NEWS RELEASE Date: December 24, 2024 Subject: Mishawaka Solid Waste Transition Update Attention Mishawaka Residents: As we complete the transition from Republic Services to Waste Management (WM) for trash and recycling collection, please take note of the following important details: Final Pickup by Republic Services: Republic Services will perform their final trash and recycling collection during the last week of December, on your last service day in 2024/your regularly scheduled pickup day.  Please leave your Republic Service bins at the curb for pick-up of the Republic Services bins after your last pick-up date in 2024. Bin Collection: After Republic Services completes their final collection, please leave your Republic bins at the curb on your scheduled trash day. Republic Services will collect these bins following their final pickup. Start Using WM Bins: Beginning January 2, 2025, residents should start using their new WM bins for all trash and recycling collection services. For additional details and answers to frequently asked questions about this transition, please visit the Question-and-Answer document on our website by clicking here. We appreciate your cooperation and patience as we work to ensure a smooth transition to Waste Management services. City of Mishawaka Solid Waste Management Transition Q&A – City of Mishawaka      
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Mishawaka’s Ken Prince Honored with Brinegar Award

FRENCH LICK, INDIANA – Ken Prince, Executive Director of Planning and Community Development for Mishawaka, received the 2022 Ivan H. Brinegar Municipal Management Award from Accelerate Indiana Municipalities (Aim). Prince received the award on November 3 during the Presidents’ Reception at the 2022 Aim Ideas Summit in French Lick.

Ken Prince, a Hoosier by choice, was born in Pennsylvania and received his landscape architecture degree from Penn State. He worked briefly for Mishawaka in 1999 before moving out of state. Prince returned to the city in 2004, where he has worked in various planning and community development capacities ever since.

“Ken is exactly the kind of planner and visionary every community admires. Prince’s fingerprints are on all of the city’s community and economic development projects spanning nearly two decades. His peers describe him as a kind problem-solver with an outstanding work ethic,” said Aim CEO Matt Greller.

The Ivan H. Brinegar Municipal Management Award is presented to an appointed municipal official with a minimum of 10 years of city or town service who displays strong leadership, contributions to the community, and serves as a role model to citizens and other municipal officials.

In its 46th year, the Aim Annual Awards program, presented by Baker Tilly Municipal Advisors LLC, recognizes communities and individuals in municipal government for excellence and outstanding achievement. A seven-member panel of qualified judges selected this year’s winners from a competitive field of nominees from around the state.

 

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