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Lead ends unmanned recycling drop-off, approves voluntary curbside recycling program
Summary
The commission voted to end the unmanned recycling drop-off at the top of town and approved a voluntary curbside recycling option to serve Lead residents without raising city charges.
The Lead City Commission voted Feb. 3 to end the unmanned recycling drop-off at the top of town and to begin a voluntary curbside recycling program for city residents, effective once the vendor schedule and branded containers are ready.
Sander Sanitation owner Fred told the commission the drop-off site had been used by many people outside city limits and that the volume and contamination had made the unmanned center unsustainable. “The intent of the recycling center was to provide recycling for the…
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