Solid Waste Plan News Today

At its April 8 City Council meeting, Brooklyn Center City Council voted to create the Brooklyn Center Cultural and Public Arts Commission (BCCPAC), which will be composed of a chairperson

Linden — On Monday, Sept. 25, Linden City Council rescinded a resolution approving the Genesee County Solid Waste Manage Plan after a request from Genesee County officials because the plan

On Tuesday, Sept. 19, the Fenton Township Board of Trustees voted to rescind a resolution pertaining to the Genesee County Solid Waste Management Plan Amendment after a request from the

  MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — The Murfreesboro City Council voted Thursday, May 18, 2023, to support continued adjustments in the Solid Waste Fee Structure toward a self-supporting utility operation. Customers will notice the latest fee increase effective July 1, 2023, on the customer’s Water Resources account or Consolidated Utility District account billing. The increase in residential and commercial Solid Waste collection service will ...

The Murfreesboro City Council agreed to increase monthly trash hauling bills by $2 per cart for residents and $5 per cart for commercial properties.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — The Murfreesboro City Council voted Thursday, May 18, 2023, to support continued adjustments in the Solid Waste Fee Structure toward a self-supporting utility operation. On May 10, 2023, the City Council reviewed a 10-year Solid Waste Plan Update including the continued strategy to move Solid Waste toward a self-supporting utility in anticipation of the closing of Middle Point Landfill. “The long-planned increase moves the City Solid Waste utili...

A new solid waste plan for Hamilton County is headed to local governments for ratification, without a proposed increase to the fee for out-of-district solid waste.

When Justin Cox moved into the Julia Street Landing subdivision in north Houston in February, he said he was assured the city would pick up his trash and recycling.

Hamilton County residents are invited to give feedback on an update to the county’s solid waste plan.

Timothy Egan is a state representative serving on the Committee on Resources, Recreation & Development and is a member of the North Country Alliance for Balanced Change. There’s a general sense in New Hampshire that our state is lagging well behind...