The Waste Tire Management Enterprise was established due to the passing of Senate Bill 24-123. The enterprise will aid in the proper management of waste tires by providing financial incentives and rebates for the recycling of waste tires into end-use tire-derived products.
The enterprise will be governed by a board of directors. The board will consist of the following nine members appointed by the executive director of the department:
- Two members representing the department, one with expertise in sustainability and one with expertise in compliance;
- One member who represents a county that has experience with the management of waste tires;
- Six members who are representatives of nonprofit and for-profit entities engaged in the recovery, recycling, reuse, and management of waste tires, including:
- A tire retailer.
- A waste tire collection facility.
- A waste tire processor.
- A waste tire hauler.
Board meetings will be held at least quarterly starting after July 1, 2025.
If you would like to be considered for a future board member position, please fill out an application:
Waste Tire Management Enterprise Board of Directors Application
If you have questions, please send an email to:
[email protected] (subject line: Waste Tire Management Enterprise Board questions).
Learn more about Senate Bill 24-123, on our solid waste and regulations and statutes website (Strategies for Waste Tires: Title 30 Article 20 Part 14.).