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More than 8 million people visited Delaware parks in 2022. [7] The Division of Community Affairs is responsible for intergovernmental relations, marketing communications and program-specific small business assistance. Part of the Division, the Public Affairs team publishes DNREC's online magazine, Outdoor Delaware, and its digital newsletter.
The city's Water Department provides water service and the city's Waste Water Department provides sewer service in Rehoboth Beach and nearby outlying areas including North Shores and Breezewood. [77] [78] [79] The city's Streets Department provides trash and recycling collection to homes and businesses in Rehoboth Beach. [80] [81]
The town's electric department is a member of the Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation, a wholesale electric utility that purchases energy for its members. [13] Trash collection in the town is provided under contract by Waste Industries. [14] The Public Works department provides water and sewer service to about 4,000 customers in Smyrna. [15]
Durham County holiday waste and recycling schedule All three of the county’s Solid Waste and Recycling Convenience sites will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 24, and Saturday, Nov. 26.
Trash and recycling collection in Georgetown is provided under contract by Waste Industries. [25] The Bruce A. Henry Solar Farm near Georgetown became operational in 2013, and expanded from 23 to 40 acres in 2020. [26] [27]
The Public Works department provides water, sewer, trash and recycling collection to Milford. [19] [20] Natural gas service in Milford is provided by Chesapeake Utilities. [21] Milford is home to the Milford Solar Farm, a 15 MW, 80 acre solar power farm owned by the Public Service Enterprise Group and is the largest solar power farm in Delaware ...
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Townsend was a vibrant Delaware Democrat working as a ship captain, timber producer, and finally, a peach farmer who exported canned peaches to New York from Delaware and Maryland. [21] Happy Townsend (1879–1963), a Major League Baseball pitcher from 1901 to 1906 for the Philadelphia Phillies, Washington Senators, and Cleveland Naps