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Taylor council approves 10-year extension with Priority Waste, keeps six-month out clause
Summary
The Taylor City Council voted to extend its garbage, recycling and compost contract with Priority Waste LLC through June 30, 2035, citing price stability and large equipment investments; residents raised concerns about the length of the contract and contract termination terms.
The Taylor City Council on March 18 approved a motion to extend the city’s waste, recycling and compost collection contract with Priority Waste LLC from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2035, funded through Act 179. Motion by Councilwoman Brandana, supported by Councilman Johnson, carried after discussion and public comment.
The extension aims to lock in annual price increases at lower rates and enable Priority Waste to invest in equipment dedicated to Taylor, city officials said. City speakers said longer contracts with haulers reduce yearly price volatility; administrators told the council the move would…
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