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Electronics/CRTs 29 tons 48 tons <br />Propane Tanks 371 tanks 1,018 tanks <br />Mattresses 1039 mattresses 587 mattresses <br />*Stopped for several months due to contamination <br />issues <br />Residents are also able to compost food waste at <br />the Transfer Station. Kitchen scrap buckets can be <br />picked up at the DPW. Scraps that can be composted <br />include fruit and vegetable scraps, egg shells, coffee <br />grounds and filters, meat scraps, baked goods (see the <br />link on the Transfer Station page at <br />www.mashpeema.gov for a full list of acceptable <br />items) . <br />In addition to the materials collected at the <br />Transfer Station, the Town continues to provide other <br />recycling services and programs for residents and <br />property owners. At the DPW, residents or property <br />owners can purchase recycling and compost bins at a <br />reduced price and dispose of their medical sharps <br />(containers provided at no cost; program was funded <br />through the Barnstable County Extension Service; <br />starting in 2017, the Town will be partially funding the <br />program). <br />A complete list of the materials accepted at the <br />Transfer Station can be found on the Town's web page <br />at www.mashpeema.gov. <br />Cemetery: <br />In 2016, 19 plots and 6 niches were sold at Great <br />Neck Woods Cemetery. Twenty-seven interments were <br />held. <br />Fees collected from sale of plots are deposited <br />into a dedicated cemetery account. Cemetery <br />operations are 100% funded through this account. <br />Respectfully submitted, <br />Catherine Laurent <br />Director <br />Report of the <br />Recreation Department <br />To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the <br />Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: <br />Mission <br />To meet the needs of our community by <br />promoting quality educational programs, recreational <br />activities, and special events that are designed to <br />enhance personal growth, learning opportunities and <br />community development, while focusing on the <br />educational and recreational interests that influence our <br />health and well-being. <br />Programs <br />Kids Klub Childcare Center: This coming year <br />will mark our 25th year in operation as a Town - <br />sponsored program. It is the only center in Town that <br />offers year-round, full-time daycare, in addition to half - <br />day preschool. Kids Klub Childcare Center is licensed <br />by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department <br />of Early Education and Care. <br />Our self -funded center offers affordable care and <br />quality programming to over 70 families with children <br />ranging in age from 15 months to 6 years old. Our <br />toddler, preschool, and full-time daycare programs <br />typically fill to capacity during the course of the year. <br />Children who are 3 and 4 years old attend our half -day <br />or full -day preschool program, any number of days <br />during the week. This flexibility in scheduling provides <br />families with more latitude in the care and education <br />of their children, while remaining affordable. High <br />staff retention provides consistency in teaching <br />standards and a dependable, familiar environment for <br />the children as they grow with the center. Our seven <br />full-time employees and two part-time employees work <br />closely with the Mashpee school system to prepare the <br />children for Kindergarten. <br />School -Aged Programs: We continue to offer a <br />wealth of programs and activities for youth ages 3-14. <br />Our Extended Day programs have been extremely <br />successful and, more importantly, invaluable to our <br />local families as we provide a much needed service for <br />their children. This year, we have enrolled over 100 <br />children, representing 95 families. Our Kindergarten <br />and 1st grade program is held at the KC Coombs <br />School. Our Extended Day program for students in <br />129 <br />