Recology agrees to San Francisco rate settlement worth more than $107M, as competitors circle
Share it The San Francisco City Attorney's Office has reached a settlement with Recology, collectively valued at $107.6 million, stemming from inaccurate rate increases disclosed during an ongoing public corruption investigation as well as unfair competition practices. This news comes as competitors and critics have already been looking for ways to potentially chip away at the company's exclusive lock on the local market. The deal, announced Thursday, comes after Recology's former government and community relations manager for the area, Paul Giusti, was charged in federal court for allegedly ...