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The Infrastructure and Sustainability Inclusive Excellence Committee is partnering with our teams in the Grounds and Recycling Operations Center (GROC) for the next “It’s Friday” event from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, May 17. Come meet your I&S colleagues from Outdoor Services and Environmental Services to learn about their roles. Take a tour of the recycling center, get a behind-the-scenes look at the master control system for campus irrigation, and check out the fleet of grounds equipment that will be on display. Free Santiago’s burritos are available to the first 100 I&S staff in attendance. Other light refreshments will also be provided. For more information, contact Kelsey Draper or email isiec@colorado.edu.

A pair of Infrastructure and Sustainability units took home Green Labs Program awards from the April 18 Campus Sustainability Summit. The Facilities Management Recycling team took home a Departmental Achievement award for its work in increasing the recycling of laboratory materials, taking over collections that previously relied on Eco-Cycle visits to campus every four weeks and helping free up Green Labs resources to further expand lab recycling opportunities on campus. A group from our Environmental Health and Safety team, meanwhile, won a Partnership for Lab Sustainability award for its animal bed composting efforts that are expected to result in landfill waste diversion of between 75,000 and 100,000 pounds annually. Congrats to our teams making these positive impacts!

Real-time location tracking for ɫ��Ƶ����’s Buff Buses, including the Marine Street Express, is now available via the Transit app, the same mobile app where you can track RTD and HOP buses, B-Cycle and more. The Transit app has replaced the ETA Spot and CU Bus Tracker apps. Users can download the Transit app on (Android) or the (iOS). Once users download the app, they can select specific Buff Bus routes as favorites to receive real-time service alerts and notifications.

Did you know your EcoPass bus pass that all full-time employees (and permanent part-timers working a 50 percent or greater appointment) receive can do��much more than get you from here to there? Via the , flashing your EcoPass can get you discounts at various spots around town on everything from bikes and beers to sushi and Sink burgers. Learn more about available��.

“Nothing in the creek” is the stipulated requirement from state and federal agencies regarding permitted substances reaching waterways. The only substances permitted to reach Boulder Creek, or any other stream or wetland, is clean rainwater or snowmelt. All other substances are strictly prohibited and would subject the university to penalties and fines. Environmental Health and Safety at ɫ��Ƶ���� is tasked with being sure everyone on campus does their part to prevent chemical wastes and other pollutants from being disposed into storm drains and sanitary sewer lines. If your daily work involves disposal of chemical wastes or pollutants, please contact EH&S at 303-492-6025 or email ehs@colorado.edu for information and advice about how to properly dispose of materials so they do not end up in our waterways.��