MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ — The Monmouth County Board of Commissioners invites seventh-grade students across Monmouth County to help name its newest recycling superhero.
“In late March, my fellow Commissioners and I unveiled a one-of-a-kind recycling education trailer, outfitted with fully interactive video games featuring our recycling hero,” said Commissioner Director Tom Arnone. “Now, he needs a name."
In honor of Earth Day, they invite all seventh graders in Monmouth County to submit a name for the superhero, along with a letter explaining their choice and why recycling is important.
The winning name will be featured on the recycling trailer as it travels to events across the county.
Contest rules:
The contest winner will be recognized at a Board of County Commissioners’ meeting at the Hall of Records in Freehold. The County also encourages schools and community organizations to learn more about the recycling education trailer and request a visit.
“The mobile unit features six interactive gaming stations, allowing multiple people to participate at the same time,” said Arnone. “Each station includes custom-designed games, which star our hero, and teaches what can and cannot be recycled, explains why recycling matters, and shows how small everyday actions can make a big difference in protecting our planet. We encourage schools and community groups to bring this experience to their next event.”
To request the trailer to come to your school or group, contact the Monmouth County Recycling Coordinator at educationrecyclingtrailer@co.monmouth.nj.us.
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