June 16, 2026 · 5:30 PM
Environmental Advisory Board
Two Rivers’ Environmental Advisory Board will use its June 16 meeting to revisit its mission and goals, and to talk through a couple of practical, on-the-ground items like recycling bin nets and cleanup/education updates.
Key Decisions
The board will review its mission and goals, which matters because it sets what the group spends time on (and what it doesn’t) for the rest of the year.
The board will discuss “recycling bin nets,” a nuts-and-bolts item that could affect litter control and how recycling is handled in public spaces.
Members will get updates on the EAB educational series and the June 6 river clean up, which is a check-in on outreach and volunteer work rather than a policy decision.
Public Input
No public comments or communications recorded for this meeting.
Agenda Items
Review of Board Mission and Goals
The board will revisit its mission and goals. This is where residents should watch for specifics: what outcomes the board wants, what projects it will prioritize, and whether it sets any measurable targets instead of broad statements. If the goals stay vague, it’s harder for the public to track progress or hold the city to anything concrete.
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Recycling Bin Nets
The board will discuss recycling bin nets, likely aimed at keeping material from blowing out of bins and turning into litter. The agenda doesn’t say where nets would be used, who would maintain them, or what they would cost—those details will matter if this turns into a recommendation to Public Works or the City Council. Residents who care about cleaner parks/streets should watch whether this becomes a concrete next step or just a general idea.
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EAB Educational Series Update
The board will hear an update on its educational series. This is mainly a progress check, but it’s also where the board can decide whether the outreach is reaching residents or just circulating among the usual civic crowd. The agenda doesn’t list topics, dates, or attendance goals, so residents may want to listen for what’s next and how the city plans to publicize it.
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River Clean Up - June 6th Update
The board will get an update on the June 6 river clean up. This is a straightforward report-out, but it can also surface recurring problem areas (where trash keeps collecting) and whether the city is doing anything beyond one-off volunteer events. Watch for any follow-up actions the board wants staff or other committees to take.
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