Rick Jansen
Director
The Director’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to the coordination of all EPA mandated programs operated through the Lawrence-Scioto County SWMD.
In addition the District has implemented various programs to support recycling and litter prevention including “Sponsor-A-Site”, “Caught Green Handed”, and “School Recycling” *check out links for more details on these programs. The director is also responsible for oversight of the two county district and is available for presentations.
Weston Roop
Assistant Director
Assistant Director of the Lawrence-Scioto Solid Waste Management District assists in overseeing district operations, program development, and community outreach initiatives focused on environmental sustainability and responsible waste management. In addition to his professional role, Mr. Roop serves as a firefighter and EMT and enjoys recreational activities such as golf and pickleball.
Mark Wilson
Enforcement Officer
Mark’s responsibilities include following up on complaints called into the office regarding illegal dumpsites and unsightly properties in the two county District.
The typical approach to a complaint is a site investigation, a citation can be issued and the case goes through the Prosecutor’s office. Most cases result in fines and placement with a Community Service program.
Larry Coleman
Litter Control Crew Supervisor – Lawrence County
Larry and his revolving crew are responsible for litter collection in Lawrence County. The litter crew consists of himself and residents from STAR Community Justice Center of Franklin Furnace, OH.
Lawrence County consists of approximately 449 square miles, 800 roadway miles. Litter pickups are held on Township Roads, County Roads, and State Routes. The crew also performs Public Community Cleanups (parks), and 3 dumps per year.
Joe Pace
Litter Control Crew Supervisor – Scioto County
Joe and his revolving crew collect litter, tires and other debris from county and township roads throughout Scioto County. His crew consists of residents from STAR Community Justice Center of Franklin Furnace, OH.
Scioto County consists of 611 square miles with 419.73 miles of county roads and 497.52 of township roads. The crew provides other cleanup services throughout the year.
Mike Hall
Facility Manager
The Facility Manager oversees daily operations at the Center for Hard-to-Recycle Materials (CHaRM). This position is responsible for managing staff, ensuring compliance with all safety and environmental regulations, coordinating the receipt and processing of recyclable and special waste materials, maintaining equipment, and tracking material volumes. The Facility Manager maintains accurate records, schedules vendor pickups, and support public education and outreach efforts.
County Commissioners
Dr. Colton Copley, Mike Finley, and DeAnne HollidayLawrence County Commissioners
Left to Right; Merit Smith, Scottie Powell-Chairman, and Bryan DavisScioto County Commissioners