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The city of Port St. Lucie is reaching out to its citizens to try and dispose of a growing trash problem.

Press Release – Marlborough District Council How we manage and minimise waste for the next six years in Marlborough is open for discussion with the Councils draft strategy now open for public comment. The proposed Waste Management and Minimisation Plan (WMMP) 2021-27 has been developed following … How we manage and minimise waste for the next six years in Marlborough is open for discussion with the Council’s draft strategy now open for public comment. The proposed Waste Management and Minimisation Plan (WMMP) 2021-27 has been developed following extensive consultation with the communit...

A key reason for the changes to Columbia’s residential trash collection system is equity for customers. That was part of the message Steve Hunt, Solid Waste manager for the city of Columbia Utilities, discussed in a recent meeting with Boone County Muleskinners. “Customers that put out one bag of trash or two bags of trash each week pay the same amount as their neighbor down the street who may put out 10 bags of trash,” Hunt said. “I’ve heard from several customers over the years that didn’t think that was a fair or equitable method for collection.” City Cou...

Resolution declares 'no confidence' in city department DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette Fort Wayne's trash collection contractor will again face City Council scrutiny next week under a resolution proposed by 2nd District Councilman Russ Jehl. If it approves the resolution, the City Council would be declaring it has no confidence in Fort Wayne's Solid Waste Department and would urge Mayor Tom Henry to take action. "The administration, for three years, has ignored council and told us it is not our place to try to manage the Solid Waste Department," Jehl said. "The only time the administration ha...

Red River again facing scrutiny by City Council DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette Fort Wayne's trash collection contractor will again face City Council scrutiny next week under a resolution proposed by 2nd District Councilman Russ Jehl. If it approves the resolution, the City Council would be declaring it has no confidence in Fort Wayne's Solid Waste Department and would urge Mayor Tom Henry to take action. “The administration, for three years, has ignored council and told us it is not our place to try to manage the Solid Waste Department,” Jehl said. “The only time the administration has...