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Perrysburg staff propose reroute of refuse collection to rebalance routes and reduce overtime
Summary
City staff outlined a proposed reroute of refuse pickup to reflect west-side growth, saying 16 specific homes would change service days and the city will run an outreach campaign before an April 7 launch.
City public‑works staff presented a proposed reroute of refuse collection routes on Feb. 26 to rebalance daily workloads after 15 years without a major change. The plan would reassign service days for several blocks to reflect growth on the west side of town and to reduce overtime during heavy seasonal weeks.
The plan matters because uneven route lengths and new subdivisions have increased travel time and occasional overtime for crews. Staff said the reroute is intended to distribute daily workload more evenly and to plan for anticipated future development.
Rob (staff member) introduced the refuse team and said, “The last time the city's rerouted our refuse route has been, believe it or not, 15 years ago.” Ron Isaacson, identified in the meeting as deputy director, and Greg Coeur, described as the operations manager…
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