2023 NRC Members
Ameritas
Aqua Systems
BVH Architecture
Central Community College
City of Gering
City of Kearney
City of Lincoln
City of Norfolk
City of Omaha
City of Randolph
Columbus Community Hospital
Computer Hardware, Inc.
Custer County Recycling
Douglas County Environmental Services
Duncan Aviation
Eagle Printing and Sign
Elliott Equipment Company
Faith Westwood United Methodist Church
Firstar Fiber, Inc.
General Dynamics
HDR
Hillside Solutions
Keep Alliance Beautiful
Keep Cass County Beautiful
Keep Kimball Beautiful
Keep Nebraska Beautiful
Keep Omaha Beautiful
Lincoln Airport Authority
Lincoln Electric System (LES)
Lincoln Goodwill
MCL Construction
Middle Niobrara NRD
Nebraska Beverage Association
Nebraska Innovation Campus
Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD)
Nebraska Safety Council
Nebraska State Fair
Novozymes
Plastilite Corporation
Pro-Tainer, Inc.
ReUnite
Riekes Equipment Company
Roadrunner Transportation LLC
Sandhills Global
Schneider Electric
Security Shredding Services
SouthPointe Pavilions
Southwick Liquid Waste
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Upper Loup Natural Resources District
Uribe Refuse Services
Village of Hershey
Washington County Recycling Assocation (WCRA)
Western Resources Group
Friends of NRC
Mary Carol Bond
Willa DiCostanzo
Eunice Oladeji
Lifetime Members
Rozz Beckman
Julie Diegel
Dale Gubbels
Carrie Hakenkamp
Gene Hanlon
Tyler Mainquist
Adam Prochaska
Joshua Skov
Patricia Stear
Constance Zehr
Thoughts from our Members…

2022 Staff Site Visit to Sadoff E-Recycling
Ripple Glass has been very happy with our NRC membership. NRC has done a wonderful job connecting us with municipalities and businesses across the state of Nebraska. They have also promoted and supported our program during our membership. Ripple Glass has valued this membership, and we look forward to continuing it in the future!
Josh Boyer
Ripple Glass

2022 CHaRM Event Volunteers
I have appreciated the education and networking with other recyclers so much! Any time I begin to think I understand all the intricacies of the business, I learn something new. Over the years, I have met so many people that have shared their knowledge and experience, and this would not have been possible without NRC’s influence.
Jo Leyland
City of Imperial
Union Bank & Trust is honored to be awarded the 2020 Nebraska Recycling Council Member of the Year. We are grateful to join with the Nebraska Recycling Council in promoting and growing green initiatives and efforts with our employees and in our communities.
Jason Muhleisen
Union Bank & Trust

Award Winners from 2021 Annual Conference
The Nebraska Recycling Council has been a valuable resource for our Zero Waste programs in Wayne. Their expertise, encouragement and leadership has helped the Wayne Green Team find success in a variety of ways, such as securing a large grant for over 30 park recycling bins, preventing a proposal to charge for recyclables dropped off at our transfer station, funding a Zero Waste marketing campaign on how to reduce waste, and so much more.
As an NRC member, we are able to consistently call upon NRC for advice and information, and they are always there for us. They are a terrific resource for connecting us to grants, haulers, and other like-minded communities across the region. Plus, they offer so many valuable seminars and workshops, providing us with best practices and ideas to continue efforts in Wayne. The networking opportunities at these events are endless and have become a further source of encouragement and support. Thanks to the NRC’s connections, we even started a successful glass recycling program in our rural community.
We consider NRC one of our most valuable partners and look forward to continuing to work with them on our journey to zero waste.
Sandy Brown
Wayne Green Team

CHaRM Collection Event