RecycleMORE Community Tonnage Competition FINAL RESULTS!

The official winner of the RecycleMORE Community Competition was announced by Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake at the start of this year’s Spring Cleanup. In an exciting race to the finish, which DPW Director David E. Scott compared to the Preakness, the 4th District's very own Radnor Winston Improvement Association came from being tied for fourth place to winning the competition!

Association President Nick Sheridan received a Citation from the Mayor and an award letter for Radnor-Winston to put on a block party.  Radnor-Winston won with 2,500 lbs. of recycling pulling ahead of Hampden by 60 lbs. and outdistancing our leader of many weeks, Cheswolde by 80 lbs. Another 4th District neighborhood - Lake Walker - also broke the "Top 10" with 1,560 lbs.
1. Radnor Winston - 2,500 lbs.

2. Hampden - 2,440 lbs.

3. Cheswold - 2,420 lbs.

4. Abell Improvement Association - 2,220 lbs.

5. Locust Point - 2,160 lbs.

6. Riverside - 2,080 lbs.

7. Federal Hill - 1,980 lbs.

8. Butchers Hill - 1,620 lbs.

(tied for 8th) - Patterson Park Neighborhood Association 1,620 lbs.

(tied for 8th) - Upper Fells Point 1,620 lbs.

9. Glen Neighborhood Improvement Association - 1,580 lbs.

10. Lake Walker - 1,560 lbs.

Jointly sponsored by the Department of Public Works and the Initiative for a Cleaner Greener Baltimore, the contest tracked recycling tonnage from 39 participating communities.  In a way, we are all winners when we RecycleMORE, so...woo hoo!