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As 2019 draws to a close, Wyoming can look back fondly at another year filled with many good things for those who live here.

With a new organic waste diversion grant and some community sweat equity, Wyoming now has three new compost sites.

Now in its second year, the City of Wyoming’s Environmental Mini-Grants offer three awards of $500 to students at each elementary school to positively impact their school environment.

Donning hard hats, safety goggles, and even a few face masks, 20 Wyoming residents recently toured the Rumpke recycling center in St. Bernard, the largest recycling center of its kind in North America.

Good Morning, Wyoming, a kids’ book about Wyoming that speaks to what we all love about our home has just gone on sale at retailers around the city.

A small group of Wyoming and Lockland residents lead Lockland Rising, a group of citizens working to turn the page in Lockland and bring back its economic viability.

Wyoming elementary students helped add to the City’s total recycling yield, making the city greener, and the City gave back to the kids by way of an innovative new environmental mini-grant program.

A paved path from Wyoming all the way to Winton Woods could be open as soon as 2020.

Reflecting its heritage as Cincinnati's first true suburb, Wyoming is one of the first suburbs outside of the county seat to enter into an agreement with the Greater Cincinnati Energy Alliance (GCEA) that will allow our residents to participate in GCEA’s “Solarize Cincy” and “Get Efficient” programs.

The initial construction phase for the next link in Wyoming’s Hike/Bike Trail that will connect the current trail with Oak Park has begun.