Ensuring the Future by Acting in the Present
SCH in Action: Update on No Idling/Clean Air Community Initiative
Present at the meeting and pictured here are: Melinda Dower from NJDEP, Mike Richter, Mayoral Aide Jen Kelley, CH Township Director of Communications Dan Keashen, Director of CH Public Works Steve Musilli, CHPD Chief Charlie Jones and his Comminity Outreach partners, Dennis Nelson and Rick McBreany, Chris Dollarton of the CHFD, Shelby Robbins and her mom, Ruth Anne and Susan Manser, CH Zone PTA Liaison. Photos taken by Lori Braunstein.
SCH and No Idling made the Courier Post today with the article,
Turn off your engine, it’s the law
 CHERRY HILL — A shy 10-year-old Girl Scout who didn’t realize how big an impact she could have and a diligent healthcare worker who wanted his voice to be heard came together to make a difference. Motivated by a “no idling’ law that had been on the state books for more than two decades, Shelby Robbins and Mike Richter, both of Cherry Hill, had each sought to publicize the risks involved in idling vehicles and were able to do so with the help of Sustainable Cherry Hill and the township. Read the full article here.
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What should we do when we see people idling their vehicles for a prolonged time? I’ve told some people about the Cherry Hill law, but they don’t seem very impressed. And I can’t bring myself to reporting them. Is there an alternative?
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