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District Court of Guam Chief Judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood issued an order detailing the status of post closure efforts at the Ordot Dump. Her order noted receiver Gershman, Brickner & Bratton needs

The Campbell County Board of Supervisors discussed the county’s future plan of handling waste and recycling Monday night. County Administrator Frank Rogers said the Region 2000 landfill is scheduled to reach its capacity in 2029, deeming it appropriate for the board to begin looking at what Campbell will do after that date. Region 2000 includes Appomattox County, Campbell County, City of Lynchburg and Nelson County.

The District Court of Guam is set to conduct a site visit to the now-closed Ordot Dump, as part of ongoing proceedings related to Guams landfill case. Chief Judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood will lead

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — Leachate pumps at the Ordot dump stopped working during Typhoon Mawar and leachate overflowed from the secondary containment system at the facility.

* Can Capture Grants Greatly Exceeded Expected Impact with Performance Data Showing Annually Nearly 140 Million Aluminum Beverage Cans Captured and More Than $2 Million in Revenue... | June 21, 2023

The cost to monitor and maintain the closed Ordot dump has ballooned from $21.7 million to about $87 million, according to the solid waste receiver, which last month sent a

The Guam Solid Waste Authority, which is struggling to keep its aging fleet of trash collection trucks on the road, is buying three new trucks — but they won’t be

A federal judge this week adopted the evidence-gathering rules for the government of Guam’s lawsuit against the Navy, rejecting the federal government’s proposed rules and accepting GovGuam’s version.

Audit: Significant increase needed for trash fees By Steve Limtiaco The governor’s proposal to require trash collection service for all homes is consistent with an audit conducted for the Guam Solid Waste Authority, which states “significant rate increases are needed in the near future,” for solid waste services unless there are more customers to share the operating costs. If nothing changes, solid waste operations will be about $5 million in the red by 2024, and about $80 million in the...