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Solid Waste Authority adopts FY26 budget, lowers some collection rates and raises special-waste tipping fee

5843538 · August 21, 2025
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Summary

The Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County adopted its fiscal year 2026 budget, approved adjusted assessment and collection rates based on updated unit counts, and approved a $15 increase to the special-waste tipping fee to $80 per ton; the board approved related resolutions 2025-O2, 2025-O3 and 2025-O4 by unanimous vote.

The Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County on a 7-0 vote adopted its fiscal year 2026 budget, approved adjusted non-ad valorem assessment and collection rates and signed off on a revised tipping fee schedule, the authority said.

The board adopted the budget and the adjusted assessment and collection rates — reflected on property tax bills going out this November — and approved the tip-fee schedule along with three implementing resolutions: 2025-O2, 2025-O3 and 2025-O4. Commissioner Weiss moved to approve the budget items and Mayor Marino seconded; the votes were recorded 7-0.

Staff told the board updated unit counts from the property appraiser led to modest…

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