibitor Registration / Hotel




** Registration for the Fall Summit Is Now Open **

 Municipal News Headlines:


Cans 4 Cash Recycling Challenge 2008

Bottled Water: The Impact on Municipal Waste Streams

Download the Report Download Materials and Read Press Coverage

* MWMA Municipal News Headlines will be available for download the 4th week of June due to the US Conference of Mayors Annual Meeting in Providence, RI; we apologize for the inconvenience this may cause.


The Public Place Newsletter: 
- Download the winter 2007 issue. 

The MWMA Membership Directory:



Continuing Education / Conference Call Schedule:

New Session Announced Soon!*

*Keep Checking Back For Online Announcements


Previous Calls

International Perspectives and Best Practices on Solid Waste and Recycling

  • We heard from some of Germany’s leading environmental experts on Green House Gases, the economic impact of “going green” and explore some of their challenged and best practices

EPA Clean Diesel News:

A Q&A Conference Call on the SmartWay Clean Diesel Finance Program Request for Applications was held on, Thursday, February 26, 2009.  As part of the stimulus bill, the U.S. EPA's Office of Transportation and Air Quality is issuing a Request for Applications (RFA) for the development of a low-cost loan or lease program to finance the purchase of clean diesel trucks and diesel equipment.  Funding for the program would be approximately $10 to $40 million, but may change. Our goal is to create national, state, or local level low-cost loan or lease programs that would encourage the purchase of vehicles and equipment retrofitted with verified emission control retrofit devices and idle reduction devices for highway, non-road, marine and locomotive fleets.  

In a previous RFA issued September 2008, EPA awarded $3.4 million in grants to three recipients to provide low cost loans and leases for diesel trucks, which have been retrofitted to reduce diesel emissions. These innovative loans will help small trucking firms lower their fuel costs and their emissions footprint by purchasing newer used trucks and idling and emissions reduction technologies. Click to see additional information about the requirements of the existing loan program. Eligible entities can partner with financial companies that have experience managing loans and leases for diesel trucks and equipment.

 

Digital Downloads:

- Energy Booklets Download Booklet 1 | Booklet 2 
- Cans for Cash: City Recycling Challenge More Information | Press Release (7/13)
- Brownfield Revolving Loan Fund Conference Call Presentation
- eCycling Conference Call Presentation
- Alternative Fuels and Systems for Refuse Trucks (Parish)
- Clean Cities: Cleaning-up the Garbage, One Truck at a Time (Launey)
- Greening Garbage Trucks: New Technologies for Cleaner and Healthier Cities (Underwood)


 

 

*A New MWMA Green will be available for download the 4th week of June due to the US Conference of Mayors Annual Meeting in Providence, RI; we apologize for the inconvenience this may cause.

 

MWMA GREEN- Vol. 1 Issue 6; August 2008

MWMA GREEN- Vol. 1 Issue 8; October 2008

MWMA GREEN- Vol. 2 Issue 9; February 2009

MWMA GREEN- Vol. 2 Issue 10; March 2009

 

MainStreet Economic Recovery Center

 

A Call To Action: The United States Conference Of Mayor's MainStreet Economic Recovery Plan;

The United States Conference Of Mayors- MainStreet Economic Recovery Center

For information please contact:

Judy Sheahan
Assistant Executive Director,
The U.S. Conference of Mayors
(202) 861-6775; jsheahan@usmayors.org

Susan Jarvis
Senior Program Manager,
Municipal Waste Management Association
(202) 861-6760;
sjarvis@usmayors.org

Ted Fischer
Director of Membership Services,
Municipal Waste Management Association
(202) 861-6779;
tfischer@usmayors.org

Brett Rosenberg
Staff Associate,
Municipal Waste Management Association / Clean Air
(202) 861-6782; brosenberg@usmayors.org