JOHNSON COMPOST TRIAL
SUSTAINABILITY STARTS WITH COMMUNITUES.
City of Johnson Compost Collection Trial
The City of Johnson is committed to creating a greener future for the city residents.
Through an affiliation with the City of Johnson and Ozark Compost & Swap a composting trial program is being launched to provide the Johnson residents the opportunity to experience curbside compost collection.
Your participation and feedback is important to the future of implementing city wide compost collection.
How The Trial Works
1. Sign up on the form below.
2. We'll reach out to confirm your pickup dates via email.
3. A 5-gallon bucket will be dropped off at your home.
4. Your bucket will be swapped out with a clean bucket every two weeks.
5. Participants will receive text notifications the evening before their collection and the next morning as reminders.
6. Each resident will receive one drop-off, and two bucket collections.
7. Before your final bucket collection residents will have the option to continue services with Ozark Compost or elect to opt out.
There are no commitments or payments required during your first free month.
Our Only Asks!
- Your participation
- Your feedback after the trial
- Whether you'd like to continue services
- Return all buckets after the trial if opting out
Johnson Trial Program
How Pickups Work
01
Trial Signup
Signup for your trial and we'll email your delivery day. Allow up to 7 days for email response.
02
Fill Your Bucket
We'll deliver your bucket and you fill it with food waste and other compostable items.
03
Pick Up
Place your bucket out at the curb on your designated day and we'll replace it with a clean bucket every two weeks.
Why Compost?
Reduce Greenhouse Gases
When food waste goes to the landfills it suffocates under the pressure of all the trash. Without oxygen the food waste releases methane gases which is released into our atmosphere. Methane is 25x more potent then carbon dioxide.
Decrease Landfills
Did you know our current landfill in NWA will reach capacity March of 2024? Food waste makes up 30% of our landfills. By removing the food waste from our landfills we can decrease the overall footprint.
