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Residential Composting Program

Applications open Monday, Sept. 21. They stay open “until quantity limits are met.”

The bin is free. It is a 43-gallon two-chamber tumbler and it arrives unassembled.

Eligible: single-family homes inside city limits. Not eligible: apartments and condominiums.

One bin per household.

The city pays for the bin and the city owns it. A household that moves outside city limits, or stops composting, tells the city and the bin is collected empty.

There is no collection service. The city does not take the finished compost.

The application form is on the city’s Residential Composting Program page.

Questions go to sustainability@citystaug.com. Returns go to Solid Waste at 904-825-1049. The program contact is Danielle Cora, Environmental Compliance Inspector, 904-825-1055.

Neighborhood Grant Program

Applications open Thursday, Oct. 1. They close Thursday, Oct. 15, at 5 p.m.

The ceiling is $3,000.

Eligible: formally and informally organized non-profit groups. The stated use is small-scale neighborhood improvement, enrichment and enhancement projects or events.

Three ways to file. Email, US Mail to City of St. Augustine Community Services Department, Attn: Neighborhood Grant Program, PO Box 210, St. Augustine, FL 32085, or in person at the Community Services Office, Lobby B, fourth floor, 75 King Street.

Applications that meet the minimum guidelines go to the Neighborhood Grant Program Award Committee.

The contact is Jaime D. Perkins, Community Services Director, 904-209-4254.