Annual Reports

This past year marked an exciting new chapter for our organization. With our rebrand to NH Recycles, we built on more than four decades of cooperative marketing and recycling leadership while strengthening our focus on serving our municipal member communities. Our cooperative...

The 2024 NRRA Annual Report is currently being updated with audited financials. Please check back soon.

When NRRA was founded in 1981, we were the sole organization helping New Hampshire municipalities market their recyclables. Originally founded for cooperative marketing, technical assistance, and education, NRRA is still going strong today, thanks to our continued partnership...

When executive director, Reagan Bissonnette, joined this organization in June 2019, little did she know that it would be three years before we would hold our conference in person once again, so it's no surprise that gathering together in person in 2022 had the feeling of a...

We would be remiss if we didn’t acknowledge the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our collective lives and work. We at NRRA are well aware that our members continued their essential work of managing solid waste during the pandemic and are grateful for your service to your...

NRRA's 2020 Annual Report is provided in a compact, flip-book format that makes it easy to share the value of recycling and NRRA membership with municipal staff, elected officials, and residents. The report includes the following features: Summary of notable achievements and...

In June 2019, Mike Durfor retired as Executive Director of NRRA. During his decade-long leadership, NRRA increased support for member services, technical support programs, and education for citizens and professionals. Mike directed the start of a monthly newsletter for members...

The NRRA is truly a remarkable organization. Providing a calm and steady presence amidst utter chaos, the NRRA has weathered many storms. Today’s market climate might be the most severe test as communities react to what is being termed an existential crisis. And while it’s true...

I was watching a show on television recently about the Hubble Telescope. After they fixed the lens that had a microscopic defect, the heavens that we had heretofore been blind to suddenly came into focus. As the Hubble has had upgrades over the years we have learned that we have...

As sure as the leaves are falling outside my office window it’s time to provide the President’s statement on the state of the NRRA. The views expressed are my own. While we place a premium on consensus building at NRRA, there are so many moving parts to NRRA that every question I...